... national holiday, j or the day the Bastille was taken, and the national holiday in the United States is, of i] course, Independence Day, July 4th. . Mohamm edans keep November loth,n Mohammed's birthday. Every country, of course, has its fete days v -often ...

... patriotic feeling C being intensified by the victories of the Spanish c war. The American Society held their annualC Independence Day banquet at the Hotel Cecil. The Queen has presented her autograph portrait framed in gold and surmounted with the Crown ...

... certain liberties with Mice Kerrigan and her friend, proceedling, finally, to attempts to ravioli them. Though it was 'Independence Day,' and therefore sacred to liberty, if not to liberties, the ladies resisted, and so effectually, and with, so muich noise ...

... average Briton. Certainly it ' was at once a gracious and courageous act to r. hold the banquet on the Fourth of July- Independence Day, ?? Jonathan proudly calls it-and the Lord Chief Justice turned a very neat compliment on the anniversary. Pro- o posing ...

... Robinson, of James-street, Iffley-road, was fined le. and Ga. costs for allowing his chimney to catch fire on the 22nd ult. Independence Day was on Thursday commemo- rated by the American residents in London, who met together at the Inns of Court Hotel. The ...

... date whieb haad x been generally pointed to as the (InC oil which a N hostilities mig-ht be expected to break out. t Bnt Independence Day has come and gone, 6 and war is not yet. TLis happy fact is e partly dun to the self-restraint of the Greek I authorities ...

... at the instance of Messrs. Moore and Currey, the proctors for the Church Association. At the American celebration of Independence Day at Vienna this year a speaker, growing eloquenton thefatare of the Republic, repeated a description of its boundaries ...

... Yps;ilanti in Meldavia and by Arch- a1 may bishop Germuanos at Patras. This is a (,reek n lpnational fete. s to - s ro- Independence Day was accordingly celebrated t' Lke throughout Grceec with great entiusiasm, but b b e apparently without any disorder ...

... AMERICA.-A ballon ascent which took place at Boston, on Monday in connection with the festivities on the occasion of Independence Day, had a fatal termination, two per- sons being killed outright, and a third seriously injured. The balloon, after aecending ...

... of was really of no' importance whatever. They wanted aman firs, stic competdnt to take a seat in'f the' Council,. A~d independent day ?? enough to bring forwalid measures for the'- good of the ugf borough and of thevward. But the Chairman,. Mr. Moors- ...