... bearing. I bare tbs honour to poor obedient serrant, JOHN NUNN. SI Tempting, April lb, 1890. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ‘‘INDEPENDENT.’ Dais Sin—ln poor last publication there appeared letter from Dr. Cardiff, eontradieting a statement in report of the proceedings ...

... halley. Appointment of Schoolmistress.— Miss Sendall, from the Borough Road School, London, has been appointed to the New Independent Day School, Hammerton-street, Burnley ; vacant by the resignation of Miss Spencer, who has held the situation of schoolmistress ...

... papers now to hand are full of the grand dis- plays which took place on the 4th of July in com- memoration of the '• Independence day. On the subject of the United States relations with Spain, the New York Hera Id contains the following : — Within ...

... of conniving with the Cuban pirates. The United States army is about to be increased from to 14,000 men. The of July, independence day, as it is termed, was observed with the usual holiday manifestations throughout New York and the other States of the ...

... The pipers now to hand are full of the grand displays which took place on the 4th of July, in commemoration of the Independence Day. On the subject of the United States' relations with Spain, the New York Herald contains the following : Within three ...

... general, is r»Uiar Ma»ti»e..and has been so since the of °“ merchants hare not returned from a>Mta the country spend the Independence Day. Cotton.— The attendance of cotton operatora Change has been eery small for the past few days, raostof thn operators ...

... there seems a determined opposition to it until vote on the compromise question has been takes. ' The anniversary 0 f the independence day was celebrated New York, on the sth instant, with bonfires, fireworks, and illuminations. meeting of merchants and shipowners ...

... Wednesday. She sailed on the 6th July from New York. There is news of importance. The celebration of the 4th July, or Independance Day, absorbing all interest. Nothing of importance was done in either House of Congress the sth. The wifa and daughters ...

... paper, which says that the attack of which •Pre;ident Taylor died was caused by exposure to the heat of the suu on Independence Day, and by yreat anxiety. The death of General Taylor is not likely to affect materially the course of affairs in the United ...

... States by the confession of Professor Webster, who was convicted of having nitirdered Dr. Parkinan. The anniversary of the independence day was celebrated in New York, on the sth inst. with bonfires, fireworks, and illwuinarimas. A meeting of merchants and ...

... paper, which says that the attack of which Presideut Taylor died was caused by exposure to the heat of the sue oil Independence Day, and by great en.riety. The death of General 'taper is nut likely to affect materially the (Aurae of affairs in the ...

... at four the House stood adjourned till Wednesday, at twelve o'clock. — WEDNESDAY. The principal business of this the independent day of the week, in which every member brings forward his favourite crotchets, was the of the second reading of the School ...