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... asked for reduction of the penalty which had been imposed the magistrates’ order. The appeal was dismissed, with costs. Independence Day was celebrated sfc the National Liberal Club in Informal meeting. Mr. Arnold Lupton. riilnf to speak. greeted with loud ...
... different sections the English-speaking race fall within this week—Dominion Day, which is Canada’s national festival, and Independence Day, the birthday of ihe United States America. If on our ride of the Atlantic celebration of the latter overshadows the ...
... FOR THE GERMAN PEOPLE Mr. Winston Churchill, speaking at a great Anglo-Saxon fellowship assembly held in celebration of Independence Day at Westminster to-day, said the cost of the war had been far more terrible than our most sombra expectations would have ...
... a 'T'HS link between the Kortband America la to be ctrengthened epeelal broadcast sendee July 2nd. (two days before Independence Day) from George's Church. Charley. North American. Pacific and ■■m hear United Statea chaptein read the lesson “i g*°°c ...
... F. Ramsden. grey mare, 7ys., 15-2 64 Britain’s Burden Sir John Anderson. Chancellor of the Exchequer, addressing the Independence Day luncheon of the American Society in London, today, said; We emerge from the struggle with a gravely distorted economy ...
... emblems and colours were wool by many those who attended the meeting Preston Guild Hall, last evening to celebrate Belgium Independence Day. The platform was decorated with the Onion Jack and the Belgium national flag, patriotic and folk songs were lung, and ...
... FOREIGN MISSIONS. Mr. W. J. Bryan, the candidate for Presidency of tbo U.S.A., speaking his compatriots in London on Independence Day. said that “the most important need of Orient was a conception of life 'which recognised individual responsibility God ...
... taken. On the rest of the front there is nothing to report. Mr. Percival Phillips, writing’to the ‘'Morning Post,” says: —Independence Day was celebrated on the British front by an advance of about a mile and i half between the Somme and Villers-Brctonneux ...
... thought his relatives wonld repay Miss Pottinger’s £lOO. and sentence was postponed for the polio© to make inquiries. INDEPENDENCE DAY DISASTERS. ...
... after encountering experienced travellers desrnbed as the summer gale they had known. The pale sprang up in Monday. Am*t Independence Day. and lasted all nu.li Furniture was considerably damaged many passengers were swept off then the rolling of the ship ...
... small impru\rmeiit». also did Mines. Internationals were steady, the New York markets being dosed to-day and Monday for Independence Day celebration*. Argentine Railways -were good, encouraged the ten' Argentine statement. Home Industrial movement* all favoured ...
... unworkable. Complaints are to hand from Bolton spinners, especially from producers of the commoner qualities. To-day being Independence Day all the American markets are closed. 2 15 p.m. The tone in the market remains strong, but it will be a little time before ...