... to shipped board the Magnuf, ; or flock geese stalkiug gravely across the path of passer by, a band scavenger ducks picking up the garbage from the gutters the side walks. Then the soft /into* of the natives, the use of and dee for thou thee, and yea and ...

... flight, as if looking for something to pick up, and the other gulls shewed no sym m of fear at their approach. That they follow tishing-boats to pick up debris seems certain, and doubtless they do not disdain garbage on the strand, could be cast ashore. ...

... fettered by the unfortunate necessity of adhering ouly to what is true, and rejecting at once the half-romantic, half scandalous garbage with which, in the way of private anecdotes of the Prince, some of the American journals are just now entertaining their readers ...

... caught. Dr Ed- monstone he adds, ‘re and says the great skua does not possess the habit of his congener, the 1.’ On this I picked up a bit of information lately, as throwing some light on the subject. I summer, to meet a I was the course of our conversation ...

... charity in the street. She lived on crusts of bread, the refuse of cab- bages and other vegetables, and suck-like garbage that she picked up from dirt hea week she fell down from weakness while passing the door of the concierge, from want of food ; but ...

... one’s ideas about it or impart his own. The sporting houses were besieged by lovers of the ‘ noble’ art, anxious-and eager to pick up any stray word that might fall from the knowing ones as to the condition of the men, the scene of action, or anything that ...

... in- habitants of our large towns remember. But a true militia—or an appeal to the men of the na- tion—should consist of the picked men, not of the refuse. The natural first division of the militia consists of tlhe grown son of every fa- mily, or the young ...

... Similarly as respects his food. Garbage is not the food that the pig selects by preference. In fact, a pig that has been fel for any time upon ■ee.t fond will turn away from sour and disgusting food. If left to pick up his living where he can find it ...

... midst. The crows first took flight, and the left alone, rose slowly and took its own way. The crows were waiting to pick up any garbage their nobler companion would leave. Any one with a gun could easily have shot this bird either before or after it Tuse ...

... th b e cor vi li elliptic curve. The ceilings are richly panelled, and painted a soft ivory white, and the mouldings are picked out in gold. At each end of the saloon are fixed two sideboards made of oak ; and in the Iforward end, between the sideboards ...

... HERRING TRA Wick, Oct. 4.—Our local market continues much as it was last week—a few barrels of f.c.b. being picked up now and then at 30s, and matties at 24s 6d. Crown spents have been at 25s, but there are not many of these for sale. Large shipments ...

... Republicanism. Trade generally throughout the State quiet, and wages are pretty low, but it is earnestly hoped that business will pick up soon §8 the now Govenunent is formed. —Yours, &e. J. E. T. New York, Nov. 18, 1894. A “HIELAN’ LOONIE” ON THE CROFTER QUESTION ...