... and can't, or run at an election for pound-keeper, and get defeated—if your trunk is lost in travelling, or some gentlemanly pick-pocket re- lieves you of your superfluous bank-bills, take it easy— fretting may elongate your face, but won't afford any conso- ...

... came along and stood beside her. She saw him work his arms about, and presently a pair of shoes fell down. He stooped and picked them up, and walked off with them. Prosecutor said in consequence of receiv- ing a communication from the last witness he ...

... of a stable at the Union Buildings. I went forward, and found it was something wrapped in a piece of an old linen sheet. I picked up the bundle, and brought it to the station-house, having fancied it was the body of a child. The bundle wasopenedintBypresence ...

... play we must descend with him into the pit. Scene, a stall, or a heading time, the dinner hour. At such a hour the sound of pick and the clatter of trams partially cease. Now and then above the conversation can be heard the faint blows of a mandril wielded ...

... ^Esthesia must shuddei Another thing may likewise be mentioned Sin ...

... Production ofafictitious Cod Liver Oil, the causes of Which appeared to be threefold firstly, the accumulation fish and fish garbage; secondly, the effluvia arising, the extraction of the oil from those substances and 'j^irdly, the oppressive foetor emitted ...

... upon Isis back, elevating his small sharp pickaxe a little above his nose, and picking into the coalseam with might and main; another is squatting down and using his pick like a common labourer; a third is cutting a small channel in the seam, and preparing ...

... -tar, the refuse of gas-works. The expression of Hamlet, To what base uses we may return is here reversed, for the vilest garbage supplies to the gold, Over, and crystal cases of fashion an exquisite rind reviving perfume—All the Year Round. LAW IN A PLEASING ...

... road which led to his cottage. It in possession of the dog. Hullo!' said the man,' this won't do: I must get sue a pick.' He did get him a pick, and assured roe that the dog, by its means, for the man kept cool and the instrument was sharp, he saved a limb ...

... courtesy, and re- tired. PUBLIC SLAUGHTER-HOUSES.—No attention having been paid to the notices for removing the blood and garbage, the Surveyor was ordered to take out a summons against the lessee. PIG-STYES AT ABERNANT.—Mr. T. N.Jones appeared to support ...

... and continue to resist more especially the contractors for the cleansing of the streets. The consequence is that the filthy garbage of the city, exposed in barrels upon the foot pavements fjr the contractors to clear away, has been left untouched for nearly ...

... much injured. At the time of the fall deceased was picking up small coal. The face of the stall is from 10 to 12 yards in length. It was the cuttings from the rib cut that morning that deceased was picking up. There is a gob on both sides of the road. ...