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... at tho time there were somo rupture final Prince occupv his apartments either Osborne But this unexpected evidence of independence day When his own time the Prince returned he taken in if nothing happened he is going further He off again to-morrow holiday ...
... having first dined with Maria Lady Ailesbury, who gave later a small reception in his honour. The Queen celebrated Independence Day by giving her second State Ball at Buckingham Palace, and ingeniously received her many guests again by deputy. Out ...
... in August, there are only four recognised holidays in America, and these of single day— Christmas Day, Decoration Day, Independence Day and Thanksgiving Day. Altogether, it is Mr. Postgate's decided opinion that the general position of the working classes ...
... proceedings down to a desire on the part of the elements to show our transatlantic visitors something they don't often see on Independence Day. It has always been a wonder to me that the British summer wasn't tried on Job. Boils are nothing to it. Had Job been ...
... Roche. A great many fair Americans was given up to make the supper room, a vast saloon, lit by who thus spent their Independence Day with Mr and Mrs immense chandeliers, and furnished with tables, whereon appeared Haweis—the American flag being freely ...
... Especially did the American portion of the numbe* recognise the desire of the captain to meet their wishes to celebrate Independence Day, in which all the passengers and crew entered so heartly, and they looked forward to the good fortune of sailing again ...
... that®® overlooked courtesy Especially did the American portion of the number recognise desire of to their to celebrate Independence Day which all tbe and good of sailing fui Pool Horticultural first of shows held under the suspire sooiety thirty-six took ...
... jobbing trade, though spasmodic and irregular, was fully as large in volume as is usually witnessed on the eve of the Independence Day holiday, at which time lull the demand is usually expected. Mr. D. B. M'Culloch, of Liverpool, in his weekly report, ...
... Devon and Somerset Volunteer Engineers, on the Chof the present month, we incidonrally remarked that that RAI American Independence day, sr hereupm the gallant young soldier, with pardonable pride. replied that the day had greater personal significance ...
... him “like hot potato.” July 19, 189a] MR. GLADSTONE REFUSES TO TESTIFY. Mr. Gladttoue was asked to contribute a line on Independence Day to the J\rw Voile Independent. He replied below:— London, Jane 6lh, 1890. Dear Sir, —It gives me genuine pleasure testify ...
... -•Letiter* from New York brine intelligeace of q*°! Mtertainaaent on board the Canard steamer, «i roufe for America on Independence Day, *, which also marked the 91afc of the 7« i and the jubilee the Company. Itr. KllisUn, Miss Minnie Palmer, Mr. John ...
... the Music-Hall Sports, but made up for this loss winning a host of prizes at the athletic sports on board the ‘Servia,’ Independence Day, July t. conjunction with Miss Minnie Palmer, Mr. U. Sedger, the Ilev. J. K. Barry, Mr. Ivan Caryll, Mr. P. Riley, Mr ...