... AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE-DAY IN LIVERPOOL. On • Monday, on the invitation of the Hon. Stephen B. Packard, conaul of the United States of America at this port, the mestere of American ships at present in Liverpool dined at the Adelphi Hotel in commemoration ...

... the Republic to the tune of the British National Anthem, the multitudes of the population were preparing to celebrate Independence Day, Mace and banners were hung out, preliminary pyrotechnics and pistol shots foretold of the big things • to be done on ...

... the governmental abuses of his country, I should not like, on any amount, to see s speedy repetition of the doings of Independence Day. k Anything more senseless the part of an educated ! people it would be impossible to conceive. A den! garotte explosive ...

... be— . . _ _ , bore a good character and had served ___ the Afghan campaign, was sentenced to nine months' hard labour. INDEPENDENCE -DAY. • BANQUET TO AMERICAN CAPTAINS. On Wednesday the citizens of the United States who are at present in •Liverpool celebrated ...

... might ' freely it, the insuarch of England could not and dared not do so. (Applause,) This, then, I repeat, the real Independence day for England, and for the Ewlish-speaking world(hear, ( —and as the Americans have in a great degree based their lbws ...

... was a consilerable quantity; but the police have taken to prevent thieves filen entering the deserted house. AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE-DAY IN LIVERPOOL. —Yesterday being the anniversary of American Independence, the American Consulate M Chapel-street wee closed ...

... ISLE OF MAN.—A grand infirmary. She was. tined £5 and wets, or one , man named Joseph Abbott, a driver in. the employ INDEPENDENCE-DAY IN LIVERPOOL. The , mendetion. . B ANKRTigg cg inurithfe inaurisuninesit. lof Mr. George Dixou, coach proprietor, St ...

... d of iron, and she is propelled by a screw, but she does net folly indicate the progress made by the Cunarders since Independence-day, 1840. She joined the fleet ten or eleven years ago, about the same time as her sister ship the Bothnia, and in the interval ...

... constitution wee laid before the King on the sth. Popular excite. 'mint had so far subsided on the 4th that the American Independence-day was celebrated with enthusiasm, some live thousand people being present at the festivities. The Honolulu papers predicted ...

... Castle, and at twenty-bee toilers a day he to reach this cent of other people's ancestors on the 4th of July. As that a Independence - day, the Stars and Stripes will duly be hoisted, and the lovely ecenery at night will be fitfully lighted up by as brilliant ...