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... intention of stealing the coat, was sentenced to three weeks' imprisonment. ATTEMPTING TO PICK POCKETS.—Thos. Howard was charged by Supt. Saggerson with attempting to pick pockets in Linthorpe-road on Tuesday afternoon.—Mrs Spence deposed that she was standing ...
... such like prowl about the city, getting what they can to eat out of the garbage boxes stored on the sidewalks, waiting for the dust cart, and for liquor going with empty tins picked out of the same unclean source, and draining the lager beer casks stood ...
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... it was clearly proved that the farmer had lost the watch from his pocket at the identical spot where the tramp said he had picked it up. The watch, which lad -cost £7, was restored to its owner, who rewarded .the honest tramp for the trouble be had been ...
... otherwise creditable they would have eligible for the positions they now hold the Council As consequence the majority Council are picked men been thoroughly disciplined Their duties in the parks of no onerous but times they are quite unpleasant as those which ...
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... be hushed up; and it is perhaps a subject of congratulation that the public nostrils will not be offended by the filth and garbage. But pleasure at being spared further details of stupid sensuality does not make one oblivious of the strange and inexplicable ...
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... the glass, threw le the wood aside for deportation, and finally, seeing W. that many cheats of glass were still unbroken, h1 picked up such us were whole, and debiberately fo desitroyed themn by throwing them down. A a Treasury official in the United States ...