... jubilee. Yet such was tho feet. The star-spangled ' banner was saving aloft over the building, so doubt in honour of Independence Day, the well blown house flag, with the lion rampant and rigorous always, being kept in the backgrourd. The first Cal airier ...

... laid up a week Mr. Shuel—Did you not go to Sneem on the second next day?! No, it was six days . Were you celibrating Independence Day during the week? No. Did you call Reilly a d—— fool? No. Were you merry after., going up to the Cable Station—there was ...

... was laid up week. Shuel—Did you not go to Sneem on the second next day ? No. it six days after. Were you celebrating Independence Day during the w«k ? No. Did you ill Reilly d fool ? No. Were yon merry 'ip the Cable Station —there was drink galore there—you ...

... up a week. Mr. Sheel—Did you not go to Sneem on the second next day? No, it was six days after. Were you celebrating Independence Day during the week? No. Did you call Reilly a d— fool? No. Were you merry going up to the Cable Station—there was drink ...

... LATEST NEWS. LONDON WEATHEK. The weather in London to-day is excellent, with bright sunshine and warmth. INDEPENDENCE DAY. To-day being Independence Day, the American business houses in London and the offices of the American Embassy and Consul-General were ...

... Tuesday, July 4th, Daniel O'Connell competed with George Washington for the honours connected with the celebration of Independence Day. While the National Festival was being observed in various ways by different American societies and other patriotic bodies ...

... existing | was publicly accused of having his 4th of been kept up for a numher')“\w.n. _wciations. That, how- |July “Independence Day () Sports” decora.. wants to have su- |(.\-‘~r, is _.ute so long as the Gaels of this! ted with Union Jacks, and who ...

... rigmarole from Mr. T. O'Sullivan, Waterville, . who a short time ago was publicly accused of having his 4th of July Independence Day (?) Sports &torsted with Union Jacks, and who, as usuai, tries to defend the garrison and the shoneen organisations ...

... writer and humourist, and John Schiller, General Freight Agent of the B and O Kailroad in Fittisburg. After celebrating Independence Day in Dublin, the little bend became separated accidentally, and Walter, like the here, turned hack the old ground. When ...

... Boston at the request of the Knights of St. Brendan—the Ferrymen's Society of that city to be present at their .ports on Independence Day. A picture of the Puck appeats in all the Boston papers and a noble animal he looks too. One of the reporters stated ...

... Address will (D.V.) be delivered by G. F. Trench, Esq., J.P., in above Hall, on Sunday next. at 8.15 p.m. Subject: “ Independence Day.”” Come and, bring others. . 10330 ...

... Mayor of Boston, the Bon. Zahn - F. Fitzgerald, a great friend of Ireland, will arrive in Queenstown on the 4th July (Independence Day). A cordial reception awaits him in the old land. * The death of Mr. Edward Harrigan Pie• York recallh to the mind of ...