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... Columbia Yacht Chib, Chwego. is leaving for London shortly with invitation Sir Thomn Liptou to attend the club's regatta on Independence Day. Yealerday the Duke of Argyll showed a little improvement To-day the bulletin was:— Heatlese : cooditMNi unchanged. ...
... 258. ANGLO-AMERICAN RELATIONS. Sir H. Campbell-Bannerman, M.P., proposed tho toast of the American Ambassador at the “Independence Day” banquet in London on Wednesday evening, and in doing so spoke for the entire British people when he said that they were ...
... thought his relatives wonld repay Miss Pottinger’s £lOO. and sentence was postponed for the polio© to make inquiries. INDEPENDENCE DAY DISASTERS. ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY BANQUET. MR. HANBURY AND THE SYMPATHY BETWEEN AMERICA AND ENGLAND. The annual banquet in celebration of Independence Day waa held at the Hotel Cecil, London, Thund-iy night, under the auspices the Society of Americana in London. Mr. Hanbury ...
... notice, and the most faithful services are not accepted as set-off against one mistake.” There are no holidays except Independence Day and another, and the tendency is “to reduce by every possible means the proportion highly skilled men employed, and more ...
... late Lord Stanley of did not like the Americans, and oaoe when wtw invited to dinner the American Society in London on Independence Day replied: Lord Stanley pro sente his compliments to the secretary of the American Society, hut cannot conceive why ahould ...
... at the same : anoe of the States markeia, tlawo being clcood !to the !nC ...
... DAMAGES. Dr. Benjamin Lee, of Philadelphia, the secretary of the Board of Health for Pennsylvania, has compiled rehirn Independence Day damages. It as follows: of lockjaw, caused in juries other injuries Totally blinded - who lost one eye 75 Arms and lego ...
... England. From the British point of view, the Pilgrims’ dinner at the Cecil a fortnight ago anticipated the interest of Independence Day in London. Lord Roberts’s speech on that occasion could not excelled in pleasure by anything said at the banquet to-night ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. Far in P*ri«, Fourth of July wiffi thin yo*r « fcstivnl svcn mom brilUanl usual. Mr. Chaunocy Dppaw will then French capital, and as no man can ba a pnod Amcnoan w-thout duo cnthufiasni for tho oration, th* famous Senator is to declaim ...
... be utilised as far possible until expended, subject running no nsk of deterioration keeping.” Small boys, celebrating Independence Day. threw some giant crackers into a New York tram car. mortally injuring an elderly butcher, and several other p—sengem ...
... commemorate it, under th© kindly eye* of great nation of kindred and friends. (Cheers.) Though born in bitter strife. Independence Day no longer carried with it th© slightest trace of bitterness. would b© ungracious at that moment not to remember the constant ...