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... thousand pardons.”—(Hear.) As, then, there was an algo.—(Cheers.) capital engaged iu trade, and the capital possessed independent ; day for the committee, iu order that they might have pporhabitants of Coleshill, county of Warwick, against opening tbe hsy ...
... the platform at a public meeting, and heynon a told certain tales, and revived some stirring memories the cat of the Independence days. Being between eighty notes I i and ninety, he could remember many things, and Ma el D tell of more than even his hearers ...
... 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; ...
... the country, and are apparently enthusiastic. The New York papers arc full of Kansas afiairs, and of the rejoicings on Independence day.” Mr. Horace Greeley, editor of the Neto York Tribune, writing from Washington, reports that Mr. Sumner is worse, and ...
... Hotel, has been committed for trial for murder. The New York papers are full of Kansas affairs, and of the rejoicings on Independence day. Mr. Horace Greely, Editor of the New York Tribune, writing from Wa.shington, reports that Mr. Sumner is worse, and ...
... address. The papers brought by the Atlantic are full of accounts of the celebration of the glorious fourth of July, Independence Day. THE CONDITION OF KANSAS. The following account of the present condition of Kansas is from the pen of Dr. Smith, ex-mayor ...
... country, and are apparently enthusiastic. The New York papers are full of Kansas affairs, and of the rejoicings on Independence day. Mr. Horace Greely, editor of the New York Tribune, writing from Washington, reports that Mr. Sumner worse, and that ...
... Liberty goes out of town, and unbridled License is installed in her place. To those who have never been in New York during Independence Day it is impossible to convey an adcquate notion of the scene. Everybody seems to imbibe the idea that it is the snmmutn ...
... goes out of town, and unbridled License is installed in her place. To those who have never been in New York during 1 Independence Day, it is impossible to con- vey an adequate notion of the scene. Everybody seems to imbibe the idea that it is the sumnium ...
... the engineer had been arrested a'd commsited foi' examination' XC. t . GE~~QMS FRtOM TNE SOUTTU. .,C.l The 4th of July-Independence Day-wars: cetebiratedr7tE Graelamvilie,' Soith Carolina, in a- very patriotic m annerV .ve following toasts Were drunk:- ...
... from the Bengal an outline report by the Revd. C. H. A. Dail, an Unitarian minister, of the celebration of the 4th July, Independence Day, by the citizens of the United States reeidimt in Calcutta. We would draw particular attention to Mr. Dell's notes of ...
... TREASURY. PESKY IKE, with Lithographic Portrait of Mrs. Barney Williams, now ready, Nos. 853.4, 6d. APPLE PEELIN' and INDEPENDENCE DAY, two celebrated Songs, sung by Mrs. Williams, will be published shortly, embellished with ai fine Lithographic Portrait ...