... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... threw knives and other articles from the windows at our forces. The soldiers at Manassas and Callette are celebrating Independence Day. Reported Surrender of M'Clellan's Army. The following startling telegram appeared in the Times of lriday : it was forwarded ...

... threw knives aud other articles from the windows at our forces. Tbe soldiers at Manassas and Callette are celebrating Independence Day. FRANCE. THE EMPEROR AT BOURGES. Paris, JILT ll.— Tbe Monileur of to-day gives an account of the reception of the Emperor ...

... bench said there wsa doubt that act of cruelty had been committed, bnt the evidence was not very clear, before them independently day or two after the occurrenra tC fiied him 405.-Fmed Is., and Alien was charged with being drunk and disorderly the previous ...

... was doubt that act of cruelty had been committed, but the evidence was not very clear. Had the case come before them independently day or two after the occurrence they would have fined him 40s.—Fined Is., and costs 10s.'6d. , .„ . . George Allen was ...