... vending •Cholera Morbus Bull's eye! As to •• Cholera Ch.rms. (the well known •• Ab.a- cadabra ) they are as plentiful as blackberries. Proclamation Respecting the Plague by the Lord Mayor or London — The following curious pro- clamation was issued in the ...

... Tapper, 0, Upper Somerford-street, stated that about tbe middle of the day, on Saturday week, ' the man came up with his blackberries, and what he I [called dewberries. A young man, who lodged at the j house, came to the door, and told the prisoner the ...

... three, cheers for Prince Albert, threecheers for the Duke of effiugton, and othersimilar expressions of feeling, were as' blackberries, and, as we h before stated, occupied the greater portion the lime. His Grace . Duke of Wellington having opened the ...

... their allowance sutScient • but, unfortunately, they come to this couulrv under the irapressiou that money is as plentiful blackberries; and where many the oi l world do not receive ten dollars per annum here they think ten collars por month not out of the ...

... appointed stewards. Tbe Cup. Mr Et wall's f. Enhsm, beat Mr Hall's r. b. Top Mr Goodlake's r. d. Gracchus, beat Mr Biggs's Blackberry Mr Bowles's f. b. Boscobel, beat Mr Locke's w. Lark Lord Rivera's bk. d. Gilbert, beat Mr Wy ndhaiu's bl. d. Wizard Mr Bowles's ...

... c. by Sanchu, out uf Fanny Lord Milton's bay Colt, by Camillus, uut of Minstrel Ge Grosvenor's cb. f. by WaXy, uut of Blackberry Geu. Grostenurtb. C. by Whiskey, outof Buttercup DONCASTER MEETING, ISi J. Mouday, The Produce Stakes of ?? each. b. ft ...

... I. Day's ?? g. by Saracen, axed, first K.'upt. Berkeley) 1 Mr lla.> thorn's ii-ulor. aged, ?? .. .. .. .. i Mr Duttnu 'a Blackberry, aged, list .. .. . . :? Air Cockerell's Parchment, aged, vtst .. .. ..4 A Handicap of [Osovs. each. Mile and alialf. (SSubs-) ...

... Church-yard, Cholera Morbus Bulls-eyes! As to Cholera Charms, (the wellknown Abracadabra) they are as plentiful as blackberries.—Verily, verily, John Bull is ingenious biped. The Funds On Friday, owing to a pretty prevalent belief, that the Belgian ...

... claiming an indulge A right may be claimed ; but an indulgence, it, must be solicited. His reasons are almost as tiful as blackberries, yet will they not pass c * rre $ Let us examine reason lst. He says that Mr. ' was elected a second time'to the civic ...

... confirmed bachelors are frequently great admirers of the sex. But ladies' reasons for remaining single are as plenty as blackberries, as various as their own fancies, and as potent as their charms : and even supposing they had no reason for it at all ...

... pence mile, drawn two horses three half pence mile, drawn by and having springs —As the season is fa* for the ripening of blackberries, about a month since recommended the use cases of dropsy, stone, and gray el, wishe* attention of the unhappy subjects ...

... Jsckey 8 3 Mr Houldsworth'sbr.f. Blackberry ,b? Sherwood 3 This was the most severe race (with tbc exception of the first year, when the Cup was contested for by Wanton, Theodore, and May-Day,) ever run on this Course. Blackberry had the race in hand till within ...