... gallivantin' about, tricked out in silks and satins a-doin' of nothin'. Every day in the week can't be thanksgivin' day, nor Independence day nother. All play and no work will soon fetch a noble to ninepence, and make bread timber short,' I know. Some on 'em ...

... dawns; though, if what I hear is correct of the immense and noisy excitement in general through the whole night preceding Independence day,'' the lullaby will be of a rather rough description ! But our American cousins are such a goodhumoured, kindly-dispositioned ...

... dialects having been assumed, one of Mrs. Williams's favourite Yankee gals completes the series, and a new song, Independence Day, is added to that New England repertory of which many classic specimens are familiar to every inhabitant of London. ...

... The army correspondent of the New York Times describes the appearance of the Federal army on the 4th of July, when Independence day was celebrated with joyous demonstrations. M'Clellan reviewed the troops, end was everywhere most cordially received ...

... first appearance on this world's stage on the sth of July, 1810, heralded by the di umming, shouting, and cannonading of Independence Day ; and he tells us, as an old woman's tale, that he made as much noise tor a showbaby as he has since as a showman. His ...

... Speedy, left Malta on Sunday for Portsmouth on board Her Majesty's ship Urgent. Saturday being the anniversary cf the Independence Day of America, the United States' war vessels lying in Southampton Water dressed ship at eight o'clock, and at noon saluted ...