... oppose it thefirst step to the establishment abattoirs and the removal of private Nlaugliterbouses—filthy cellars blood and garbage, exhaling the most betid odours. This pretty evident; for, assuming this ultimate object, they say, •• It has l«*«n asserted ...

... on Saturday night (if men and brooms are scarce), it would be the means of lessening in some tolerable degree the heaps of garbage and Utter wblch now accumulate from one market-day to another. Vagabond.—At the petit sessions on Friday last Stephen Train ...

... palates, pieces of tongues, coagulated blood, pieces of liver, ligaments of the throat, pieces of the intestines—in short, garbage and putridity in a horrible state, the stench arising from which was most sickening and the sight revolting. The examining ...

... Coleman-street, see*, bean, ■am, sal ta taste* and feels, swine devouring th* -laughtered cattle, nay, slaughtered swine, tend of garbage, shoals of festering boa**, piles BBto, and abominations too foul to named, all atotdry, hot, parching -un, that would raise ...

... beaten with the most unnatural and brutal severity. The poor little follow had been often seen by the neighbours picking and eating garbage to satisfy his hunger, and even going to the pigs'trough, and devouring eagerly such refuse the pigs had not eaten ...

... so far subdued to render the bowsprit a place of comparative safety. They remained there until the boats from the Catarina picked them off on Tuesday morning the 14th Sept. Fire at Auckland, New Zealand.—The following is an extract of a letter dated Auckland ...

... proportion of the country at large. The mind the people must and will be fed, but it will not accept for wholesome food that garbage, trash, and milksop composition in the shape of newspaper matter, which is too often palmed off—frequently under plausible ...

... and bridles, plough and harrows, iron, stone, and wood troughs, wheelbarrows, two-wheeled truck, dinner bell, quantity of garbage, &¢.—Sale to commence at Twelve o’clock. stack of excellent bark, oats in stack (to go off the premises), & The valuable ESTATE ...

... therefrom; m. Hudson, who traced foot-steps from the scene of the affray past Mr. farmstead, and Police-serjeant Groom, who picked up certain nets, snaies, and bludgeons on Mr. Oxley's land. They all pleaded not guilty, and were fully committed to take ...

... ly helped the lad to pick up his traps; bat he would not be comforted, because he had lost his strings, consisting of guinea. Says boy, with preternatural squint, while pointing to the country gentleman, ** I see’d that gent pick it up and put it in his ...

... on which the cattle and sheep had been grazing; and there can be no doubt but that, with their accustomed love of garbage, they had picked up and swallowed some of the sanguineus excretions of the latter. The symptoms in the pigs, like those in the cattle ...

... shortest time, and it really is matter * astonishment what a variety of valuable and out- Jf-the-wav information he contrived to pick up after ' Day Madeira, a Day at Teneriffe, a Day *t St. Mary's, Bathurst, Three Days at Freetown, Leone, Six Hours ...