... Harrison lias arrived New York on his way to W’oodstock, Connecticut, to attend the festivities to be held there to-morrow —Independence Day. The living of Mach Hadham, Herts, is vacant through the resignation of the Rev. J. P. Odey. owing ill-health. He*has ...

... Three p.m.. at tho .? tJr;, 1 iS RIDING SCHOOL. Knightabrirte, AID the FUNDS of JUBILEE HOSPITAL! Great ameri can On INDEPENDENCE DAY. .. July itb. DGpU;'rf Frmt W a“TFl«. l splendid Bands; magnificent Orchestral Organa in intervals. Ladies to represent ...

... WELLINGTON BIDING SCHOOL, Knl*ht»bridre, In AID of the FUNDS of the QUEENS JUBILEE HOSPITAL, FA.N.-OEEAT AMERICAN FETE, • INDEPENDENCE DAY, July ith. A.N.—GREATEST ATTRACTIONS OF THE SEASON. —Lady Randolph Churchill and her friendi at the Refreshment Buffet: ...

... PRESIDENT HARRISON. New York, July 5. President Harrison, speaking Woodstock, Connecticut, where he had arrived attend the Independance Day festmties, said“We stand to-day as a nation exempt from all fear of injury from abroad. It is not the power of any people ...

... exercise the literary talents it had discovered, although for time produced nothing better than indifferent farces. Norway’s Independence Day—the 17th Maywas always celebrated with the greatest enthusiasm by the wbole population, and much of this enthusiasm found ...