... unfortunate (the Duke thinks me fortunate) in finding rieviDoolll• — flal, sere, nuredressed grievances— as plantiful as blackberries, I apprehend that the Sutherland Metternksh, Mr Loch, must be to blame, not the writer 41 this letter.—l am, Sir, your ...

... down on the open streets, while actions of damages for libel, and cross actions for assault and battery, were plentiful as blackberries. When the unhappy contest began, the Town Council was a wealthy corporation, but far more than .£20,000 was spent in the ...