... civilians, and was watched with great Interest a large number of the citizens, who were out taking the air and celebrating Independence day, which more heartily observed here than day but not mom so than the Qusen's birthday. Score W Powell. c b Robertson T ...

... said that he will adopt a military career, and be appointed to a commissicn in the 10th Hussars. Next Tuesday is July 4, Independence Day, and the I tilted States Ambassador and Mrs Choate will give an At Home at their house in Carlton House Terrace to celebrate ...

... unprofitable as they know how, and the cry has been, There is nothing .doing, and nobody to do. The celebration of Independence Day by those interested in the American market did not help to make things any more lively. Oa Thursday there were no cablegrams ...

... nations with whom England was at war in 1805. The United States of America are accustomed to celebrate the 4th of July as Independence Day, but no Englishman of sense construes that festival to mean either a menace or a slight to his own country. Other nations ...

... THE COUNTY GENTLEMAN. their jubilations. Neither do I think that we are greatly injured by the American celebration of Independence Day. It is on the second point that lam inclined more particularly to agree with the dissentients. I have always held the ...

... evening being wound up by a firework display, in which the 4th of July was commemorated by a brilliant device emblematic of Independence Day. I went again last Monday to hear Boito's Mefistofele at the Opera House, and came away more impressed than ever ...

... thousands of orators were employed throughout the canoe • few day. ago in making set speeches as part and parcel of the el Independence Day, and the burden their theme was the program made in one hundred year. by this great and glorious country in population ...

... the public settled here among us imperial jewels are worn.. We shall hear of them, and see their sheen and splendour on Independence Day. Time was when good Americans got rich they went to Paris to rejoice, to live, and to die. But the social charms of Paris ...

... not been a general topic of talk. The arrangements were perfect, and a hundred thousand people have been happy. • • • • Independence Day is to be highly honoured in London. In addition to the jinks, jousts, and junkettings which are to take place in the ...

... success, but have brought about the difficulty of a two attractions, there were the j inks at Her double ownership. and one Independence Day Jousts in town. _ . * * THREADNEEDLE STREET. Having put aside their frocks, plain or pr Mossy Alsaisr.—No work to do ...