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... to the Baronetcy, was doubt thought prodigious. At the present moment the order at a discount ; baronets are common as blackberries—they arc something between the nobleman and the gentleman, and in many cases so distinctly placed from both os partake ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...