... Lynn News, 21 January, 1994 CLEANED OUT! TERRINGTON cubs cleaned up - litter(ally) - when they picked up over 25 stones of rubbish on Saturday. . The i 6 garbage gatherers were divided into four teams and, armed with home-made spears, cleared the streets ...

... in the street and went out early one shattered illusions about morning and saw a police America's most famous city- vehicle pick up three bodies. Mr Trevor Flatt, of Pet's Another one was still alive Paradise. Tower Street. flew and crawled away. but a ...

... lookint after brood of •three from the 1% addell's back is turned the kittens since then. ' shelter of a barn to the field Sable picks up the kittens The dog has obviously just behind her owner's and trie s to take them back been wanting a family of her Hillborough ...

... Litter is a plague on our beache SURELY. very few people sit at home among piles of garbage in their living rooms or gardens. Then why is it that so many continue to defile our lovely beaches and countryside with their litter, and sit, apparently content ...

... exercising in his latter working years. Now he does odd From former years old pram wheels, an almost jobs in his own good time, to pick up what ladies spokelesa bicycle wheel. a chain, several jam oars and the mains of what had been a large two gallon stone beer ...

... the Ichapel, accompanied by Roger. It was still warm and the streets Iwere far from pleasant; the girl picked her way daintily through the garbage that littered Skinner's-row, one of the worst-kept streets of the town. Site spoke freely to ILsger, for ...

... is in pure white, set off with a slight gold moulding. The architraves and mouldings sarrouudiug the niches and windows are picked oat in pure white and salmon color. The pilasters, of which little was formerly seen, are made oonepicuoue by being painted ...

... south coml. The swimming of the Indian or the South Sea Islander, m compered with that of J immie Wmnes, resembles the of • garbage mow besides one of the Imitates in which Jimmie shoore through the lagoons and voids every day. lbe con. test free to all ...

... days afterwards I gave the prisoner 5/ for her trouble in looking for it. The value of the tooth-pick is from 50/ to 3f. I have obtained another tooth-pick like that nut, being that pro, awed. The toothpick when I lost it dropped from my bawd on le the ...

... charity in the street. She lived on crusts of . bread, the refuse of cabbager and other vegetables, and ; such like garbage that she picked up from dirt heaps. . Last week she fell down Rem weaknets, while ; the door f the concierge, from want of food, but ...

... Ante another room, where fell asleep, and that the mother then committed the crimes. In the morning he sent for a locksmith to pick the lock which he himself had fastened, and he made • most dramatic pretence of weeping and fainting when confronted with the ...

... developed soon, useful types of hapmalking machinery. Where the ground is uneven and sweep; are unsuitable, the h•y-loader, which picks sip the hay on to • wagon, is • valuable device. farmers use a grabfork to lift the oft the wagons oil N. this lick, thus saving ...