... House.” On the way to their quarters the wanderers were treated to a display •if fireworks, which ended the programme for Independence Day. Every trade and profession has had representntiv. the construction of the ha|>el of Si. Km•»-•«*. A school teacher who ...

... been great source of legitimate pride to the various races of the earth, and the newly-born American nation celohratos Independence Day with as great a frenzy to-day as they did one hundred years ago, and are extremely proud of the fact. Such pride may ...

... (the r-stonl dish); the French drink arid end call it wine, the Amerkans blow their fingers off with had firewerks on independence Day. and I do not so , wki we should not have oar national tunny half-hour as well. The St. John's, as they are familiarly ...

... prize presented by Mrs. E. X. Barron. entrance money to towards the funds of the Wicklow War Hospital Supply l)>'pol. Independence Day message American citizens beyond the seas, President Wilson says the burden of the war ha* been greatly lightened them ...

... America is seeking to as'crt the principle freedom for the whole world. •• What we are treking, -aid President Wilson Independence Day. “• is the reign, of law based upon the consent of tin governed, and sustained the organised opinion of mankind.*' That ...

... (4) C.E.C. Election Scheme to be adopted for 1919. The Pledge. I.ist of South Wicklow teachers who signed pledge on Independence Day— Messrs. F. M. O'Leary, Kildavin Boys ; J. O'Rafferty, Leo Haney N.S.; D. Moore, Ballycumber N.S.• C. M•Malion, Ballyellis ...

... IRELAND’S INDEPENDENCE DAY THINK of the Patriots whose names are enshrined in the History of Ireland. What would THEY do to-day ? ...

... the surcharge of lls Id cost of engrossing a resolution congratulating President Wilson on the cc ebratiom of American Independence Day. Wicklow Notes. Wick Wool Market.—Last week the fanners had a rather bad time in the matter of wool, as prices fell by ...

... made their Peaceful invasions, said the Very Rev. Edmund C. Horne, 8.J., President of John Carroll University, in an Independence Day address at Cleveland, Ohio. Addressing those present of Irish birth or blood, Father Horne said: ' To the mothers and ...

... , and with Commodore John Barry. In a history-conscious country 'like the United States it is natural to expect that Independence Day. fuly 4th. is celebrated in a bit way.l Maeve Scott and her companions ' 'were in Gloversville, New York 'State, for ...

... you think it is only fitting for Ireland to have a national holiday—either his birthday (May 29) or July 4. American Independence Day—designated as John F. Kennedy Day. He respected Ireland as he did America. and I believe he loved Ireland as much as ...

... that. Myles Doran, Rocky Road. Wick -to the co-option of Mr Kavanagh low, at Wicklow Court on Tues. (Fine Gael) to an independent day. when he pleaded guilty to. seat held by the late Mr. Hudson. between t h e 4 t h an d 12 t b F e b. l lt Was an independent ...