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... tank, wiieutlu dead body of the crocodile floated to the surface. A VERY GREAT COUNTRY.—At the American celebration of Independence Day at Vienna, this year, speaker, growing eloquent on the future of the liepubiic, repeated a description of Ïts bOlmdaries ...
... would bet apin poesina anideedently of any of tose ho ad ben omintedby te' arties interested, die _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Independence Day was celebrated iii Irelandi for the' first time on the -occasion of the great American anni- , voreary which has just ...
... ai carefully preserved moderation, which no other country can emulate. Ireland, at the siege of Derry fete, America on independence day, Rome at the Carnival, present a different aspect to that which England does on the 12th of August. Whether this arises ...
... the universal code of signals was brought into requisition from the flag staff, and told to ships in the Channel that Independence Day was being celebrated at Butrill's Hall. ...
... the o beet temporary arrangement under ths cirelm- atancees. The matter referred to in the chairman's letter as - to an independent day of assembly for transaoting n the business of thin body was deferred to tire na xc 'H meeting. The chairman, however, ...
... John Bovey, the Greek Consul in Cardiff, the company, in a convivial and becoming manner, continned the cele- bration of Independence Day. In the vice-chair sat Mr Brindle, the chairman's brother-in law. The toasts given and responded to were appropriate ...
... Mr John Bovey. the Greek Coosul in Cardiff, the comp8.ny, in a convivial and becoming continued the cele- bratinn of Independence Day. In the vice-chair bat Mr Brindle, the chairman's biother-in law. Tb; toasts given and responded to were appropriate ...
... judgments have sometimes been delayed two years, thereby causing great public scandal and private loss. Yesterday was Independence Day, and to-day the Yankees are celebrating it. They have beautiful weather—it is the brightest day of the fortnight; and ...
... other way. This strange shews which way the wind is blowing. JU] lere are to be grand doings at Christchurch on y 4-' Independence Day. I do not mean Christ- at: Oxford, nor Christchurch in Hampshire, r Bre + new chanel which Mr. Newman Hall has scrih ...
... ground, he grew his corn and his melons in peace. He was invited one year to Fort Madison, to join in the celebration of Independence Day, though the anniversary could have had little attraction fer him, and it was some- what of a cruel honour to solicit ...
... ground, he grew his corn and his melons in pea^e. He was invited one year to Fort Madison to join in the celebration of Independence Day, though the anniversary could have had little attraction for him, and it was some- what of a cruel honour to solicit ...
... inamodified foem, Mr. Glastone will move: a vote of censure. Before General Grant leaves -England he is going to :see how Independence Day is spent in this country. Te-morrow willbe alctznaUnfd, itiznesses'of the United t .States who ?.may happent~m o ibe ...