... friend R., who complained that Brummell had been of a party in which it was said that he the said R., was not fit to carry | garbage to the Devil, adding, 4! How unkind it was of you, a friend, to sit by and hear me underrated with- 1 out taking my part.''—l ...

... the flower in the bud. The newsmen, in collecting their daily supply literary ware, run along the line of literature, and 'pick dozens half-dozens, or even single numbers periodicals, within a line about one mile in length. Even this too long for many ...

... avocations; the former clearing the kennels, and the latter sweeping to the oblivious conduit of Fleet-ditch all the impurities, garbage, and refuse mental muck, lest miasma might ensue. The health of the public demands the diligence of both, in order to prevent ...

... The account of the 'discchrnry' 6f' the mundsl stones, or rock' harmonieon, given abbve, : be Somewhat 'enlarged. It on the picked up in the course ;%f the same morning six of these stones, in form resemblirig the bonis with which mowers' -set their 'Scythes ...

... now abandoned, linen hanging out to dry, horrid stenches from butchers' shops and holes into which they have flung their garbage. Along the valley to the left grows smooth sward, What there is, however, to indicate gold here more than a thousand other ...

... a time must have been awkward customers. Go the whole town through, and you will not find one solitary Piraeus —filth and garbage of every kind being thrown into the streets. This would make the place intolerable, were it not for the hordes of filthy-looking ...

... hundreds at a time for two or three days, and all at once disappear for the same time, when they return as before, to feast the garbage. Probably they divide their attention between the allies and the Russians. The Tchernaya abounds with duck, and some of the ...

... Persia is thus placed at the mercy Russia fo: the far greater part of her supplies European goods. Persia is no time willing pick a quarrel with Turkey. The Shiites Persia aud the Sunnites Turkey hate each other with hatred not exceeded by that with which ...

... and insufficient food, and at times beaten with dreadful severity. The poor boy had often been seen by the neighbours picking up garbage and eating it to satisfy his hunger, and even going to the pigs' trough and devouring eagerly such refuse as the pigs ...

... frequented by them, but most cases they seek the isolated places in the outskirts of the city, where the rats fatten on the garbage thrown from the slaughter-houses, to set their traps. These traps are square boxes, about two feet long, and of the same width ...

... had fallen, he immediately discharged the other barrel amongst the ling, went to the place, and picked up the largest dog foulmart had ever seen. He next picked the bird, and found it to be very fine one and plump and fat. The conclusion he came to was, ...

... wretched boys who live on garbage; the hoarde of andescribable men and yopths who live no one knows how or where ; the neatly dress- ed genteel-looking women, who car: reticules over false arms, and use their real ones for picking pockets ; the hirsute young ...