... the Queen, Mr. Seth Low proposed the toast of ?? The President of the United States. He said they were not keeping Independence Day in the heart of the British Empire because England was weak, but rather because England was strong and because she rejoiced ...

... assembled in large numbers in the streets, and loudly cheered their Majesties as they drove past in an open carriage. Independence Day was observed on Saturday in the L lilted States with much enthusiasm. In Paris the anniversary was celebrated by a banquet ...

... Much Ado About Nothing, to-night, 8.15 (benefit of Miss Ellen Terry), to-morrow night, and matinee, Saturday, at 2. Independence Day. — The American Dental Institute (Limited) is closed to-day. On view, a most magnificent dinner service for 18 persons ...

... solving the Cretan Question. ! The Turkish troops are well disciplined, and all l is quiet here. \ ARTA, April 7. Greek Independence Day did not pass ofl'yester- j day without some apprehensions of a popular out- burst. The National Feteday was celebrated ...

... MARKETS. [bectk r's telegram.] NEW YORK, Jtot 3, To-day the Coffee and Produce Exchanges have bees closed. To-morrow being Independence Day, all the Markets will be closed. Money easier. Sterling exchange stronger. Sugar quiet and unchanged. Tin inactive at ...

... On Saturday evening the American Society in London dined toirether at the Criterion Restaurant, in commemora- tion of Independence Day. His Excellency the Hon. T. F. Bayard, the American Ambassador, presided, and among others present were Sir Richard Webster ...

... nations with whom England was at war in ISO.). The United States, of America are accus- tomed to celebrate July 4 as Independence Day, but no Englishman of sense construes that festival to mean either a menace or a slight to his own country. Other nations ...

... Wilson's ball will take place on the 16th of July. Mrs. John Biddulph Martin will give an evening reception to celebrate Independence Day on Saturday, the 4th of July, at 17, Hyde-park-gutc. A marriage has been arranged between Mr. F. Shakespoar, 4th Bengal ...

... Buckle. The United States Ambassador and Mrs. Bayard will receive their fellow citizens at 83, Eaton-square, on Saturday (Independence Day), between the hours of three and six o'clock. Lauy Wimborne will give a dance at Wimborne House to-night. The Right Hon ...

... Baron Pollock, and Justices Cave, Chitty, North, Stir- ling, Wills, Collins, Barnes, Bruce, Kekewicb, and Ken- nedy. Independence Day in London.— On the 4th of July the United States Ambassador will give his usual re- ception, from four to seven o'clock ...

... present training at Oxfonl, were summoned for dis- charging fireworks in the High-street at Oxford on the 4th of July (Independence Day). The defendants pleaded guilty, and said they did not know that they were doing anything contrary to the law. They at ...

... reception of American citizens at the United States Ambassador's residence. 83, Eaton- square, to-morrow, the 4th of July (Independence Day), from three to six o'clock. Mrs. Bayard (in the absence ol the Ambassador, who bas not yet returned from his voyage ...