... d one week, and intermitted the next and therefore hies off the diggings. If in England can do nothing better then ply the pick the spade, or perhaps carrying h- of bricky up sixty roun s ladder, from six io the morning to six in ihe evening, all for ...

... about, seeking whom he might devour. These gluttons are lha scavengers navies following ships in the South Seas, picking odds and ends of garbage, and sometimes tit-bit atray sailor. No wonder, then, that Bailors denounce them, substance Jarl once assured ...

... stringent legislation, but solely from the coulempt and neglect of the public, taught by our purer pens to loathe and reject such garbage, and to crave for and feed on better things —1 will call the attention of the injured Cabinet the origin of the ** Edinburgh ...

... eyelids and smarts them, in revenge for our sight not having noticed it hiding in some corner on limestone rubble. Shakspeare picked out a human prototype of the wart-cress in one of Sir John tattered recruits, as follows: Sir John—“ Is thy name Wart V* “Apropos ...