... dawns; though, if what I hear is correct of the immense and noisy excitement in general through the whole night preceding Independence day,'' the lullaby will be of a rather rough description ! But our American cousins are such a goodhumoured, kindly-dispositioned ...

... let there not only be peace between us, let there be union also (continued applause). The Foubth of July (American Independence Day) was this year, according to the papers, celebrated with unusual enthusiasm —tbat is to say, more fireworks and crackers ...

... only a small sprinkling of foreigners. INDEPENDENCE DAY.-The 4th of July is the great e national celebration of American Independence, and we hare a song beginning- Squeak the fife and beat the drum, c Independence day is come. s It is the greatest holiday ...

... master, John Penny, of the Metropolis, who was fined 50/. for an assault on one of his men, an American, on the 4th July (Independence day). The assault consisted in giving the man three dozen, striking him with his fist and a cutlass. Though it was impossible ...

... master, John Penny, of the Metropolis, who was fined 501. for an assault on one of his men, an American, on the 4th July (Independence day). The assault consisted in giving the man three dosm, striking him with his fist and a cutlass. Though it was impossible ...

... matter of ship master, John Penny of the Metropolis, who was fined for assault on one of his men, American, the 4th July (Independence day). The assault consisted giving the man three dozen, striking him with his fist and cutlass. Though was impossible to ...

... Penny, of the Metropolis, whlo iwas finled £5021 for an) assault ott otns of Isis moen, ass Anterican, ott tse 4th July (Independence day). Tue assatult consisted itl givingp: ti e itan titroe dozeti, striking him wviths his fist and a cutttlas. c Thtoughs ...

... John Penney, of the Metropolis, who was lined 50/. for an assault on one of his men, an Ameri- can, on the 4th July (Independence day). The assault consisted in giving the man three dozen, striking him with his fist and cutlass. Though it was impossible ...

... John Petnny, of thle Mdetropolis, who was fined £50 for an assitult on one of his men,, an American, en the. 4th July (Independence day). 'The assault consisted in giving the man three dozen, striking him with his fist and a cutlass. Thlough it was !impossible ...

... of the ll> Tcsssic, Thomas Middleton, master, and, in conso- J»p Jc i ’enormous size, was lowed by that vessel into Independent. days since, two respectable females, belonging to , „hcn passing field within yards of tlic fiincsr, at al heart Holm, heard ...

... bef fore the Bench auything away without his foreman’s consent. workmen in his manufactory that they bad ne BMBTHWICK. INDEPENDENT. Day ScHoots sermons on behalf of the Day Independent Chapel in this lace, were YT. Arnold, the minister of the chureh large ...

... RAMBLES THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA, IK 1819, 1850, and 1851 CHAP. X. NEW YORK.—THE WEATHER —INDEPENDENCE DAY. —THE CHURCHES —THE THEATRES—THE CROTON WATER WORKS.-THE DAGUERREOTYPE.-THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. ...