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... of Prance; and Hates that this plot was managed by aM. Garbage, fome time refident in England.— This ?? ion (faya a paper of this morning) w© can con- tradict on the be ft authority. M. Garbage was a gentleman of the moll amiable and candid manners, ...
... Hid insufficient food, and at times beaten with dreadful severity. The poor boy had often been seen by the neighbours picking np garbage, and eating it to satisfy his hunger, and even going' to the pigs' trough and devouring eagerly such refuse as the pigs ...
... and Carlotta Marchisio. After which, the New Ballet Divertissement : Madlle. Lamoureux, Madlle. Bioletti, MadUe, Idalie, M. Garbag- nati, and Mad He. Morlacchi SATURDAY, May 17. Verdfs favourite Opera, IL TROVATORE: Madlle. Titiens, MadUe. TrebeUi, Signor ...
... Crosland- moor. The Improvement consists in working two, three, or more shuttles in the most practical way ; and also in the picking motion. A Loom can be seen at work at Mr. Wm. Whiteley's Machine-maker, Lockwood, near Huddersfield ; or at Geo. Crosland ...
... Carter, and Mr. John ?? ! and near to the proposed site of tbe Kirbymoorside b[ *~o_ of the North-Eaatern Railway (GiUing and Pick.r- •^Branch). The Property is Copyhold of the Manor of Kirbymoorside. rJ u,t ~ ■* n -- J ?? ?? The Tenant will show tbe Premises ...
... will ensure the new drama a run of some weeks.- Kra, Nov. . • I YCEUM THEATRE.— The FREE LIST SUSPENDED. T I I H EBE LLB and'PICK WICK.— SoIe Lessee and Manager. I Mr. H. L. HATEMAN.-THIS EVENING, at 7.0, MY TURN NEXT: Mr. George Bflmore. At 8.0, the new ...
... London, E.C. ?? W EASING, 37, Cheapsid* TO AGRICULTURISTS. rTTENDERS are invited for the purchase of the -. A BLOOD AND GARBAGE of the Lancaster Slaughter Houses. — Particulars as to removal, ...
... hymn books. church services and manuals. bouquet and dish papers. bezique and playing cards. tens, ink, blotting paper, tooth picks, cutlery, elastic bands. photographic scraps, travelling inks, &c, „c. stationery of every description. GARDEN SEEDS! FLOWEL ...
... Slaughter-house shall provide for use in such SI i. ing all umber I niate- y cattle in such Slaughter-house, cause, all blood, garbage, filth, and ye matter to be placed in the reccpts -dance with the requirements of this bye-law, and shall cause sn. and their ...
... Weichtob ?? O. H. Piercy. Wine * Spirit Mot ?? WUliam Btott. Saddle*. ?? Charles WaisteU. Solicitor. M. Homer. Savings Bank. Pick-Biks ?? ~. ?? Mrs. Jane Bland. Poobub«_-OB J- O. Lee, Superintendent Registrar. Bbdoab Dove and Jackson, Grocers. RICH-COBS ...
... ton, to be delivered on the •p wh a,rves free of eij- iZZ* the Purchase and Reception of Slop, Road Scrapings, Sweep- ?? garbage, &c, collected from the parish roads ; also .Soft Cure uicnei from the dust heap, all of which will bo deposited in the Con- ...