... ago, I hope I shall be able to furnisP you with as correct information as you would get if bullets ,I were as plenty as blackberries. In the first place, then, you may rely upon this: his Majesty's physicians show no signs of anything like se' ' rious ...

... —three in May, one - in JUly, and three in Weber ; and during 'these busy periods, when gamblers and jockeys are-is thick as blackberries,. the Usual current of conrersation:is so much a mystery to. the uninitiated, _that a stranger would, be exceedingly apt ...

... abundance of conjectures on the subject, and reasons for this extraordinary circumstance appear to be as plentiful as blackberries; but the best and only method of ascertaining the fact would be by opening the bore. Boston Gazette. On Saturday last ...