... numbers who have ■heady experienced their influence. Wholesome food for the mind has been provided in the stead of the wretched garbage and offal of Minerva press fiction—the opportunity of intellectual advancement and improvement has been afforded to hundreds ...

... independent means, but of ■niggardly disposition. It is indeed horrible ■poor should be under the necessity of con- awful garbage for food. Etless Plunder of the Dead.—Mary ■ middle-aged Irish woman was brought be■ Wright, and Edward Grace, Esqrs., at ...

... last, committed for one month to the Wakefield treadmill, as rogues and vagabonds, by Darnton Lupton, Esq., for attempting to pick pockets, on Tuesday afternoon, in tbat favourite resort for such vagabonds, the Free Market. A Pig out of Place.—A pig is a ...

... returned from market, and made the discovery that, in tho temporary absence of its inmates, the house had been entered, by picking the lock of the front door, and the larder [and wardrobe cleared out. On Monday, Thomas Hurst, a young man living in Marsh ...

... you must thread your way carefully among them if you don't mean to fall in. Still horrid stenches of butchers' shops and garbage pits stores after stores; tents and booths, and bark huts, like a fair. There is the creek, or little stream! no longer t ...

... 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 ...

... spent before the next train started Gill walked down into Kirkgate, and soon found himself in a notorious dramshop. Here he picked up a girl named Catherine | Johnson, who induced him to accompany her to 37, Eastlane, a house of ill-fame. Gill paid for ...

... be smashed. For example, if a man put his hand through a pane of glass to undo a window-fastening, or unfastened a latch, picked a lock, dropped down a chimney, or by fraud induced a servant to open a door to him—he would be guilty of a breaking in law ...

... near to Singleton's Brewery, on Saturday night. John Hughes, James Clegg, and John Jones, were charged with attempting to pick pockets, at St. Peter's Chapel, on Sunday evening. Hughes and Clegg were discharged for want of identity ; but Jones, who is ...

... each three-halfpence on the halltable on Sunday night, and early next morning the man called to wish them a happy Monday and pick up his reward. Once when Miss Fyffe was confined to bed, her attendant inquired what she would like for dinner, for it was ...

... with a loop-hole in it, commanding a view of the temple's front—nothing intervening between it and the creek but a heap of garbage. The door was within a few yards of the creek, which runs at a right angle with the main bed of the river. It was empty and ...

... upon his back, elevating his small sharp pickaxe a little above his nose, and picking into the coal seam with might and main ; another is squatting down and using his pick like a common labourer; a third is cutting a small channel in tho seam, and preparing ...