... thcin neither, for though continued speak them fair one on one side his face, yet when addressed himself my uncle and could pick out that, notwithstanding the savoury morsels they had crammed his mouth with, Mr. Vitruvius Whighiun considered them thieves ...

... 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 scrutched up a pearl, but so dirty a pearl, few would be at the pains of washing it ...

... dastards who are too cowardly to play the parts of open assassins. They pry and peep and peer; whisper here, and listen there ; pick up the savings of the pot-houses, and record the doings of men by their fire-sides; lay them up in store, in alphabetical order ...

... the crew of the Lancaster, of this port, are happily put an end to the receipt intelligence from the Captain. The crew were picked up from the wreck by a Glasgow vessel, and taken to Quebec, where they arrived safe and well. e have, in previous numbers ...

... Say, answerec Brummell, why, 1 said the very leverse of what they saic against you; I said you were quite fit to carry garbage tr the Devil. w spare the modesties of Mr. Goulburn oi r the application. As the good old proverl has it, Let every herring ...

... “® , | with the most unnatural and brutal seventy. The poor little fellow bad been often seen by the neighbours picking up and eating garbage to satisfy his hunger, an even going to the pigs’ trough, and devouring eageily such refuse as the pigs had not ...

... Simpson and Charles Newman, for passing bad monzy ; Thomas Ireland, for forging tickets ; Henry Cule and Thomas Hughes, ocket- picking ; John Watsgn, left over from the last County Sessions, charged with robbing John M’Intyre of three- and-twenty shiilings ...

... the nonce to make a sensation. It is not usual to re-publish the Board's proceedings in Maryport*much less to hash up the garbage from so disreputable a source. But, in this case there was a double purpose to he served*a stab to a former friend, and an ...

... Iving upon his back, elevating bis small sharp pickaxe a little above his nose, and picking into the coal-seam With might and main ; another squatting down and using his pick like a common labourer; a third is cutting small Channel the seam, and preparing ...

... left'this port for Liverpool on Sunday morning. Her log, received on onday night, reports that when off St. Bees Head, the capta n picked the crew the brig W. F. Safford, of Belfast, bound for Dublin, who had left their ship on ama Bank, Presentation Stixoth. ...

... fame type, bot to all appearance they are the samo. In two of type I letters with the same fl aWs in, don’t think you could pick out two By Mr. Rers— I don’t think any one swear to their being the same ty George Porter. pe, except as a matter of opinion ...

... past, In order to pick up the very pediment to east at the plaintiff. While their hireling advocate was instructed to offer the which the law would compel them to make, he was also instructed to bespatter the plaintiff with the garbage and filth that had ...