... times beaten with the most unnatural and brutal severity. The poor little fellow had been often seen the neighbours picking and eating garbage to satisfy his hunger, and even going the pigs’ trough, and devouring eagerly such refuse the pigs had not eaten ...

... Ot, hole aft er hole, where gol has been dug ‘or, and now « horrid stenches trom ah » hanging out to dry have flung their garbage. Along ops and holes inte which the; smooth sward. What there is, however, the valley to the left grows a to indicate yold ...

... been paid and had ver prudently decamped with his ill-gotten gains—were found to contain nothing but the most revolt- ing garbage in a state of the most loathsome decomposi. tion. Couid any words of censure add any thing to the re ‘egnancy of such a fact ...

... unvarnished discourse of a good and venerable preacher is more calculated to impress the devotional hearer, than the fulsome garbage a ranter who addresses his congregation in the most extravagant terms, using stimulants their fevered imaginations, till, ...

... but now it was £8 10s. (Hear, hear.) Mr. G. W. Homer said the chairman had invited them to pick any hole they could find in his lecture, aud he would try to pick a very small one. He thought that, iustead of taking representatives either from the poor ...

... anextent which we might call en rprisins. Commenting ups this, one of our most respectable said the worst fact that such • garbage of orars:aim should and readers, for without readers they could not be published. It was humiliating to remember that now ...