... blessed with a fertile soil, and a genial climate; and if a man comes here penniless, he may soon obtain a comfortable independence. Day-labourers are getting from eight to ten shillings a day. I must now tell you how we are getting on as regards churches ...

... correspondent of the San Francisco Bulletin relates the following incident:—A very laughable circumstance occurred here on Independence Day, which will give some idea of the social standing of the present President of Mexico, Don Felix Zuloaga. The procession ...

... slaves ignorance—to find bloody graves 83 years later the general democracy—-a Democratic general—Geueral M-C'e!!ar.. INDEPENDENCE day. Writing the of July, the anniversary of American independence, the New York co'i respondent of the Times says :— The ...

... gentlemen dined together Tuesday evening at the Westminster Palace Hotel, to celebrate the Centennial anniversary of Independence-day. Colonel Hoffman, Charge d* Affaires, occupied the chair. A labourer named Alexander was brought at Newbury, on. Tuesday ...

... intense excitement to the news from Washington, and the paucity of telegrams was very remarkable. Tho day was American Independence Day, aud festivities which had been arranged at Bristol and Liverpool were postponed. There was a review at Aldershot, where ...

... opera of Martha (the heat notwithstanding) at which Madame Adelina Patti sang divinely, all attracted large crowds. BeinS Independence Day the American Minister had a reception, and subsequently dined with Mr. Cyrus Field, where the Duke of Argyll and Mr. ...

... especially in Jerusalem. At New Orleans some of the Italian residents vied with the American citizens in celebrating Independence Day. The Portuguese Chamber on Saturday passed the treaty with the Congo State for the delimitation of the Lunda territory ...

... was celebrated with great rejoicings in London, not only by the American Colony, but their numerous English friends. Independence Day in the United States is a most exciting occasion. English friends of mine who have resided in the States tell me that ...

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

... reap any material advantage, and it was this cold douche which no doubt prevented the declaration of war by Greece on Independence-day. The Radicals are still pursuing their agitation, but it is A like firmness most of it mere bombast. to that which they ...

... victory, it is evident, was not at all expected in the States, and the news arriving on the “Fourth of July,” or oe “Independence Day,’ it is not surprising that the national jubilations were of an un. precedentedly enthusiastic character. It seems that ...

... We section of the Ayle sbury Urban Council on Mou- °o of your country. It mus t be pleaded, however, in guarantee the independence day evening. many columns The County Cham ber of Agriculture does not We don’t want tt We will pr otect you against excuse ...