... [remarks Lord Cromer, “there was a low | Nile, and th© people in many provincial towns were living on the refuse and garbage which they picked up in the streets. Thousands died of starvation or disease incident to the prevailing state of affairs.” i This ...

... inestimable benefit to the dogs themselves, as they are prevented by the muzzle from fighting with each other, from picking up garbage, and from the risk of poisoning. The signatures the protest include those of the Duke of Northumberland, the Earl of ...

... has made its appearance, such is the privation, that, according the of Merthyr and Dr. Dyke, number of lren are living on garbage. Mr. Richard Walmetley, a Wigan Town Conner, who entered into the joys wedded life November last, has already, it is affirmed ...

... Suspicion. This afternoon, at th.a Countjr Sesaions, man named Noah Ain a worth* charged on suspicion with stealing four colher picks. Mr. Supt. Holland said would offer no against prisoner* and asked that ha might discharged. The prisoner was therefore discharged ...

... Bradfield. fore me again understand y of any! I can be much greater.—- Accused haps Mr. labour at the Sessions for | regards picking out and not for notbing. Admissions o Prisoner's Face. THE BURGLABY A’ PENAL SERVITUDE FC > home the y where Bell lived, Ernest ...

... pose of getting on with dirtrict on Sundays. Accounts amounting to £1,418 after picking a goo! the Eureka 3. 1d. were passed for payment.—These minutes; head. He wes picke Club was held at the Spin- | were alopted. his neck. a Wednesday evening, . At Blackburn ...

... the religious system supported the State shall be the servant the State, and yield implicit obedience. matter what kiui of garbage the creed may be stuffed with, so that servility to the State is uniformly observed Perhaps our borough members may be of ...