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... Portions the refuse at the Longman were floated down, including any number of old beds and garbage of the most objectionable nature. Mr DntTy said he picked up the correspondence of Inverness merchants the shore at Xairn. (Laughter.) The letter was remitted ...
... of the pause at the Longman floating down the firth n.id fining ashore at Alturlie. There were any number of (Id beds, and garbage of the 'nor( objectionable notate. The Town-Clerk —There be aotoething don- to bu AM the old beds. Mr Roderick Fraser—You ...
... preserved meat, duly accepted and passed the naval surveyors of stores for the use of tbe fleet, is one mass of putrified garbage—the opening of the cases being almost enough to breed a pestilence. Of 2707 canisters of prepared meat opened, only 197 have ...
... birde, mice, rat., or other garbage to be procured by any means. A very trivial, matter constitutes t. attempted escape. The pris walking • few yards beyond the unmarked bounds of the of work, ti pick up weeda or garbage, is • COUnatib ground for the ...
... birchoemies, rots, or soy other garbage to be procured by any mem A very trivial matter coestitates attempted nscape. The prisoner walking a few yawls beyond the eemarked bounds .4 the place of work, t i pick op weeds or garbage, is a common ground for the ...
... and familiar bird enough, frequently visit every- towns and villages in search of such offal rain, &c., it could pick up; and under rk, garbage as f molestation in these in more danger 0 RAIN, sions than the rooks t hat built in the t citement, sdecision ...
... common house-sparrow, wren, ox-eye, tit, and chaffinch, appeared to suffer least. The first, his extreme boldness picking all sorts garbage around dwelling-houses, managed keep hunger respectful distance, while took care secure shelter and warmth burrowing ...
... Small HAND PILING ENGINE ; 2 TIMBER BOGIES; SMITH'S BELLOWS and SMITHY TOOLS : Iron Blocks, Sheaves, Cramp*, Barrows, Shovels, Picks, Tar Boilers* Tar Pots, Crosscut Saws, Augers, Chains, Ropes, a Boat with Gearing, and a quantity of Timber in Logs and 3-inch ...
... came down from back to where be bad left another rook sitt times very weak-looking condition, and fed b is re- what he bad picked up. This he did ¢ onday my sight before taking anything to himself. interesting sight, and I was very much wi it. The harbour ...
... most men shrink from, and it is lamentable to see a nobleman, possessing many excellent qualities a landlord, stoop to pick up such garbage. His Grace in reality injures the cause of the Protectionists by his intemperate advocacy of it. What will the Lords ...
... Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank case, announced in your last number, was fully expected here. The old proverb that corbies will not pick out corbiee een has doubtless its application on the judicial bench as well as elsewhere, and the Court was asked to declare ...
... Lado the table got away from the men on the bank and the vessel was swept on the rocks. No one 'would voluntser to go mit and pick up the cable and Gordon jumped into • skiff and went alone. To be sure the skiff upset, and the Gosernor - General sat enure ...