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... INDEPENDENCE DAY. The American Soddy in Londea held its usual Fourth o h l4lll banquet oa listarday. The American Ain or. reepoodiug to the twat of hie health, sai that he hoped that this generatioa would see the statue of George Washington erected in ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY The American and Mrs. White law Reid on Saturday afternoon held a reception at Dorchester House, in celebration of Independence Day, over three thousand guests attending. Speaking in the evening at the annual banquet of the American Society ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. Independence Day ens on Tuesday celebrated by the Americana in London with the usual festivities. the American Ambassador and Mrs. Chaste bolding a reception in the afternoon at the Embassy. In the evening. at the Hotel Cecil, there ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY !American General Unveils Abbey Memorial BISHOP OF GLOUCESTER'S VISION OF FUTURE CO-OPERATION A mural tablet In memory of •Mrs. His Lordship said he did not think Victoria Woodhull Martin, of Norton the Allies would, find the cure for ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. The American Society in London held its usual Fourth of July banquet on Saturday. The Amern• can Ambassador, responding to the toast of his health, said that ho hoped that this generation would see the statue of George Washington erected ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. The United States Minister held Ihecaetomary reception on Monday in honour of the anniverwary of the declaration of JAmerican independence. The attendance was unusually large and included Mr Russell Lowell, formerly United States Minister ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. BANQUET LONDON. MR. BRYAN ON THE WHITE MAN'S BURDEN. The American Society in London celebrated Independence Day banquet on Wednesday night the Hotel Cecil. Amongst the large company were the American Ambassador, Mr. W. J. Bryan, and ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. SPEECH BY MARK TWAIN. ■‘lt was our grey haired, venerable, and revered luolher-England-who save us our first Fourth July, when, on June Ip, 1210, King John signed Magna Charta. That was the first of July in the world s history. Even ...
... Independence Day fete Citizen 4 (Telephone Central Moo>. JULY 4, 1944. ~ J*HERE is no bitterness to-day, nor has there been for generations past, over the American commemoration of Independence Day. Rather does the sensible Britisher join with his American ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. Service in Gloucester Cathedral. BISHOP FRODSHAM ON PEACE WAR. The special service of thanksgiving and intercession on behalf of our Empire. Nation, and Allies, which was held in Gloncester Cathedral Thursday afternoon (American Ind ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. The United States Minister held the customary reception on Monday in honour of the anniversary of the declaration of {American independence. The attendance was unusually large, and included Mr Russell Lowell, formerly United States Minister ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. Independence Day was celebrated in London Wednesday a banquet the Hotel Cecil. The speakers included the Commander-in-Chief, Sir 11. Campbell-Bannerman, and the American Ambassador, all of whom spoko of the bonds of friendship which ...