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... expected at Sonthampton till the Bth inst. 111-Ting-Fang, the Chinese Minister, the principal Speaker as Philadelphia Independence Day celehnstions, and was received with cheers. Ancooding to a Copenhagen telegram, the naptha schooner Anna has been blown ...
... some time previously the German had unfolded his plans, which were unanimously adopted. They were briefly as follows: On Independence Day six men, who had been chosen by tot, were each to break a bottle of the acid in those parte of the city where the crowds ...
... naming Dunkirk. - - Bytwtwo) seven uul eight thousandtroops aro now on tleir way home from the Cape. In celebrationmf Independence Day, the Uoi' ted Staten cruiser Chicago, now at Soutnampton, was Yesterday gaily decorawd, and at noon u salute was fuel ...
... was found guilty, and sentenced to three months' imprisonment in the second division. The annual banquet celebrating Independence Day was held in London on Saturday night by the American Society, when Mr. Choate, American Ambassador, proposing the principal ...
... in the near future in Ireland. (Tolerant laughter from the opposition.) Mr. M'Quoid thought perhaps Mr. M'Grath meant Independence Day. Mr. M'Grath. as if in reply to Mr. M'Quoid, cited in a dramatic, but at the same time, in a most amusing style, the ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY. LORD LANSDOWNE ON AMERICAN FEIINDSEIP. The membens eg the American Society in London and a of distinguished guests foregathered at the Hotel Cecil to the number ut nearly four hundred on Saturday evening in celebration of Independence ...
... Government buildings to be burned. Some excellent speeches were delivered at the Hotel Cecil on Saturday night at the annual Independence Day banquet, organised by the American Society in London. Lord Lansdowne and Mr. Whitelaw Reid, the new United States Ambassador ...
... gether with a newspaper paragraph, for a MI) receiving a legacy of £5,000. Twenty-six years ago a man in America at an Independence Day celebration got a nail blown into his neck. There it stayed until a few months ago, wile% a sharp pain caused him to ...
... Orangenixti were disorderly. Eventually. the adjournment was agreed to; INDEPENDENCE DAY. Vl' AMERICA REJOICES. KILLED AND 2,7r9 INJURED. New York. July 5. Foilioving the Independence Day celebrations. the newspapers, as usual, have begun to count the dead ...
... was the first time he had been bitten. Independence Day wae celebrated by the American Ambassador by a large reception, al which the cynosure of all eyes were Mrs. Longworth and Mr. Bryan. At the Independence Day dinner Mr. Bryan made an eloquent speech ...
... PENALTY OF CELEBRATING. The list of Independence Day casualties in America caused by fireworks, careless handling of firearms, and other causes, is very heavy this year. The following summary of the cost of the Glorious Fourth is compiled from trustworthy ...
... that we deserved to be beaten, that we lost America by our own folly. Suppose, however, that the Americans celebrated Independence Day with fifes and drums through the streets. Suppose the pro- Boers tried • Majb hill demonsiratMn with banners and bands ...