... that the French Minister had sent in a communication. These are the facts. As for rumours we have them as plentiful as blackberries in August. If we are not drifting into a war with France, it is because Mr. Seward stands ready to abandon the Monroe doctrine ...

... found decease 4 he would have sail that it was a case of cholera. At present diarrhoea was very prevalent, and the eating of blackberry pio would be very likely to produce it. Mrs. Firth, mother of the deceased, stated that she went to Dr. Maynes on Wednesday ...

... the more interesting features of this important production. Pamphlets on the coming political elections are as thick as blackberries, and I have barely space to refer to M. Ferrari's account of his stewardship during six years of parliamentary life. Of ...

... great features of the Ii gambling, drinking, and Tyburn, held a to rn , Place. Highwaymen were not quite as 14 4 1° 11 as blackberries, but they - were far too i i :t 1 , 11 1 to be pleasant. The last act of 44a.tgawayman's life under the auspices of Xetch ...