... sense of boredom is the same. Even a man who really enjoys the picture is apt in his satiety to grow indolently fastidious, and pick the gems, or to go where he finds them collected for hui,, rather than give himself the trouble to hunt themi up in secluded ...

... connection with those interested in it, is one of the surest signs of impending disso- hItion, Few firms have had better pickings than Auditt, Balance, and Co., of Moorgate-street, among the skeletons of companies lately instinct w\ith, life and hope ...

... of the world, who worship the costly and the gaudy; who like to play at feasting in palaces, and would contentedly feed on garbage if it were served on abundance of electro-plate under a frescoed ceiling. Americans, northern, southern, and central, are ...

... carrying his head a great deal higher in Whitecross-street Market than Dennis liked. At last Dennis could stand it no longer; lie picked a quarrel with Fritz, and they had a battle-royal to prove which \was master. In this encounter our City Missionary took no ...

... appetite of persons to whom political diet of some kind or another is an absolute necessity, and who even gloat over the garbage picked from the parliamentary dust-hole when it is warmed up for their benefit by the hands of their representatives. It is therefore ...

... milder word than starvation. A man, his wife, and three children, having been four days without food, except such garbage as they might pick up, dragged their weary limbs into Madras. The eldest child fell down in the open street and died. An Englishman ...

... used as a post-office, said he had . observed that the children were dirty and scantily clothed, and he had seen them pick up garbage and eat it. The inquiry was again adjourned, it being 1 intimated that a charge of manslaughter might possibly be brought ...

... were used as a post-office, said he had observed that the children were dirty and scantily clothed, and he had seen them pick up garbage and eat it. The inquiry was again adjourned, it being intimated that a charge of manslaughter might possibly be brought ...

... forgetting the noble dictum ' le podte, l'kcrivain a charge d'ames,' is content to sink into a purveyor of artistically disguised garbage for the herd of Circe. That is quite true, and it is precisely what we take the liberty of applying to the Nineteenth Century ...

... docile herd. They. know the round -as well as their owner, and pick their way across the network of streets with the utmost familiarity ; nor do they neglect to pick up any vegetable garbage that may be lying across their path. When he nears the house of ...

... hung up and beaten twice a day and put in irons. Starving from hunger and thin as roasted storks they pick up fish bones and melon seeds from the garbage heaps to eat.. If those who have paid bribes are strunD ui and their cries reach the ears of the officers ...

... The other day, when speak- ing of Sarah Barnum, we noticed American enterprise in catering for this class of literary garbage. However, there is still some sense of modesty left, if the following story, told of a young lady who moves in the very ...