... Portions the refuse at the Longman were floated down, including any number of old beds and garbage of the most objectionable nature. Mr DntTy said he picked up the correspondence of Inverness merchants the shore at Xairn. (Laughter.) The letter was remitted ...

... fo,, at any ether season have been heeded by them. ihe following, evidently dropped by • shucked gull, who reads the was picked up on the beach this ill•rnir g. the anniversary of the .• Not • gull was beard, not a feather was stirred, a mystical note ...

... caused by statements that the pigs might wild variety, which frequented the streets and lived scavengers whatever garbage they might pick up. But the British Consul at Hanknu had given Ins assurance that that was not the case, and that the animals were ...

... to shipped board the Magnuf, ; or flock geese stalkiug gravely across the path of passer by, a band scavenger ducks picking up the garbage from the gutters the side walks. Then the soft /into* of the natives, the use of and dee for thou thee, and yea and ...

... of the pause at the Longman floating down the firth n.id fining ashore at Alturlie. There were any number of (Id beds, and garbage of the 'nor( objectionable notate. The Town-Clerk —There be aotoething don- to bu AM the old beds. Mr Roderick Fraser—You ...

... flight, as if looking for something to pick up, and the other gulls shewed no sym m of fear at their approach. That they follow tishing-boats to pick up debris seems certain, and doubtless they do not disdain garbage on the strand, could be cast ashore. ...

... preserved meat, duly accepted and passed the naval surveyors of stores for the use of tbe fleet, is one mass of putrified garbage—the opening of the cases being almost enough to breed a pestilence. Of 2707 canisters of prepared meat opened, only 197 have ...

... fettered by the unfortunate necessity of adhering ouly to what is true, and rejecting at once the half-romantic, half scandalous garbage with which, in the way of private anecdotes of the Prince, some of the American journals are just now entertaining their readers ...

... caught. Dr Ed- monstone he adds, ‘re and says the great skua does not possess the habit of his congener, the 1.’ On this I picked up a bit of information lately, as throwing some light on the subject. I summer, to meet a I was the course of our conversation ...

... had been of very penurious nature, earning small sums of money by menial occupation and bringing home and eating any garbage be could pick up. Saturday afternoon, finding be hod not come downstairs, relative broke open bis attic door, which was looked within ...

... birde, mice, rat., or other garbage to be procured by any means. A very trivial, matter constitutes t. attempted escape. The pris walking • few yards beyond the unmarked bounds of the of work, ti pick up weeda or garbage, is • COUnatib ground for the ...

... birchoemies, rots, or soy other garbage to be procured by any mem A very trivial matter coestitates attempted nscape. The prisoner walking a few yawls beyond the eemarked bounds .4 the place of work, t i pick op weeds or garbage, is a common ground for the ...