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... banquet of Americans in London was held -g last night, under the presidency of Mr. R. Newton' Is Crane, in celebration of Independence Day. The' al American Ambassador, responding to the toast of in Our Ambassadors, said Americans desired: le peace and amity ...

... over his chest. indietiog severe injuries. liercilct, accidental death. Americans in London on Monday night celebrated Independence Day by the customary banquet, at which the Hon. J. Hay, the Ambassador, spoke of America as being slow to quarrel. %heti ...

... er order, • tit-bit in a long Prorromoo of soot. An-works, balloon asireneions, and Teouropi pie. tans, to relerato Independence Day, whir falling on a Sunday, will be observed on the Monday. That Sullivan can by any possibility be got into even fairly ...

... to fancy there was nothing sen.ation of medals tu the Colonial troops. in Lord Sefton — till they talked to American Independence Day was cele him The few speeches he made —one brated on Saturday at the bassy in or two notably at the Liverpool Reform ...

... Department is much annoyed over this, as American warships have hitherto been carefully kept away from English ports on Independence Day, through the desire to relieve the British authorities of natural ombarrasstneut at having to celebrate the American ...