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... meeting*, explained, was keep the day freedom 1843 in remembrance, jurt in America the citizens observed the 4-ih July Independence Day. He then described the Church as army composed of many regiments, and counselled the young, while loving the Church Christ ...
... 50s, false JMtences, and was sentenced three months imprisonment. Tie American iciety in London will hold their annual Independence Day banquet on July 4th, at the Hotel Cecil. Tie Hull steam trawler Stork landed the port on Monday one hundred and thirty ...
... warship, remarked-'I would rather take my chance on the open sea, and go down fighting, than die like a rat in a trap. INDEPENDENCE DAY IN CANADA. CELEBRATLON OF ANNI- VERSARY. A NEW DEPARTUlRE. (TIMES TELEORAM.) Ottawa, Mfonday. For the first time within ...
... none its members were in- I jured. Three boys, children .d Drill Instructor Jameson, were, however, severely burned. INDEPENDENCE DAY LONDON. LORD ill PON ON ANOLO AMERICAN ...
... was very firm uuy in of the American suov*»w us Cuhi and the Philippines. Wall h**mc rlotu-d to-day in celebration of Independence Day, on this side was rath-T restricte ...
... large and inter eat ed congregation. Lord Ripon.at the annual banquet of the American Society London in commemoration of Independence Day, spoke sympathetically in support a closer relationship between this country and the United State*. The American end ...
... ALLIANCE. The annual banquet the American Society in London in commemoration of Independence Day gave rise exceptional enthusiasm yesterday eveniiiit. The Stars and Stripes and the I nion Jjck were conspicuously displayed association with tiie American ...
... had called upon the town to surrender. No wonder was it, then, the Americans in London felt elated. | and celebrated Independence Day with double the usual rejoicing. The American Ambassador, Colonel Hay, and his wife received a large number of callers ...
... within living memory Canadian soldiers of tho Queen assembled to-day on American soil to assist at the celebration of Independence Day. The Royal Scots, from Montreal, are Portland (Maine), the 43rd Rifles, the Princess Louise Dragoons, and an Ottawa field ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY LONDON. Ytie annual banquet • f the Am*ncae Society in London oomraewioratioo of Day he'd on Monday night. Tire gueats included Lord Kipou, lyr .Duffrrin, Lord KimberUy. and Mr liryots P . all of whom, aa well as the American Ambassador ...
... the American Ambassador the talk all centred in the event* Santiago, and the ardent hope was expressed that the close Independence Day it would be in the hands of the American troufia. At many of the eveninggatheringsthe company waited with longing expectation ...
... deputies will prosecuted charges of overturning ballot boxes during the sitting the Chamber June 30th. CANADIANS AND INDEPENDENCE DAY. (Special Telegram.) New York. Monday. number of Canadian troop* will take part in t: •* cf July parade at Rochester ...