... PICKINGS FROM “PUNCH.” Lord Fisher's new department is evidently making good progress. From an Admiralty announcement we learn that the Board of Inventions and Research has felt justified in rsv%oving to Victory House, Cockepur-street, We are in a position ...

... of his, every man’s hand is against him. How ean he procure even a little food ? If in a town, by picking up scraps where he may find them, filthy garbage, which filis him with horrible disease ; if in the country, possibly by poaching, when Le is shot ...

... his, every man’s bhand is against him. How can he procure even a little food ? llf in a town, by picking up scraps where he ay find them, filthy garbage which fills him with horrible disease ; if in the country, possibly by poaching, where he is shot ...

... both innutritious and unsatisfying, can only result in the animal making a scavenging trip on his own. The filth and garbage picked up on these expeditions cause the coat to be odiforous and the stomach to become disordered and the breath offensive. ...

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... better for that. They moan and weep of cold and hunger, are sore with the floor for a bed, beg food from their neighbours, pick up garbage from the streets, and resort with everything they possess of any value to the pawnshop for bare existence. ‘ One-twelth ...