... enormous debt and poor-rates, in market where the produce of the compulsory labours of half-naked slaves, fed upon the lowest garbage that can support human existence, is introduced ? Tu render the chances at ail equal, tbe debt, gentlemen fundholders—the ...

... Evans’s, and was soon shown the feeling of Westminster in respect of radicalism, a shower of cabbages, and a variety the garbage which Oovent-garden can at this season abundantly supply. An iron hoop afterwards came, and the commencing storm was enly ...

... Destructives v We bate been at the pains of perusing the ?? ; but have not chosen to encumber our columns ,: of the filthy garbage, on which the Scotch ; content to fatten. Une or two passage-, h' speech in answer to an address from this fag-eiidj^^M ...

... profited so materially ? It is not merely that the Chronicle has gained all the garbage flung off by its morning contemporaries ; it has saved its own little miserable remnant of garbage, which it had a year ago, as will appear very plain from the fol- lowing ...

... assist me in my application. She then pro- ceeded to relate that she subsisted entirely upon the cold potatoes and garbage that she picked up in the streets, and that sending her to gaol would be conferring a favour, and prevent her from starving. l'he ...

... cresses, and sometimes shellfish, such as muscles, which are used in great quantity (they are the carrion of the fish kind). Garbage like this is their only support. I have as yet been enabled by some subscriptions to provide for a few out of the miserable ...

... informed that her sufferings were great, not only from the frequent beatings she had received, but that she used to pick up auy garbage she could find in the yard to eat, being denied the common necessaries of life. After being cau- tioned aa to her future ...

... cleanliness, no London or Liverpool dock can compete with this formerly-abused little port. Boats are constantly employed picking up tbe garbage from such an immense number of ships, taking it outside, and committing it to tbe deep. To give some idea of the purity ...

... money. I would not havo minded tho swindle if I bad got their money. I first told a policeman in Woolwich who said I had been picked up by a set of skittlo sharps. — Alderman Phillips said thero was no occasion for Mr. Lewis to address him, as there was no ...

... suggest. They indignantly repudiate the charge to which their conduct certainly lays them open, of having come to Parliament to pick up a policy. But if they have not done that they have at least failed in that which is clearly their duty — of guiding the ...

... persons, set upon them and need them most shamefully, tearing their clothes off their backs, pelting them with atones and garbage, and kicking and striking them. At length Mrs. Glover, in. an almost frantic scste, escaped into house, and recoiTed protection ...

... solicited charity in the street. She lived crusts of bread, the refuse of cabbages and other vegetables, and such like garbage that she picked up from dirt-hiaps. Last week she fell down from weakness while past-ing the door of the concierge from want food ...