... Society.— The annual meeting of this society is to be held this year in Tonnetoau Park, near Ipswich, on Friday, July 4, “Independence Day in the American chronology. Never have the society’s prospects looked brighter ; for although the prize list was last ...

... Baptist. 330; Catholic, 150; Free School New Buildings, 115 ; Primitive Methodist, 110; Wesleyan, 240; Unitarian, 120; Independent Day School, 130; ditto Sabbath School, 370; Female Provident Society, National Association, Good Samaritan, and United Dissenter's ...

... The Church Sunday and day schools in their new commodious schoolroom and children and teachers several friends of the Independent day and Sunday schools took the Independent ChapeL after which they accompanied the juvenile Prince and Princess to their ...

... certainly ten hours, per day on alternate With all respect for the benevolent motives subject. Any one with ability and independence, days, and attending hsc 00l the other days. of the gentlemen who met together at the ' and above all, anxious to bring order ...

... Sunday and day schools, in their new and commodious schoolroom, and the children and teachers, with several friends of the Independent day and Sunday schools, took tea in the Independent Chapel, after which they accompanied the juvenile Prince and Princess ...

... morenc: in the depth ot winter. The highly interesting evening’s amusement concludes with life-like view New York on independence day. In this brief sketch we have only enumerated a few of the many beantifnl scenes brought before the eye of the visitor ...

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... customary salutes with the flagship of the Commander-in-Chief and the saluting battery of the garrison. Saturday being independence Day she was decked with huge American ensigns at mastheads and peak, and colours at each yard arm, and at noon fired a salute ...

... customary salutes with the flagship of the Commander-in-Chief and the saluting battery of the garrison. Saturday being Independence Day she was decked with huge American ensigns at mastheads and peak, and colours at each yard arm, and at noon fired a salute ...

... h m Commander-in-Chief customary salutes t a e n s d w t i h th e saluting batte r y of the garrison. Saturday being Independence Day she was decked with huge American ensigns at mastheads and peak. and colours at each yard arm, and at noon fired a salute ...

... Crawley. President Lincoln promised some weeks ago to spend tlie 4th of July in Philadelphia, that he might celebrate Independence Day in concert with the ITnion League of that city. Probably nothingbut circumstances over whichhehas no control will prevent ...

... going into committee. It is now down for a second reading for this (Thursday) evening. Saturday, July 4th, was American Independence Day, and it was celebrated by Americans London and its port with the display of flags, &c. ...