... IRE: Doultino, continued. LOYAL OR NEUTRAL By Peard Jillard, Esq., J.P. Chaps, xxxviii., xxxix. Historical. American Independence Day (with illustration).—Edward Hyde. T ales. —The Two N cighhours. J Flamsteed. —False Colours; the Bride Elect. Poktry ...

... yesterday morning. Much anxiety is felt as to the action of the Free State. The Volksraad meets on the 17th hist, and Independence Day is the 23rd. A large _party is likely to propose to give-active help to the Boers of the Transvaal. In that case the ...

... annual festival which is to the American family circle what Christmas Day ia to In this respect tt striking contrast with Independence Day, the other great national holiday. On Fotirth July everybody abroad, and excrtrsions are order; whereas Thanksgiving ...

... General the United States Minister, over American ladies and gentlemen, and a sprinkling of English friends, celebrated Independence Day by a banquet at the Crystal Palace Monday. alter flill. manager and agent in Manchester to the executor of the late Abel ...

... rejected. A pablio disturbance took place outside the Chamber, and the crowd waa charged by squadroa of gendarmes. GREEK INDEPENDENCE DAY. Arsxss, Wednesday. The anniversary of the declaration of Greek independence (6th mat.) having fallen year Holy Week ...

... THE EASTERN CRISIS. INDEPENDENCE DAY IN ATHENS. — SIR WILLIAM HARCOURT’S MOTION. At Athens on Tuesday great excitement prevailed, ‘the being celebrated with more than ordinary enthusiasm. The King and the members of the Royal Family and the chief officers ...

... Saturday and austrined aerioua injuries. The Ctar and made their entry into St. Petenburf Saturday morning. Saturday, bein? Independence Day, waa kept holiday throughout the I'ntted Statea. and pro* ceasiju* and patriotit were made in every town and village ...

... on the following morning. There were good reciters in our party, whose services were appreciated. My mind goes back to Independence Day, when Mr L. had so far forgotten his trials as to volunteer the recital of Henry the Fifth's noble apostrophe to his ...

... to gross carelessness. The passenger train which was filled with ex'-ursionists going to New York to take part in the Independence Day celebrations to-morrow, was drawn the station. For some reason other, while it was standing there, heavy freight train ...

... THE CRISI IN THE EAST, INDEPENDENCE DAY. CHEERING FOR WAR. BRIGHTER PROSPECTS. ——_ SKIRMISHING NEAR CANDJA. oe (REUTER’S TELEGRAMS ) Athens, Wednesday. Immense crowds remained in the streets up to a late hour last night, cheering for war. The Ministers ...

... of friendly relations between the two sections of Anglo-Saxondom was supplied by the hearty celebration July 4th of Independence Day ' in London; whilst the Anglo-American League, formed to draw closer together the ties between the two countries, has ...

... yesterday in connection with Independence Day. The special celebration at Earl's Court evoked marked expressions of enthusiasm in favour Anglo-American alliance. Americans look- upon the attitude of London in regard to independence Day so important that full ...