... gallavantin'about, tricked out in silk 3 and satins a-doin'of nothin*. Every day in the week can't be Thanksgivin' day, nor Independence day nother. ' All play and work will soon fe'ch a noble to ninepence, and make bread timbershort,' know. Some on 'em ought ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Americans used to be assaulted on our Dock-quays if they dared to hoist their flags in commemoration of what they call their Independence Day. Crowds of ignorant blockheads used to assemble, and, in some cases, the riots which they created were so serious that ...

... Americans used to be assaulted on our Dock-quays if they dared to hoist their flags in commemoration Of what they call their Independence Day. Crowds of ignorant blockheads used to assemble, and, in some cases, the riots which they created were so serious that ...

... stain' and gal. livantiu . abut, tricked out in bilks and s.titis Every day in the week cast be thaukagivin' day nor Independence day neither. 'All play and no a orb will soon fetch a noble to uinepeuce, and make bread timber short' 1 know Some on 'em ...

... WOOD in reply observed his exertions were comparatively but small him pleasure to strong expressions of attachment to independence day knew it increasing in this other countries He gave an instance of it in isle of Tobago where the recently been given ...