... legitimately than preseut; and even Representation of the People Bill” will be certain to get into committee before American Independence Day. Reforms of a minor extent will have a fair chance of being considered even earlier date, and, for this reason I venture ...

... to take certain liberties with Miss Kerrigan and her ftit-ud, proceeding, finally, attempts ravish them. Though it was Independence Day,’ and therefore sacred liberty, if not to liberties, the ladies resisted, and so effectually, and with so much noise ...

... Plain Speaking op Mr. Cobden.—The Paris correspondent the New York Herald, in his account of the celebration of “American Independence Day” at Paris, gives os a rejvort of Mr. Cobden 9 s opinion on English topics:—** Mr. Cobden and bis wife and daughter were ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING OF MR. COBDEN The Paris correspondent of the A ork Herald, in his ncconut of the celebration American Independence Day” nt Paris, piros a report of Mr. Oobden’a opinion on English topics :—“ Mr. Cobden and his wife and daughter were there; ...

... Plain Speaking ol .Hr. CVolxleu. Paris correspondent of tho Xcw York He mid, in his account the celebration of “American Independence Day*’ at Paris, gives u? report of Mr. Gulden opinion iglish topic*:—“ Mr. Cobden was, of course, one of the lions of the ...

... upon Ian extensive scale. Mr. Cobden is, after all, an unlucky man. He ?? talk freely about political matters at an Independence Day gathering in Paris but a quick-eared correspondent sends it to New York, when it returns to appear in every paper in ...

... thousand reasons which will satisfy the Southerners that they are the real inheritors of the traditions of 1776, and that if Independence-day is to be kept up they alone have the right to it. Nor will they be deficient the matter of speechmaking. They will talk ...

... determined to destroy all the powder, do all the mischief, and make all the noise they can for thus Young America celebrates Independence Day.” We have had a couple of small fires already, and, I hear, several accidents from the careless use of firearms;, but ...

... Ni- caragua, through scarcity of provisions. Great pre- parations were being made in Pern for the anniver- sary.of the independence day. Exchange on London at Valparaiso was quoted 45d to 45.d. News from the West India islands is unimportant. At Jamaica ...

... d in Nicaragua through scarcity of provisions. Great preparations were being made in Peru for the anniversary of the independence day. Exchange on London Valparaiso was quoted at 45d 4o|d. News fiom the West India Islands is unimportant. Jamaica, business ...

... who walks on tbs C •oiiiiod, Elysium Shades.” But in tbo thoroughfares skirting the _ who orates’’at Banker Hill on Independence Day. who water side the crimping badness assumes absolutely Tub following letter, and the note appended thereto, •i j, a ...

... cantrived to smuggle a small American flag into tho enclosure. This -ves care- fully stowed away until the morning of Independence Day, when it ways histed oil a stick. Speeches were made, sentiments spoken to, repenated cheers given, and The Sta ...