... Fourth of July was celebrated in various ways by Americans in London, • large number of whom attended the Ambassador's Independence Day re - minion. In the evening there was • banquet, at which Mr. May, Lord Dufferin, and Me. Bryce were present, and at ...

... result was that it blistered her lips. Since smoking this she has smoked no other, and she is not likely to. Awnitc.tir Independence Day was appropriately celebrated on Saturday by Colonel John Hay and his gracious wife at the United Star.. Embassy in London ...

... AM ERICA. The steamer Persia hu arrived from New York, with dates to the 6th. Independence Day, the 4th imt., was celebrated as usual throughout the States, and there was no disaster of moment to mar the festivities. There is later news from Mexico. Nothing ...

... is satisfactory to be able to state that the Leeds engagement was successful beyond anticipation. The celebrations of Independence day which took in London were especially noteworthy this year, the interest having been considerably heightened by the coolness ...

... Steomship Company ie the oldest Atlantic steam navigation Company, having been established on the 4tb July (American Independence Day), 1840, and it baa thus a claim for aeniority over the West India Royal Mail Line, and alto over the Penin-ulnr and Oriental ...

... IR. MUM 011 ------ Mr. John hight, M.P., • mega Independence Day banquet in lemilso is evening. and in to the Of his health, said ; Terelay is what t lzsrens ide ald be orm i idered a day that might be bear.) A century ago it day of grid to multitudes ...

... Cunard Steamship Company is the oldest Atlantic steam navigation Company, having been established on the July (American Independence Day), 1810. end it has thus claim for seniority over the West India Royal Mail Line, and also over the Peninsuhr and Oriental ...

... concludes his letter with some suggestions, among which are that the last day of the Eisteddvod should be the 4th of July (Independence Day), that the Hon. T. Bayard, American Minister at the Conrt of St. James, be in vited to preside over the Eisteddvod meeting ...

... Serenade, the Poem by Longfellow, 871, 3d. . The Merry Maids of England Quadrille, by E. 873-4, 61. Apple Peelin' and Independence Day, Two of the Yankee Girl's Songs sung by Mrs. Barney FRENCH MERINOFA Williams, 855-6, 6d. Reuben Wright and Phodu Brown ...

... houses of business, shipping offices, and American ships in port were adorned with a fine display el bunting in honour of independence day. In quoting this intelligence she stated that the caravanserai of American independence had been celebrated at Liverpool ...

... reared. Henceforth, should the North prove successful, the Fourth of July will perhaps be known as Union Day as well as Independence Day; the day upon which one empire was severed and another maintained ; the day which consigned alike to immortality Washington ...

... artistic rendering of favourite ballads. Every song has been enoored with maoifest unanimity. l Wednesday being American Independence Day all the firat part consisted of Yankee musie, including the American quick step 1 State Fencibles, overture, Emigans ...