... newspapers. So that the Press of Bngland, : wasting the ammuuition, the one to have 52 now without question the most independent day’s imprisonment and the other 162 .(la.‘?' im(-l tl[,e l:urt]rcfi“ht-‘l(ll' inghlh;; \\ur.l'\l—;_fl ;L- ] :mp] isnumcllnl ...

... ty, and I gave my reasons for that opinion.” Free Trade and Peace.— Mr. John Bright, M.P., was agnestat the American Independence Day banquet in London on Saturday evening, and in response to the toast of his health made a speech, in which, after sketching ...

... Peter’sSuudaySchool—boys3o, girlsSO; Hospital house and Blue-coat Schools, 420; Independent Sunday School-boys 80, grrb 175; Independent Day School, 110; Primitive Methodist Schools, Wesleyan Methodist Schools, 250; Lancaster!an Schools, 250; Ragged School, 150; ...

... silver watch, with the follow- ing inscription engraved upon it:—“ Presented to Mr. Wm. Cooper, by a few friends of the Independent Day-school, Pudsey, as a token of est eem. April 16th, 1857.” Mr. ooper returned thanks, and alluded to the kindness he had ...

... piquancy without personality, satire without slander, and power, if not always truth. We mav well sigh for the manly and independent days of The Florist, when under the tntelate of Edward Beck, when no sinister purposes were be served, and interests advocated ...

... may be impressed upon all our minds and hearts. God Save the Queen in America.— Among the festivities of the 4th [Independence Day] there was an incident, at once delicate and appropriate, which marks the larger growth of our national spirit. It was ...

... may be impressed upon all our minds and hearts. , God Save the Queen in Amebica.— Among the festivities of the 4th [Independence Day] there was an i incident, at once delicate and appropriate, which marks the larger growth or our national spirit. It ...

... certain liberties with Miss Kerrigan and her friend, proceeding, finally, to attempts to ravish them. Though it was ‘ Independence Day,’ and therefore sacred to liberty, if not to liberties, the ladies resisted, and effectually, and with so much noise ...

... is said by the Paris correspondent of the New York Herald to have spoken public speech at the celebration ol American Independence Day,” in which be said;—” One thing was intolerable, and that was the volunteer system. Either the additional £30,000,000 ...

... friend began to taka oerleia Bhsrtie* with Mim Kerrigan her friend, ptaeaeding. «n*Uy, attwtaloraviAdiMn. Though it waa “ Independence Day, ami therefore Bharty. if the InJirare■Mad. and ao effectually, aad with ao much now, that their would-be raviahefl ...

... certain liberties with Miss Kerrigan and her Moil, proceeding. finally, to attempts to ravish them. .Tls c r e lb it was Independence Day, and therefore to liberty. if not to libertees, the ladies resisted, and so effectually, and with so mach noise, that ...

... Speaking of Mr. Cobden. —The Paris correspondent of the hew York Herald, in his account of the celebration of American Independence Day at Paris gives us a report of Mr. Cobden's opinion on English topics. Mr. Cobden was, of course, one of the lions of ...