... provisions is becoming most alarming here. If it should continue, believe we shall shortly be reduced to live upon herbs and garbage. There is but too much reason to fear a renewal of the dreadful ravages caused by the famine of 1512. It is said to be certain ...

... But what says Sir Raymond on another occasion ? He remembers conversations and bits of conversations years ago, as if he had picked them and registered them for re- membrance, and he remembers what I am sure was not said in a late conversation at Winchester ...

... doubt bat Tory would hare ouolialted them. The wretched scandal scraped together with the spirit of hate, that seises on any garbage it coo find, arid which forms the staple of the charges of baited Seri-ite Gazette, can ha:illy he deemed those which ao honest ...

... reaching this, tbe eyes and the organs of smell are alike disgusted and nauseated by the accumulations of filth, mud, and garbage of every kind, that are allowed to rot and evapo- rate into nothing. This nuisance is a crying one, and requires immediate ...

... jintleman I Wlsba, by gar ; that bangs Banagfaar. Wby you potato-faced pippin-sneezer, when did a Madagascar monkey like you pick enough of common Christian decency to bide your Kerry brogue. Easy, now — easy, now, cried O'ConneU, witb imperturbable ...

... lettuce plants, and no demanding by what authority he did so, be denied that he was pulling op anything but weeds. Complainant picked up a lettuce plant, and sated him if that a weed, but be made no answer. He then ordered him to leave the ground, and said ...

... pursuance of instructions from Captaiss Cohlinson, I left Pert Clarence rfor Michael-- oewki, Morton Sound, for rise purpose of picking up a party of Aleutian Islanders, whom the Governor-Generalr of Sirka hod made arrangements to send up, to assist the Arctic ...

... preserved” meats, laid up for the sustenance our sailors in time of need, are found to so tiiaiiy cases of most horrible garbage. doubt that the unlucky officer who made this discovery will forfeit all claim confidence,” and be held incapable of future ...

... or less, and not only that, hut many besides, filled with parts of the animal unfit for food, and all manner of Offal and Garbage too nasty to mention. The Discovery, as I learn, made through the stench of the Provisions, which was so noisome it alarmed ...

... in England are useless when required carried, being too heavy,l a change of clothe*, large panakin, and braee of pistols. Picks and shovels they buy the diggings, from 25«. each, and very bad one* ; you can carry them up, and I write, there are hundreds ...

... exhibited in the Crystal Palace, with a label offering two hundred guineas to the person who could pick it. One John Goater, a working locksmith, picked it on Saturday week (so he asserts in the papers), ' and claimed the two hundred guineas. The owner ...

... beaten with the most unnatural and brutal severity. The poor little fellow bad been often seen the neighbours picking up and eating garbage, to satisfy bis hunger, and even going to the pig’s trough, and devouring eagerly such refuse as the pigs had not ...