... away our eyes and pretend that have not witnessed their hour humiliation. But gulls have natural and unabashed liking for garbage. It best not to enquire too particularly what they find to satisfy their hunger even when they float uj>oci the sea or, skimming ...

... provisions is becoming most alarming here. If it should continue, believe we shall shortly be reduced to live upon herbs and garbage. There is but too much reason to fear a renewal of the dreadful ravages caused by the famine of 1512. It is said to be certain ...

... exhibited in the Crystal Palace, with a label offering two hundred guineas to the person who could pick it. One John Goater, a working locksmith, picked it on Saturday week (so he asserts in the papers), ' and claimed the two hundred guineas. The owner ...

... on of the directors and chief officers [applause]. And though it was necessary to take him away from Winchester, they had picked ont. they believed, good man take bis place [applause]. He hoped the staff ot Winchester station would support Mr. felt sure ...