... which contain fo many dogs thofe of Egypt. here they have no other kind than what they can pick up at the doors houfes, or fciatnblc for raking into filth ana garbage. Continually to the. cruel treatment of the populace, riiLje.cf to all the inclemency of ...

... they have no other kind of food than what they can pickup at the doors of houfes, or fcrambie for By raking into filtb and garbage. Continua'.lv expofed to the cruel treatment of the populace, futjecl to all the inclemency of the Cle- ments; meagre, fr ...

... you have a child with blue eyes, you roust seek another father for it, as mine are black eyes. — A smith deposed to having picked the lock, by order, some weeks ago. Mr. Adolphus said that the whole was a trumped up story ; and that there was no such property ...

... insures great crops There is a herring fishery on ?? the coast of Caithness, which produces much refuse or garbage | — But it requires the garbage of 84 barrels of herring to manure : a Scotch, or about 67 barrels an English acre. The effects of '■■ this ...

... G'dtlluiin, the Clerk of informrd bis Lordship that hundreds of dugs visited (be market every moriiitig feed upon the putrid garbage, the very worst stulf they could eat. They were owned, for the most part, by the vagabonds who infested the place, and were ...

... thinks aloud, every thing in his mind, good, bad, or indifferent, out it comes; is like the Newgate gutter, flowing with garbage, dead dogs, and mud. He is preeminently man many thoughts, with no ideas; hence be is always so lengthy because must go through ...

... Baronet’s estate, and employed a naan named Johnstone, who went into a fox-cover, and there laid the entrails of hares and other garbage, which had been previously impregnated with arsenic.’ Mr. Bryan King on one occasion accompanying Johnstone the cover. Alter ...

... Framliogham. It was occasi- oned by some children of one the occupants, who were left 0 at home while the mother was stone picking at a.dis. e tance, and who threw out some live ashes in a firepan, which quickly ignited the straw, and communicated to the ...

... feed oa the refuse of the cocoa nut, after they bave boiled it for lamp oil: they keep pigs, which feed on weed bioe, and garbage, and fatten daring four months in the year on the frait of the mangoe tree, which spreads itself everywhere, in hedge-rows ...

... For sixteen days they wandered on exposed to all the inclemencies of the weather, and with no other food than the garbage they picked up the bush. They then met another party of the natives, who wore out hunting, and who offered to conduct them to the ...

... any them are beginning to decay, and all such should be immediately removed. IV. The spotted and potatoes should carefully picked out from among such arc to be preserved stoic for winter and spring use. V. As there great danger from single decaying potatoe ...

... notices of an picked up ou alighting in various parts of Lorn Th* Morning Pint was at the pains to from London to Edinburgh tia Gretna Or* object but to gather all th* particulars, real er wi>h the late elopement Brighton. The dei garbage occupied three ...