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... and North American Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, tire first vessel of which line, the Uni■ sailed from the Mersey on Independence Day, July 4, 1840. To Mr. Charles • Mac Ivor must be credited much of the extent and prosperity of the concern, which was ...
... British and North American Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, the dee of which line, the Britannia, sailed from the Mersey on Independence Day, July 4. It To Mr. Charles Mac her must be credited much of the extent and prosperity of the concern, which was so guided ...
... North American Royal Mail Steam Packet Company, the first vessel of which line, the Britannia, sailed from the Mersey on Independence Day, July 4, 1810. Mr. Charles Maclver must be credi' much of the extent and prosperity of the concern, which was so guided ...
... 56 see. Another chapter in the A.A.A.-N.C.U. dispute was reached at Birmingham, the Birchfield Harriers’ Sports on “Independence Day,” July 4, when, in defiance instructions, the promoting club adhered to the sensible old plan of cycling laws for cyclists ...
... they, then, abandon all the wings which bad been given them, or rouse themselves from their bondage, and reassert their independence Day day heard of freah rccruitaoomiug into the Loyalists camp; from all part, of the House Common, heard of those who might ...
... announced to sing for the first time since her wedding at the Albert Hall to-night (Wednesday). On July 3, the eve of Independence Day, she will take part in an American programme at the Albert Hall, organised by Mr. Austin. During the first week of November ...
... , on Monday, July o, having discon- tinued the former custom of the Legation of baying a general public reception on Independence Day. Earl and Countess Beauchamp have left town I for the Continent for a few weeks. In the meantime the younger members ...
... reception to Americans on July 5, having discontinued the former custom the Legation having general public reception on Independence Day. Earl and Countess Beauchamp have gone to the Continent for few weeks. The younger members tbe family, however, stay ...
... Lowndes-square, on Monday, July 5, having discontinued the custom of the Legation of having a general public reception on Independence-day. The Agent General for Tasmania has opened offices at 3, Westminster-chambers, Victoria-street, London. AH persons wishing ...
... the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway Company for Wandsworth Common at 8.40 p.m. on the 4th of July (American Independence Day). for the convenience of Americans invited to Mrs. Baskcomb's At Home. One of William M. Tweed's houses in New York has ...
... the London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Company for Wandsworth Common, at 3.40 p.m., on the 4th July (American Independence Day), for the convenience of Americans invited to Baakcomb's At Home. The Gazette states that the Queen has been pleased ...
... Terminus of the Londou, Brighton, and South Coast .Railway Company for Wandsworth-common at 3.40 p.m. to-morrow (American Independence Day), fos the convenience of Americans invited to Mrs. Baskcomb 'i at home. Church Services cor To-morrow. — St. Paul's ...