... impossible for King, Queen, Kaiser, or Cur to bring these nations into war. He looked to the inauguration of another independence day of free industry and free labour for the poorer population, and the union of two nations into one people. ...

... dinner in London on Saturday night to Mr Phelps, the new American Minister, and a number of other guests, in honour of “ Independence Day.” After proing *“ The President” ;m{ “The Queen,” g: Field proposed * Prosperity to the United States of America and ...

... Amongst Mr Field's English guests were the Duke of Argyll and Mr Bright. It is said that this year's celebration of Independence Day was the most successful and ugnilicant that has ever been held in England. ...

... and that America and Britain ought large extent guide the futnra policy the world. looked forward inauguration another Independence Day free industry and free labour (or tns poorer population, and the union Ihe two nations into one people. The Duke of Argyll ...

... alithrough 1 , the Continent. 'Th'ere are just tw-o annual 1 ;9 universally-honoured holidas htere, viz.:-the 4th of July (Independence Day) and Christmas Day. The pauses on oiher dcays held in esti- e nation in other lands are pot of muchi account5 of in this ...

... occasion allthvougn the Continent. There are just two annual universally-honoured holidays here. viz. : —the 4th of July (Independence Day) and Christmas Day. The pauses other days held in estimation in other lands are not. of much account in this busy go-ahead ...

... months, 23 13-32 d. This has been a quiet day on the Stock Exchange. There is no business in Wall Street to-day, being Independence Day, and American Railways have been less animated in consequence, but the same time tolerably firm. Grand Trunks were a ...

... Carnegie, of Pittsburg, has now taken up residence for three months at Kilgraston Lodge, Bridge of Earn ; and on Monday-Independence Day -in company with Mrs Carnegie and friends, he visited Perth in a four-in-hand. The panels of the carriage doors lied ...

... to mobilise. officers are instructed to meet at the rendezous Plymouth, Chatham, on American Sherress Portsmouth, &c., Independence Day, namely, 4th July. Themames of the ships, officers, &c., to be commissioned The news has occa- will be issued very shortly ...

... officers are instructed to meet at the various rendezvous - Plymouth, Chatham, Sheerness, Portsmouth, &c., on American Independence Day, namely, 4th July. The Admiralty id essued last evening a long list of appointments made le to the ships commissioned ...

... P-trokrum steady. Lard weak. Wheat steady. firm. Corn easy. Snear firm. Coffee steady. Tin firm. Iron dull. To-morrow being Independence Day, all the markets will c’osed. Mon- Tucgdar. dar. Call TT.S, RMa. 1 1 1% Seouritiws I*',% Exchang'ion London, 60days’st ...

... obvious and pi extremely memorable to the world fe bo outside the domain of the Stars anid il Stripes. The orators of Independence Day doubtless boasted of American ti a freedom, but its proudest claim is gone. A es Which of them could venture to quote ...