... had: been, at a very early period of the negotiation trans- ferred from London to Liverpool and the 4th JW'V, 1840, the Independence Day.' of the United ist ates, wa& very happily selected for the I commencenaent of the first voyage of the Britanni& Under ...

... Mr. Bienjamnin F. Stevens, a pro- rr-inent Amnerican resident in London, it being the iaite nearest the 4th df July, Independence Day in the United States Among the American cousins present were-L4Colonel J. 1. Taylor, the Honourable W. Carroll, Judge ...

... purely formal, will be under the supervision of Earl Morley, the Chairman of House ot Lords' committees . S aturday being independence Day. the Ame- rian residents in London will generally hold high festival on that ada. There is to ba an Ameriaan meetm-for ...

... denlon- I strations of this kind are unnecessary, bcause I they refer to a far-baek past; but on the very same principle Independence Day ought not to be commemorated, and the Feniians are not justified in turning out violently, or turning oat at all, on ...

... their Inuincs smirched by contact Nvith the unclean 'Ilic lth of .Toly has, of course, come and gone, ail IL sveto Id. Independence Day it was. The t d kepiclnt uj fairly in the morning; long enough to I a ! ,w przlcsuriieliorsi to get awvay to Coley T ...

... spring of 1842, he carried with him hatred of everything Enoglisli. His first public appearance 'was in t Boston, on Independence Day, Fourth of ,Xuly, 1 842. In his features and manner there was nothing attractive ' but his musical voice and ' fiery ...

... Ni- caragua, through scarcity of provisions. Great pre- parations were being made in Pern for the anniver- sary.of the independence day. Exchange on London at Valparaiso was quoted 45d to 45.d. News from the West India islands is unimportant. At Jamaica ...

... in- ' tention of being present in Ireland upon tine Y' 12th inst., the day fi xed for going into Ohm- mittee upon it. Independence Day was celebrated. in this neighbourhood last evening, in a frateroal and I social manner, at the residence of Dr. itea ...

... of the day. ro THE AMERICAN SOCIETY IN LONDON. b k COMMEMOR-ATION OF INDEPENDENCE DAY. t Tlie annual banquet of the American Soiety in London in owrimernoration of Independence Day gave rise to exceptiona1 enthuniasm this evening. The Stars and Stripas ...

... Captain Co11dell, who succeeded him (a daring adventurer), ras ordered at all costs to bring on a naval engagement before Independence Day. That he auccebded in doing, as we have already learned by telegraph, with a result esminently satiefactory to the Cbilians ...

... th~ough noJt precisely analogous, ' is, in some respects, similar. The people of thee 17Uniterd States st ill criebrate Independence Day w nith great proocesdions, mon~ster b nflress, a !perpetuail fusillade of muskets, the ring.- Luig of bells, the~ firing ...

... of IKing William the Third was a glorious l one. (Cheers.) Theyallread in the papers of the 1 Americans having their Independence Day, and on that day they in Americs raise their flagr of inde- pendence; and this is our day of independence, as we were ...