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... a parallel to this extraordinary man. Even in his own age—the glorious era of England—when great men were as plenty as blackberries, and genius was so common that the artificially great must have been disposed to vote it vulgar—even in that incomparable ...
... which varied from ten-pence to one thousand pounds, but which were chiefly for small sums under £5., were as common as blackberries, and, accompanied as they were, by costs often greater than the claims themselves, and immediate execution against the ...
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... Mr Houldsworth's br f Christiana, sister Arachne, 3 yrs Mr Houldsworth's b c Crescent, by Blacklock, 3 yrs Houldsworth's Blackberry, by Sherwood, 3 yrs Mr Houldsworth's b Simon, by Coin us—Cervantes, 2 Lord Wilton's h Pelion, Blacklock, 5 Lord Wilton's ...
... One mile and a distance. Derby's qhes. by Whisker, out by Mi'o Sir T. Stanley's b. Lady Constance, sister to Spectre r br. Blackberry, by Sherwood, d. by Clinker Clifton's ch. Peter Lelv, out of Madame Saqui ''Y-VJUF PLATE or GOLD CUP, ralhe 130gs,added ...