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... contains over two and a half million tons coal somewhat superior to quite equal to average quality burned in London GREEK INDEPENDENCE DAY Tomorrow the Greek Church be sung at that Higher Broughton all the fervour Hellenic patriotism independence all the attaching ...
... earth. It had said that the Cross seen was the death of every e. Its message was. never be afraid of God. He is GREEK INDEPENDENCE DAY. \TION IN 'ho Hellenic residents in Manchester. in celebration Service the Greek (.'l arch. Higher Brougbton. Mr. S. ...
... Greek Consul in Manchester, has received the following reply to the telegram sent the King Greece the fete of the Greek Independence Day:—To 8. llsuzopulo. Hellenic Manchester. I thank you very much; aleo the Hellenic community for tlieir wishes.—GEOEGE ...
... eating ice-creams sold by an Itinerant vendor, and two.have died. The American Society In London will hold their annual Independence Day banquet on July 4th, at the Hotel Cecil. The Hull steam trawler Stork landed at the port on Monday one hundred and thirty ...
... the land side com- the 3d the city the which bad suffeied privations bombarded on day the Independence-day surrendered General to Admiral Porter AN INDEPENDENCE-DAY SENSATION TOTALLY UNEXPECTED TURN OF EVENTS JUBILATION AT WASHINGTON Washington Monday A ...
... garrison guns whilst the civil portion of the population vent to their delight in gigantic firework displays News American Independence Day Anglo-Saxons America for one in 'Mr flcolev’s him the Statement the Evening Express Private Wire) c Since of our city ...
... with York, and the happy time he spent there. The annual banquet of the American .Society in London in commemoration of Independence Day gave rise to exceptional enthusilsm last evening. The repast was suspended at early stage, while the Chairman read the ...
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... Macclesfield Division Cheshire personally popular the hens field He patient scheme impracticable It therefore abandoned Independence-day never before had such interest in the British capital account the entente cordiale which been up the Republic and country ...
... Walshax How Pond. Muton Hurpis’s Tuas. Daiciovs op abt, Politics and society. A of exultation marked the celebration of Independence Day by Americans in London. At the American Embassy the Sta‘s and Stnpes Qeated proudly in the sunlight, and patriotic Americans ...
... THE AMERICAN MARKETS. Owing the calebrafcioa of Independence Day, the Cotton, Stock, and Produce Exchanges were again closed yesterday. AMERICAN COTTON BALES. The Memphis Cotton Exchange issued a circular letter follows. addresced to cotton producers ...
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