... of the moment—sugar beet 'demise, forestry, boglands , the Eastern movement of manufacturing jobs, drift net fishing, the garbage glut, Oil depletion, radio masts, quarrying, EU expansion, high tech incinerators, the future of the EU, educational third ...

... correspou.lcnt of the Daily Newt, writing from Huddersrt**) ...

... in- frightened from doing duty by you, who are cowardly creased from 90,000 the commencement of the present een rapscallion garbage ? for none but a rahhlkpf dastards would tury, to 194,000 in 1813. He showed that if might more, ■so act to single and unarmed ...

... and ins ufficient food, and at tin ° beaten witb dreadful severity. The boy bad often bi %, eat scen by the neighbours picking up garbage eadad it to satisfy his hunger, and going to the 1 the wilfal and devouring up eagerly such refuse as ud iu not eaten ...

... the myriads of seagull, that escorted to from Quotestown—keeping up a terrible din—swooping down to pick up the ousting morsels of fond after the garbage was heaved overboard—have now disappeared. I was informed they folhieed another ship back. Some fellows ...

... stepped from the gateway into the high road. The night was dark, 'and in keeping with the nature of the journey. Stealthily he picked his way, keeping close to the wayside. lie desired to keep out of the sight of any chance wayfarer who micht he abroad. On ...

... and makesbift To the construction, aad yetin full activity. yards of the slaughter houses pigs are travell ing among the garbage, dragging about large Jengths of entrails, or devouring them in a manner that makes the stranger inwardly vow to refrain from ...

... are not education. When the humbler classes are able to read. they purchase too feequently the iuticieland immoral penny garbage of the English Press. No one can deny that ouredumition. and oar principles as well weenie education. are mainly influenced ...

... them ; but it is un if he it is cruel, to pelt the poor victim in tho midst of bi + We Sorte et dure, with all the garbage that can be picked t and the kennel of Billingsgate. Tho iofirmity of the pte in temper places him beyond the pale of censure. He ay ...

... STATE OF THE HOUSE. Remaining close of last w’ck Admitted since Discharge 2 ; died I sufficiently to admit of being closely picked in sacks or waggon boxes.” The principal river of Nevada, Humboldt, a mere thread of a rrier, rises among the mountains of ...

... IUeB. fre.h, were be on their guard agalnat forfed hank not**, a great farmer, and two oihera.iwinrntog from thu, ffri aod garbage. Th* foul atnffeaaaa number of which are said to bo in circulation. nave 0 f p war, waylaid on the road, tionr the half . ...

... who accepted a wager made by a wellknown archeologist that in a Sunday afternoon's walk within 29 wiles of London he would pick up a dozen which bore evident traces of mans handiwork. He won easily. Tiii Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, who has been staying ...