... l!ar.« was, AfL Piwi,,’, but the battle of Falkirk bat afterwards turned A * of Scotland, won oit tr 1 [’ P^buni —an independence day- (Applause.) Tin- A k fiioy , ' ciation are much interlJ,'ati[e*fiit,f^lont which arc carrying 1 16- I know that the ...

... decorated for the service which was to be held in the presence of the King the next day, 21st July, the Belgian National Independence Day. Indeed the whole of Belgium was gaily decorated for this. The Cathedral Church of Ghent is one of the finest in Belgium ...

... talk and closed the meeting with the benediction. * KING’S CONFIDENCE. —King Haakon of Norway told his people in an Independence Day broadcast that he was convinced there would come a new 17th May when “in liberty we shall once more hear the glad children’s ...

... DISAR\VIANVIE RS TIOON Speaking at the American Independence Day | more than three hours, during the whole af dinner at the Hotel Cecil, London, on Monday, which time the crowd remained outaide and Mr Harvey, the American Ambassador, siid that] grew steadily ...

... Edwatd’s Court, ’whore, he- great fawaurite. Mr, W.hitclaw Reid instituted* this; year great change in the celebration of? Independence Day, July 4th. No former Ambassador had ventured make changes that would in. the least detract: the democratic character ...

... share in ultimate solution. How far is this truth recognised in America? That an interesting question, and the arrival of Independence Day provides suitable occasion for calling attention to some changes American opinion which have become marked the last few ...

... Dominion of New Zealand would attractive; and July 4th, show the broadness of tho character of the exhibition, America's Independence Day should not be allowed pass without some sign of recognition, an avowal which would servo to bind more closely the two ...

... fine in a collection noted for were specimens of ariety and quality a_ beautiful Betty Uprichard,” earmine | a new ink. “Independence Day,” and ar . “Cup Rosalie Clark,” of a rich cerise | Jouring. There were also some very nice coms of “John a dark red of ...

... Though not large or stately ae Dorchester House, where the late Mr. Whitelaw Reid used to hold crowded receptions on Independence Day, it is fine mansion, and is certainly situated in the very centre of aristocracy. Dr. Page will find himself surrounded ...

... the first week of July, the final falling on Saturday, July 4th. It unfortunate that this date should be the American Independence Day, it is probable that the American Colony will be conspicuous by its absence, they being invited to the American Ambassador’s ...

... all have the same treatment and are all tried the same standard. In the neighbourhood where live on the ««b of July (Independence Day the four Protestant ministers and the Catholic Priest apeak from the same platform, the children ot all us to the same ...

... fame has spread far beyond the bounds of his own country, as will be seen from. the fact that on the 4th of July last—Independence Day —the Scotenven of Denver, Colorado, unveiled a colossal statue of Burns executed by him. This statue, in bronze, is ten ...