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... I Princess Alice married, 1862 'sth Sunday after Trinity Henry Grattan born, 1750 Independence Day, U.S.A. Cecil Rhodes born, 1853 Princess Victoria Wales born, 1868 R. B. Sheridan died, 1816. Right Hon. Chamberlain born, 1836 6th Sunday after Trinity ...
... London,' 97 Clr». Br idlaug'i d.'oi. JULY—3I days. s Dominion Day 2 r 3th Sun, af. Trinity. I Jog Days Inr-jin. 4 't Independence Day U.S.A. ...
... of this sentiment is already under consideration. A Century ago America fixed the 4th of July to be kept as Independence Day, and Independence Day year by year draws together in fraternal fellowship the scattered citizens of the United States. Then why ...
... borrowed from America, but it none the worse for that. And if America can celebrate with a never-failing enthusiasm the Independence Day which was fixed a century ago, should not the subjects Queen the world over find delight in honouring the proper spirit ...
... importanve. IThe Americans date their commencement of nationalism from the declaration et independence, and s) they have Independence Day; the niggers appr-l prately fife and dtum it on EMAsn- cipation Day; the French make the ailliversary ot tl e foundation ...
... THE JUDGMENT IN THE CASE OF LA BOURGOGNE The terrible disaster to a French liner on Independence Day has—as far as the British courts, at least, are concerned- -been, we hope, finally got rid of. The matter has .coughout been a very unfortunate one. Its ...
... Such pompous anniversaries of a somewhat vague personification are not in accordance with the spirit of our race. An Independence Day may be all very well for a. nation that has not vet seen the second century of its existence. Anniversaries in July or ...
... me society s !or;ire_ that one ot them was entitled 'Should *> or land have an independence day?' U» h.. p ?? t that would be answered in the negative it an independence day was to lessen m» union wbicn n. k d oeen ao happily ot-_-«ut*d «- Mt .v H „ a ...
... them was entitled ' Should Scotland have an indeFendence day ? ' He hoped that would be answered in the negative if an independence day was to lessen the union which had been so happily cemented between I the two nations. (Applause.) Staff-tlergeant in ...
... HIE LEDI-OPtDSHIRE AND INDEPENDENT. DAY, ...
... make the day on which the Treaty was signed public holiday in perpetuity, to rank in the history human progress with Independence Day.” An opposition just exceeding onethird defeated the measure, which seems very like government by minority. In the present ...
... political ill-humour. (Cheers.) The dis- tmguished representative of America in Berlin had, in a speech delivered on Independence | Day, recognised that the mutual relations of | the two Governments had never ceased to be | friendly, and, continned Baron ...