... certain liberties with Miss Kerrigan and her friend, proceeding, finaliy, to attempts to ravish them. Though it was ‘ Independence-day,’ sacred to liberty, if not ro liberties, the ladies resisted, and so ef- fectually, and with so much noise, that their ...

... 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 so effectually, aud with so much noise ...

... AND THE VOLUNTEER MOVEMENT. The Paris correspondent of the Tfew York // ...

... Praiy SPEAKING oF MR. CoßpEN.—The correspondent of the New 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 and his wife and daughter were ...

... his sentine ts has put him in a great passion. He has sent over a letter, from which we gather, first, that he dined on Independence Day with some one of whom we ” secondly that his “rascally eavesdropper ; huge admiration of the American press, as expresse ...

... of war to enforce payment of the that her Washington telegram, dated the 13th instant declaration ef South Carolina’s independence \ day laid before the ‘resident ; but this intelligence coutirmation, Still it is evident that a tierce excitem vails almost ...

... TTI7R ALT). LORD PALMERSTON AT HA niZ olt 1111111 b. for such a filthy act? However provoked, he should . AMERICAN ' INDEPENDENCE .DAY.' CIIESS CONGRESS. Sttrsvolitart eossw• . have acted as a gentleman. He will now be shut out, ---..- The 85th anniversary ...

... was generally believed that movement of the whole Union army Sontbward, would take place on the following day, being Independence Day, or the great national holy Jay, tbe 86ib anniversary of tbe Independence of the United Slates Tbe same paper said Gtuersl ...

... young and fair ones, that were a volume to he written on it but little more force could be gi ven. From early May to Independence day, and sometimes away up into the Volcanic Mutes of the month of August, it Is the all absorbing theme—nothing is thought ...

... oad especially th* young *ad fair ones, that waro volume to written oa it bat little mum fun* bo given. From surly May Independence Day, and away ep into tbe volcapic baa** of the ■Math of AagaA, it U the all-absorbing theme , nothing ia thought of, ...

... especially the. young and fair ones, that were volume to be written on it but little more force could given. From early May Independence Day,” and sometimes away up into the vulcapic hazes of the month of August, it is the all-absorbing theme j nothing is thought ...

... references can be given. Address C.V., Post-office, Starcross. ANTED a married couple to take charge of a Male ww and Female Independent Day School. Apply to the Rev. J. Smith, Witheridge, Devon, furnishing Testijaonials. ANTED, light employment by a youog man ...