... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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- ...