... breathed their road farewells in owe of their own eomporitlone, and sung A old lang syne,” adieus were exchanged, and ea Independence Day this harmonious family were one* more on their way ncroes the ocean to “The Old Granite State Tn Sappho,—Thu delightful ...

... careful how allows the French name to be habitually associated with any maxims but those of self-government and national independence. Day day it becomes more difficult to induce the English people to make the allowance which even statesmen are alow to accord ...

... of t| ie fust liberty pole ever set up Sllckvllle.) threw up Old Li. bertv stood the salute, officers do m reviews on Independence day, or gineral training. When he seed that started UkK. * Don’t be skeered, sais 1. * gmeralglon t bt skeered. 1 aint a-gWn’ ...

... gallivstin' about, tricked out in silks and satins a-doin' of nothiD.' Every day in the week can't be thanksgivin' day, nor Independence day nother. ' All play and work will soon fetch a noble to ninepence, and make bread timber short,' 1 know- Some on 'em ought ...

... about, tracked out in silks ant satins hI t a-doirnof nothin'. Every day in the week can't be Thanksgivii' gt 3 day, nor Independence day nother All play and no work will soon fetch a noble to ninepence, and mnake bread timber short, A I knowv- Some on ...

... they aureeaa, is realized in acts, as showed hy the tacts stared the list fully oppose—and thdt they have not lost that independence day met, and under its operation the properly the Pro- which renders ihem »o essential in the legislature of the te-iant ...

... honour enclose a bill ex- , change, drawn by Mewra. Browns and Bowen on London, I in your favour for 1001., being the Independence Day remit- | the Philadelplda Repeal Association their fellow society Ireland, ibis lime last year our association sent ...

... resistance either from the cliiels, the cotnora- titiiis, or the select part of the inhabitants, who al! de- cided for independence. Day ila, the governor of Vera Cruz, had thrown a strong force into the fortress of St. Juan de Ulloa, which commands the ...

... considerable booty. Fans declares for the constitution, and hoists the Xerxes felts into the snare, and on the next standard independence. day, when the Peloponnesians were preparing Hie deputies of the nation shall be elected for sailing, they found the enemy ...

... galiivantin' about, tricked out in silks and satins a-doin of nothin. Every day the week can't Ik- thanksgivin' day, nor Independence day notber. ' All play and no work will soon fetch noble iiinenenec and make bread timber short,' 1 know. Some em ought to ...

... in* about, tricked out in silks and satins a-doin' of nothin.' Every day in the week can't ba thanksgiving* day, nor independence day iteiher. • All play and no work will soon fetch noble ninepence. and make bread timber short, I know. Some on 'em ought ...

... oldier-like, and al firelocks and bayonets have been substituted for umbrellas. It is a goodly sight see a muster on an Independence day. Hundreds of companies, each in a difl'orent unitonn, of every colour in the rainbow; all kinds shakos, helmets, and ...