... mind : and a pig would eat good and bad, sweet and foul alike, but liis mind has no taste, except for the most worthless garbage. The pig has no discrimination and a great appetite; the mind which we describe has not the apology of voracity : it is satisfied ...

... ne by 'producing black eggs. Ducks are by far the foulest feeders of all our domestic poultry. and may be brought to eat garbage of the filthiest descriptioc, puddle in the dirtiest dub, and even swallow arsenic and other mineral poisons with impunity ...

... provinces, levying exhorbitant contributions on the inhabitants they pass. Notwithstanding, during their transit they manage to pick up some adherents, while the Queen's troops, numerically overwhelming, on their approach, instead of sallying forth and at ...

... glimpses of the moon. I ler haunts were the damp nooks and out.of- the- way corners of large buildings, and her food the garbage she could pick up there. When seen at all, she winked and looked most comically wise; but, oftener heard than seen, her music was ...

... utter, why they have not got sense enough to keep silence. Peter Punch has again vomited a full discharge of heterogeneous garbage. Observant Peter! neglected commentator ! Sublime is your theme, grand your subject, great even as Maiden Castle and yourself ...

... Slowly he goes on at first, like a practised swimmer, who wades carefully over uuseen rocks, and looking somewhat awkward as he picks his way; bat he is soon deep water, and away ho dashes, fearlessly dinging around him the glittering spray, and rejoicing in ...

... KIRKCALDY. Large Garbage.—Mr John Smart, gardener, had in his window, on Tuesday, cabbage weighing Presentation.-The Rev. George Gillan, at present minister of Invertiel Church, has been presented to the church and parish of Dalmelington in Ayrshire. ...

... to dally with the garbage in the streets. Some keep him in a stone yard, under the eye of a taskmaster, and bid him crack so many pieces of granite for his daily bread. Some make him crush rotten bones, and others compel him to pick oakum, and some put ...

... re be po lo rt re of' - the e g ommittee , . had done his best to prepare, and which was driven miscellaneous refuse and garbage, glimmer three or drill bones, and chemical manure. tore of Cheddar Cheese . On the Maaagement of as p ossible Mr Seem seed ...

... in small, damp, dirty, ill-ventilated, and exposed courts, feed them on the worst of garbage—the refuse of all other domestic animals—or let them run about and pick up a subsistence where and how they can from the pasture and the stubble-field, or the ...

... tne thickets beyond. Dislodging the sharpshooters, they moved towards the works, and, under such cover as they could gain, picked off the gunners. this way they kept the guns silenced for some thirty minutes, when field-pieces from the woods in the rear ...

... Ferryhill at one o'clock, going on from thence to Dundee, where they are to arrive at three o'clock. A cricket match between two picked elevens of the counties of Fife and Forfar is to be played off at Caper on Saturday. The match has been organised, we understand ...