... his correspondents. We not insert letters which we discover have been sent to our contemporaries. INDEPENDENCE DAY. Sir, —The article on Independence Day jn last week's Courier was none the less interesting for the faint flavour of Little Englandism which ...

... the prevalence of lockjaw apparently as the direct result injuries from pistols, fireworks, and the like discharged on Independence Day. There have been no fewer than eightythree cases, twenty-three of which have occurred in the neighbourhood of New York ...

... ICAN AMITY. Intense enthusiasm prevailed at tLe annual banquet in the Hotel Cecil on Monday night, in celebration of Independence Day. The Marquis of Ripon, the American Ambassador, and the Marquis of Dufferin an i others all spoke in terms which indicated ...

... nations with whom England was at war in 1805. The United States of America are accustomed to celebrate tbe 4th of July as Independence Day, but no Englishman of sense construes that festival to mean either a menace or slight to his own country. Other nations ...

... mysterious patches, as though it had been getting into an awful row over election —as they did occasionally in those free and independent days of Pottses and Eatanswills—and had gone in largely for sticking-plaster in order to hide its injuries and keep itself ...