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... appointment abroad, supplemented, it seems ironically, by the bestowal of “ garter.” The American colony in London kept Independence Day with the usual merrymaking. There was American coach meet and fast trotters in the Park, and a dinner party the Legation ...
... steep, where fame’s proud t tuple guards the glories of their sires. As you cannot salute your Start atm Stripes on Independence Day.” perhaps you may grapple the ban of oue who often prayed that humanity may daily be elevated to that proud type which ...
... Speaking of Mr. Cobden.—The Pen’s correspondent of the New York Herald, in his account of the celebration of American Independence Day” at Paris, gives ns a report of Mr. Cobden’s opinion on English topics:—“ Mr. Cobicn and his wife aod daughter were there; ...
... solitary hundred a-year amongst them. The thing is ■ shameful, and hope shall not again have oc, casion to advert ifc INDEPENDENCE DAY IN Htoit ALTIttjDES. We take the following from the Panama Star and Herald of the August, supplied to that journal by ...
... Iricn-liy nations willi whom England was at, war IH' a. The United States Americi are accustomed celebrate the 4tli July Independence Day.but no Englishman sense const rues that fesuvat to mean cither a menace or slight bis own country. Other nations «!d«*brate ...
... He then passed on to the other buildings of the Bock, and showed the features which indicated through those pure end independent days of the primitive Irish Church, and the close affinity it had ith .the Eastern Church, with which it was directly connected ...
... to loose and mine to bind. Do yon wish to sea Venetia lapped in luxury, married to one of Austria’s own archdnkes, the independent days of her doges almost restored? Then let me come and rule over yon. If you will net, then What then? How fir are our sympathies ...
... clergymen. Arriving Glasgow by one of the Anchor steamers in the beginning of the week, the excursionists propose to spend Independence-day (the 4th of July) in the Trossachs, coming on to Edinburgh in the evening. Saturday will he devoted to the lions of that ...