... account of there being no United States steamer on the East River Fort to protect their countrymen from the British. Independence Day (the 4th of July) was kept up with the usual displays all over the union. A very serious row occurred in New York between ...

... and Spangler is to be confined for six years in the Penitentiary. President Johnson was recovering from his illness. Independence Day, the 4th of July,was celebrated with more than usual demonstration of loyalty. The reduction in the army was being rapidly ...

... many years, aud 1 | wasalways treated as a gewtleman, Aud it is rather curious to gee that this cceurrence took place on Independence Day? | Well, I did not remark it until you drew my lattenrion to it, Mrs Davis was the next witness examined, and she deposed ...

... determined to destroy all the powder, all the ihkchicf, and make all the noise they can ; for thus America” celebrates Independence Day. have had couple of small fires already, and I hear, several accidents from the careless use of fire-arms ; but as such ...

... THE WEXFOEL) INDEPENDENT. day. The Junior Conservalive, the Junior Carlton, the Junior Reform, the Junior Athenmum, all have shown in their nomenclature how the system of club life is expanding; and the Naval and Military, the Pall Mall, the Whitehall ...

... 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 ...

... against the candidate of a united pledgebound party is voting against the principles laid down by Parnell in his really independent days, against the restoration of our Parliament, against the life of our nation, and is in effect, if not in intent, a traitor ...

... the report. To come to the most important item of all, the greatest defect in the present arrangement is the want of an independent day-room, as in rad weather the idiots have to live day and night in their sleeping apartments. This seems to have been altogether ...

... stroets at all hours of the night yelling extras. The 4th of July was a night never to be forgotten. The din and bustle of Independence Day—not so joyous as former ones—for a great gloom had fallen on the people, who were wrapt in sorrow and indignation at ...

... pronounced ex-»mniui.iea.iun against heratie. and ‘l>« to pay to Holy Father here tnfideU—and their martyrdom secured independ- “-day-. Let ». then, one cud all, rally wand the ence and freedom in the rxereim the fnnetiona of , Soaemgt. Poonff. Let those ...