... Darbyslnre, the chairman. As we did not think proper to pay 6s. to attend the dinner, we had not opportunity of hearing the garbage, which we understand was uttered on the occasion ; but our readers will be enabled to form some idea of the sort of stuff ...

... forced to travel from one destolate Fletcher, Etq., of i seene to another, subsisting on such garbage as they Sir Iteicietnin Hart., Claremottt. I could pick up. At length they fell into the hands of a Connie, Esq., of Lomax Fold. , company of natives ...

... for their machines and apprentices, while the regular journeymen have been compelled to pace the streets and lanes, picking garbage to appease hunger, for they dared not stop at home for fear of robbing their families of their scanty fare. It would appear ...

... quality calculated, for their machines and regular j •.urneynien have beea com;)elled to patrol the streets and lanes, picking up garbage to appea-e hung r. they dared not remain home, lest they robbed their families of apart their scanty fare. It would ...

... their inaehines and apprentices while the regular journeymen have been compelled to patrol the apprentices, and lanes, picking up garbage to appease their hunger, for they dared not remain at home, least they robbed theirfamilies of their scanty fare. _ ...

... d and picked up In the shops of the lo titer of persons, however, been very es beard tbst on kloeday (lag wrek)sold w to the neeetters at 10a. each. Me they ei they derifeed to purehawa. Ou S third& resseered I. rather • cations manses Garbage, whets ...

... and is generally taken by wicker-baskets, like the cage-shaped wire mouse-traps, and baited with guts of fish, or other garbage; but it is also taken by means of a piece of hooked iron thrust into its retreats at low water. M. Edwards mentions that, ...

... seeking whom he msy devour. These gluttous are the scavengers of navies, following ships in the South Seas, picking up odds and ends of garbage, and sometime titbit—a stray sailor. No wonder, then, that Bailors denounce them. In substance, Jarl assured ...

... intention, bad he gone through the transition state safely, to give him to a friend iv Georgetown, who could have abundance of garbage from the slaughterhouse on which to feed him ; as it was we flayed him, stuffed his skin, and placed it in my entrance hall ...

... kidneys, entrails with excrements in them, teudons, garbage, head, and offal. For this John Bull paid his hard cash to the foreigner; he bought in the cheapest market; he got for his gold, garbage, grease, and offal, at Galatz, on the Danube, when, for ...

... possessed the faculty of touching the heart by his th 5 this voice without deviating into anything like theaitrical display, in pick; beyond any orator I ever heard in public. His deep tones, Ic tar in'. whlich occurred very rarely, and very shortly, and only ...

... rickety, and maesif construction, and yet in full activity. In the yards of the sl~aughter-hiouses pigs are revelling among the garbage, drag- ging about large lengths of entrails, or devouring them in a manner that makes thle stranger inwardly vow to abstain ...