... THE FIGHT. Encouraged this disregard, numbers of the ruffians scattered about them and began to obtain all sorts of garbage and missiles, which they threw directly into the ranks. Pistol shots were now heard crack up and down the street, and one man was ...

... horror; hot they are tty sf a Rtbbsry Far Mara Grave In Ils Consequences than the plunder the few valuables which might be picked np among the ruins. Nor should we flatter ourselves with the conviction that these dangers do not threaten ns. They may seem ...

... how much more wholesome must the meat be than when the poor creatures are shut up in dirty styes, and suffered t© eat any garbage which is thrown to them ! We always had all their food boiled. At first there was a great deal of opposition to the muck” ...

... to the left. THK riOHT. Encouraged thin •«!, numbers the ruffians scattered about tb- m und begin to obtain all sorts of garbage and mil's es, *bich they threw directly into the nnks. Pistol shots were now hvard cri--k up down the reel, and one man was ...

... still be sown, in breadths according to requirement; they will come into use die latter end of autumn, when much needed. Garbages. —Continue transplanting in rich, wellmanured soil, as the land can got ready. Those already planted out will now require ...

... discover one nearly naked, lying upon back, ekyatlng hi. small sharp bore nor*, and picking into the coal-seam with might and main; another la »quailing dorn and using bis pick like a common labourer third cutting *matl channel in seeas, preparing drive In ...

... three iab-oonstablea went to the aoene and aested the prisoner; the boy handed him re* ▼olTer whi ...

... and makeshift construction, and yet in full activity. In the yards of the slaughter-houses, pigs are revelling among the garbage, dragging about large lengths of entrails, or devouring them io manner that makes the atranger inwardly vow (o abstain from ...

... a piece of cane, two feet in length, and having bent iron point at one extremity thereof, perambulated the streets Paris picking pieces of rag. in order to eke out the subs'stencw which his bravo little mother earn, d as a scavenger; and right years age ...

... foul—pig sties very commonly left j»ro trmjtore untenanted, because their usual inmates have been turned out prey upon the garbage of the neighbourhood— Conceive streets, and courts, and yards which a scavenger never appears to have entered since King John ...