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... Peabody, with Portrait and Illustrations; Memoir of Mr. Adams, the American Minister, with Portrait; article on 4th July, Independence Day, with Picture of George 111. receiving Joln3 Adams, the first American Minister. In the Holm, from January to June ...
... Peabody, with Portrait and Illustrations; Memoir of Mr. Adams, the American Minister, with Portrait; article on 4th July, Independence Day, with Picture of George 111. receiving John Adams, the first American Minister. In the LEISURE HOUR, from January ...
... Peabody, with Portrait and Illustrations; Memoir of Mr. Adams, the American Minister, with Portrait; article on 4th July, Independence Day, with Picture of George 111. receiving John Adams, the first American Minister. In the LEISURE HOUR, from January to ...
... Peabody, with Portrait and Illustrations; Memoir of Mr. Adams, the American Minister, with Portrait; article on 4th July, Independence Day, with Picture of George 111. receiving John Adams, the first American Minister. In the Houn, from January to June ...
... Peabody, with Portrait and Illustrations; Memoir of Mr. Adams, the American Minister, with Portrait ; Article on 4th July, Independence Day, with Picture of George 111. receiving John Adams, the first American Minister. In the Leisure Hour, from January to ...
... Peabody, with Portrait and Illustrations; Memoir of Mr. Adams, the American Minister, with Portrait; article on 4th July, Independence Day, with Picture of George 111. receiving John Adams, the first American Minister. In the HOUR, from January to June, was ...
... Peabody, with Portrait and Illustrations ; Memoir of Mr. Adams, the American Minister, with Portrait; Article on 4th July, Independence Day, with Picture of George receiving John Adams, the first American Minister. In the Leisure Hour, from January to June ...
... to truck, and from stem to stera, with bunting. But the Amerioxun-owned ships wee not alone in the celebration of ‘* independence Day.” The splendid fleet of steamers belonginz to the Cuaard ; the Iaman Company; the Alian Company, and the National Steam ...
... rail to truck, and from stem to stern, with bunting. But the American-owned ships were not alone in the celebration of Independence Day. The splendid fleet of steamers belonging to the Cunard Company, the Inman Company, the Allan Company, and the National ...
... d in Nicaragua through scarcity of provisions. Great preparations were being made in Peru for the anniversary of the Independence Day. Exchange on Londen at Valparaiso was quoted 45d01. to 45}d01. News from the West India Islands is unimportant. At Jamaica ...
... to the United States steam ship Augusta, now anchored at- Spithead. At noon a Royal salute was fired, in honour of independence” day, and mark of respect the American visitors. The Came The depot 07th Regiment is under orders leave Colchester to join ...
... contradicted by the sudden announcement of the fall or the important fortress of Vicksburg on the morning of the 4th of July (Independence Day). The reason for the surrender is stated by some accounts to have been the failure of provisions and supplies, and the ...