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... | The American residents in London intend to hold & meoting of American carringes, pairs and singles, in Hyde Park on Independence Day, and rfllm:““ | has been obtained from the Duke of Cambridge for the earriages to assemble npq‘rih- the Powder Maxazine ...

... THE PRESS, MR. COBDEN. Tue Paris correspondent of the New York Herald, in his account of the celebration of “ American Independence Day” at Paris, gives us a report of Mr. Cobden’s opinion on English topics:— Mr. Cobden and his wife and daughter were there; ...

... determined to do; so with that end in view, when the guns from the battery and the fireworks of children had announced that “Independence day was come, I started with my sister across South Ferry, and going on board the Sylph, we were soon steaming down the ...

... different what was promised, of the very poorest description, and, Sunday, only two meals allowed. the 4th of July—being Independence Day—we were given for supper sour bread and cold water. On remonstrating against such treatment, as being entirely contrary ...

... Sunday schools, Delph, and the Wesleyan Sunday school, Upper-mill, held their annual business meetings and tea parties. INDEPENDENT DAY SCHOOL, I)ELPII.—Tho annual tea party and meeting of this school was held on storms duy. There was a goo 'a. nlsn:e The ...