... SOMERSETSHIRE Doulting, continued. XOYAX. OR. NEUTRAL By Jillard, Esq., J.P. Chaps, xxxviii., sxxis. Historical. American Independence Day (with au illustration). —Edward Hyde. Tales. —The Two Neighbours.—John Flamsteed. .—False Colours; the Bride Elect. Poetry ...

... state established on the basis of human slavery (cheers). I venture to hope the time will come when there will be another Independence Day —of free industry and free labour for the poorer population. I want the two nations to he one people ; I want them to ...

... SOMERSETSHIRE Doulting, continued. LOYAL OR NEUTRAL? By Peard Jillard, Esq., J.P. Chaps, xsxviii., Historical. American Independence Day (with an illustration).—Edward Hyde. Tales. —The Two Neighbours.—John Flamsteed. —False Colours; the Bride Elect. Poetry ...

... SOMERSETSHIRE Docltino, continued. EOYAL OR NEUTRAL? By Jilt.ard, Esq., J.P. Chaps, xxxviii., xxsix. Historical. American Independence Day (with*an illustration). —Edward Hyde. Talks.—The Two Neighbours.—John Flamsteed. —False Colours; the Bride Elect. Poetry ...

... defeated at the Silver Regatta, bat few weeks later refused to meet him la another prize, and Banian won easily. At the Independence Day Regatta, ia Boston, Banian waa beaten a second time, bat it is fair say that is reported to have been accidentally foaled ...

... lard, weak; wheat, steady; floor, firm; corn, easy; sugar, firm; coffee, steady; tin, firm; iron, doll. To-morrow being Independence Day, all the markets will closed. BONOS AND RAILW4.T Quotations:— Julyi Call Money. U.S. Gov. Bond* I', Ditto,other -~. ' ...

... SOMERSETSHIRE Doulting, continued. LOYAL OR NEUTRAL? By Jillard, Esq., J.P. Chaps. x.xxviii., xxxix. llistoricaTj. American Independence Day (with an illustration).—Edward Hyde. Taxes.— The Two Neighbours.—John Flamsteed. —False Colours; the Bride Elect. Poetry ...

... impossible for King, Queen, Kaiser, or t'sar to bring these nations into war. He looked to the inauguration of another independence day of free industry and free labour for the poorer population, and the union of the two nations into one people. ...

... that the whole country was silent and tearful, waiting for news of the President. The usually noisiest day in the year (Independence day), he adds, is as quiet as a Sunday. Everywhere the public and private celebratin is of the day were abandoned. The ...

... weak tone set in, and the market subsequently became dull, closing generally weak. Next Monday, the 4th prox., being Independence Day, all the markets will be closed. Money very tight. Cotton and corn quiet, but steady. Iron, pretroleum, and coffee ...

... Cotton and Petroleum 3 weak; Wheat firm; Iron dull. steady ; Flout firm ; Corn easy ; Sugar firm ; Coffee steady ; Tin Independence Day, all the Call Money, U.A. Bnds Other See inge Lon. @ day id gt Four p.c. Fund &North:' Delawar :@ Lakawa Denver, New ...

... English celebration an event which happened three centuries ago than sensible Englishmen are when Americans celebrate Independence Day. —Briitoi Paper. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AHD DEATHS. Received too late for clcuiification. Adams.—Jan. 24, Wimbome St. Craabome ...