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... INDEPENDENCE DAY. l'nder the auspices of the MINISTRY OF INFORMATION A GREAT Anglo-Saxon Fellowship Meeting be held In the - CENTRAL HALL. WESTMINSTER. TO-DAY, THURSDAY. at 11.30 Rt. Hon. VISCOUNT BRYCE, 0.11., . . preside, and the Speakers will include ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY JULY the Fourth. 1776. One hundred and stxtyflve years ago to-day. In Philadelphia the elected rcprcsentatlves ol thirteen British colonies declared those colonies Independent States. It was. said John Adams, a mighty decision. It ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. Every American visitor In London will make a festival of to-morrow— Independence Day. It Is 153 years ago the Declaration of Independence was signed and the American Republic created. So many American visitors were to attend the great ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY, Independence Day was on Tuesday celebrated %y the Americans in London with the usual festivities, the American Ambassador and Mrs. Choate holding » reception in the afternoon at the Embassy. In the evening, at the Hotel Cecil, there ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. LONDON-AMERICAN AS PASSIVE RESISTER. ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. ROBERT Lows (Wigan) writes again in reply to J. Hunter Watts, reiterating the statement that, s my firm belief is when a Socialist Party propagates palliatives, it is wasting its time. [The propaganda of palliatives is an integral ...
... Independence Day TOMORROW I is Independence Day, the great national holi- Arkub day a the United States. On July 4, 1776, the American Declaration of Independence was published to the world and the American colonies ceased to belong to Great Britain. ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY Celebrated at the American Embassy. Iu celebration of Independence Day, Colonel I.By (the American Ambassador) and Mrs, Hay beld a reception on Saturday alternoon at their residence, Cariton House-terrace, which was open to ali-comers ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. aFetish by ey - guad ‘abot (£300) aVenture (:'9%0) aVelleds (£300) SR Matrimony( £5O) subseription of l:ycni-l-u‘:'ufi. ornes,2 rds. 9st 11D ; second wTy.C asatiely, 2 yre ‘atinutby, 2 yrs aFriars Balsam aA ) rshire atimlore “Counaught ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. Tbs Amick= Society ia Leados held their banquet to ladepsadeece Day lad eight Coon. Mr. J. Richards resided sad the goose Included the American Ambomedor, Lord Goschon, Loud Ittretheoas, the Bon. J. N. Beck (Aodstaat Attorney°seers! ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY All the United States markets were closed yesterday in celebration of Independence Day. WINNIPEG. Tuesday. Wheat opened irregular and later eased on poor exciort interest and realising. Finally a raliy occurred and the market closed steady ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. To-morrow heina Independence Day the of the Ami•nean Eml.wery and Consulate will be closed. Over 4.000 Americans are expected to be present at the Ambas , ador's reception at Dorchester House. including Mr. and Mrs. Longeorth. Mr. Pierpont ...