... there ia not at the moment any sign improvement. We have no news of movement* in America yesterday, because ito being Independence Day; bat our marke just now does not recognise cotton aa an import- ant factor in the situation. What wanted ia. an improved ...

... thing and as criminal as throwing with loaded dice, or playing, like Ah Sin, with an ace up your sleeve. Wednesday being Independence Day, a general holiday was observed in the United States. There was a similar observance of the day amongst the majority ...

... Minnesota for the American prehges, and the Bi shops of Calcutta and Sydney for the Colonial Bishops, spoke. Being Independence Day. the band played a charming ! selection of American airs, and aubsequently The Star, spangled banner, with vegiabowe ...

... penny in the pound in doing honour to such an occasion. Would an American object to such an expenditure in honour of Independence Day ? And shall we in England, whatever we call ourselves politically or religiously, shall we refuse to take our part in ...

... p*S2-^=^'&a£S a radial la Ika Mlmi tkat dauk waa aaat- OHBAT HABWOOD. 8c»ool Saoday laet, tka anniversary •errlom with the Independent day Sooday eehode were held, when two powerfnl were nninhad by the Bev. W. kl. Bradford. the evening ewrloe spaeia l moale ...

... Everything passed off in a very satisfac- tory manner. Belthobn Sermons. — The anniversary sermons on behalf of the Belthorn Independent Day and Sunday Schools were preached last Sunday, in the afternoon by the Rev. Charles Williams, of Accrington, and in the ...

... a pleasant evening in wandering about tbe district. Sunday Schools Anniversary. — The annual sermons on behalf of the Independent day and Sunday schools, Great Harwood, were preached in the British schools on Sunday, in the morning by the Rev. J. W. Clark ...

... t Mr. A. , Baxter. Collections realised about £lO. Indepkndbnt at Harwood —On Sunday » the annual school sermons the Independent Day and , Sunday Schools, Great Harwood, were preached the » Revs. r. L. Shillito, of Blackburn, and T. H. Williams, » Accrington ...

... other place exoelleut references. —Address, 46, Friuteis'. aATANTBu. Transfer Female PUPIL TEACHER, for the vf Btflthorn Independent Day School —Address, stating particulars and salary required. Rev. E. Appruliy, Belthorn, near Blsckburn. ; WANTED. Almanacs ...

... operations early in next spring. TO TER Heap Mama OF Scsoote.-11r. Williams, having resigned the position of the Belgrave Independent Day tichoile. was on Wedneeday afternoon the recipient of • number of presents from the teachers and scholars. The presentation ...

... The voting papers wjll be delivered the 12th of June, collected ou the 13th, and counted tbe afternoon of the 14th. INDEPENDENT DAY AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS, GRF.AT HAKWOOD. —The annual school io connection with the above wero preached the British {Schools ...

... ao epidemic of measles which at the pre- sent time exists amorgst the children of Lower Darwen, tbe authorities of tbe Independent day school belonging uo Messrs. Eccles have under the circumstances deemed .t advisable to close their school until tbe disease ...