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... INDEPENDENCE DAY. At the Oxford City Court, on Tuesday, Chute, Shirrsll end George Eouter Sandford, two members of Vale team at present practising at Oxford, were summoned fur discharging fireworks ill the Highstreet. at Ott.ird, July sth—lndependence ...
... the Confederate invasion was, though the most brilliant, not the most important of the successes which will make the Independence day of 1863 long memorable in the history of the Union. On the same day Vicksburg, the Gibraltar of the South as it was termed ...
... any they may consider necessary. Insurgent rye' I already crossing the frontier. Some *° already crossing the frontier. Independence Day was celebrated throughout with great enthusiasm, but apparently without order. The King on his way to and from the> J ...
... crimson down witb « bate being also lined with oa. tbe. brim’ of the Justice. The various celebrations in London towns of Independence Day (July ought | Jonetbas Britasn has repented of 1 le will blunder of a former and should ¢ to the drawing of veil of oblivion ...
... in brief, was the startling and 'vellums which awaited the citizens of the thlliffi states on the morn of Independence Day.'.e. the Independence Day present, as the put it, that Admiral Sampson sod his men offered to their delighted countrymen. The day ...
... the United States Minister, over 200 American ladies and gentlemen, and a sprinkling of English friends, celebrated Independence Day a banquet at the Crystal Palace on Monday. Among the subjects discussed at the weekly meeting ot the Metropolitan Board ...
... in any case. General i prediction has been practically fulfilled —that the Stars and Stripes would float over the city Independence Day. hat I the result does not exactly correspond with the promise is duo to tho humanity of the General in 1 delaying the ...
... |L:maiu taken by the English, 1655. | 3|W | The Daphne disaster, 1883. 4l S ! ttle of Tewkesbury, 1471. 4 |Th| American Independence day, 1776. 5 . Second Sunday after Easter. 5| F.| The Crusaders took Jerusalem, 1100 6l M i'l‘he Battle o!Pn;m, 1757 6| S ...
... in the Note in question, and hopes shortly to see the King at the head of the army. A great meeting was held Patras on Independence Day, at which speeches were made stigmatising the last proposal of the Porte as an insult to the national honour of Greece ...
... FOURTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. Dog Days begin. Moming,'2 Saniuel 1; Acts 20, to ,or Electo send their 4 M Tr. St. Martin. Independence Day, U.S.A., 1776. 17 Q m f \ J- ' JuTy'22. Overseers Cities and Week Dats. Hits ...
... certain liberties with Miss Kerrigan and her friend, proceeding, 'finally, to attempts to ravish them. Though it was 'Independence Day/ and therefore sacred to liberty, if not to liberties, the ladies resisted, and so effectually, and with so much noise ...
... Trinity • sth must be paid on or before this day. WEEK DAYS. Sunday. _ W_„ Days. Sundays. SlHl SICOKD SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. Independence Day, U.S.A. * Korthampt L on?Castle) L 45'*i ffllO m tf \% M Battle of Wagram, 1809. Sun rises, 0.52 ; sets, 8.16. 1]' (Bridge-st ...