... question had since June last been constantly seen amongst the refuse heaps picking up anything they could find that was eatable. One witness had noticed one of the boa’s pick up » fish's head and eat it; another had seen the children drive the fowls away ...

... knocked from pillar pact, ready for a bit of fan. It I were be I’d pick np piece iron end break those window*.’ Po, of course,” added the prisoner most ingeouamy, amid laughter, 1 picked aad broke thsm.” M was seat to gaol for ape mopUi. ...

... be still very serious. DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE AT KENDAL.— The Kendal Corporation to make application to the Ministry of Health for sanction to a loan to cover the installation of special plant for the disposal of garbage. The estimated cost of the building ...

... HINTS. In writing the habita most dogs have of picking up food in the street, one of the greatest authorities dogs has declared that this is almost the sole fault for which he uses the whip severely, so injurious does he consider this habit. AVliirmetfl ...

... London might be of the vtild variety pigs that frequent the public streets of China, living as scavengers whatever garbage they are able to pick up; but the British Consul at Hankow has given his assurance that tnia is not the case, and that these animals ...

... Other branchea Jane gestured at her busy film set and said, Maybe Waif 1s the reason why I have to go through all this other garbage. She nopes to establish Waif branches in New York. Chicago and Dallas She has members on her board plus an auxiliary membership ...

... that (her* was receptacle the slaughter-house. The garbage was mostly the tloor, and some of it escaped by the sewer. Ue told appellant that state of things would not do; he would have remove the garbage, and get proper roueptuolo. July there woe receptacle ...

... beds. which, I bo.ieve, are called the. ■ Americanisation of polit'ta.’ merely because they give an opportunity of picking some garbage out |of tho political gutter and throwing it at in the hope that some might stick and disfigure us in the eye* of the ...

... s. Often e c;it scarcely make both ends meet. a sc •Tiii from garbage heap tas*«l lustier tl.ae delicacies in the old days. became humble that h'* thought himself well off when could pick over tin* bone left by ashharrel rat. Fortunately a portion Ids ...

... Having thrown him all over the shop, he knocked him unconscious by smashing his head the floor. He then picked him up and threw him into a garbage lorry ordering the driver to take him to police station. o o A Year Ago To-day It was announced in white ...

... table. “You’re supposed to pick up lumps of coal, not shovel garbage into the buckets. Sir Grant found this on his fire and a fine rage he was in about it.’’.she elaborated. Here’s me hand on it that every blessed piece I picked up with me own fingers, belave ...

... detail few indisputable fact* concerning Preston’s notorious infantile mortality, for o.g. : “Children eating filth and garbage picked up out of unswept streets, Ac., feeding bottles, giving babies beer, unwashed laoes, filthy garments, of children slapped ...