... that many things, which we hold in ahMtinattoti as rpuch as Jew does porlc, might confiocred great dainties the guts and garbage of turtle, wh'di none but an Horentot, on>' would imagine, would be broi gbt to touch. Prejudice, Mr. Pi inter, dired, our ...

... who had brought a confiderable quantity of pick led herrings from that place for lale.— In pack ing, two or three tier of good herrings were pui at each end of the barrel, and all tne others were fmall garbage, rotten and unfound. The barrels likewife ...

... fucli rencountets. 'Petrel is a tierce acd voracious anitttal, tfco* one them loon tame board the Lion, eating quietly the garbage and 0:14 Is let before it, and .ke great delight in bathing a tub of water, and was therefore often indulged in that luxury ...

... one time (he faw by accident a fmall piece of bread flung on the dunghill, among the crumbs and garbage of her hulband's table : (he ran out by nealth, picked it up, and carried it fecretly to her apartment to eat. She bad to draw water, tor her hufband’s ...

... stimulants he loved, and may be said at times to have wanted. He certainly did permit his fancy to feed on this dunghill garbage ; now and then, indeed, even here he scratched up a pearl, but so dirty a pearl, few would be at the pains of washg it for ...

... MR. HAYNE. have picked out the following morse), from four columns of slang which appear in the Morning Chronicle to-day. The scene laid at the (Jcorgo Inn, in the market-place, Warwick, where, it seems, the patrons, pickpockets, and nifii«n», the ring ...

... individuals have been killed, and a number of other* very seriously hurt. MR. HAYNE. From the Courier of Ifednetday* We have picked our the following morsel, from four columns of slang which appear in the Morning Chronicle to-day. The scene laid at the George ...

... Another of the valuable chests of plate belonging to the Marquis of Waterford, lately lust in the Hibtruia, under the Hoe, was picked up on Wednesday, by two men in the employ - Pour-acres, who will receive a rich salvage. Accounts were, Saturday morning, ...

... about great ones. In plain bnguage, Mr. SHEIL, like his prototype of the forests, will content himself with the garbage and the half picked hoses, and mouth them with a teeming relish, rather than git bis banes broken, licjs lacerated skin, by vesturing ...

... returned to Lord Enniskillen. The meeting then adjourned. ?COURT OF KING?S BENCH? London-, Mokuit CROWN PROSECUTION?SAI.K A 01 PICK* THE KING r. AIGUSTES ?kOBECKEtt. The Attorney-General pr yeti the judgment of the Court on the defendant, who had pleaded ...

... the Almighty can alone recognise M bis Minister, and the flock a, ihew shepherd, feed, in a narrow lane, upon heath and garbage, picking up a stray leaf here, and chance .corn there . drifting car rot when the flood, are in, or a bunch of turnips which some ...

... Vimighty can alone recognise as his minister, am! the flock ns their shepherd, feeds in narrow lan«-. upon heath and garbage, picking up a stray leaf here, ami a chance acorn there, a drifting carrot when tin Ib.ods ate in, or hunch of turnips which some ...