... caused little astonishment. Never was London visited so many Americans as has been this summer. The celebration of their Independence Day by calling upon their Ambassador at Carlton House-terrace shewed a stream of smart people, and only a few the reverse ...

... has now done homage for nine years since his return trom .America. is good patriot, and as on ijeots Day,” so on ** Independence Day, gives ample proof a display of the stars and stripes from tho window oi his domicile. West Lothian golfers came out ...

... promotion, lie says, shows some credit for Armadale miners, since ho the youngest miner in the camp. Tho 28th of July being Independence Day Peru, which the whole of the people oelohrain taking few holidays, at Ccrro Pa- o. Goyllarisquisco, and Vigircancha. ...

... King Edward’* Court, where i* great favourite. Mr. Whitelaw Reid instituted this year a groat change in the celebration Independence Day. July 4th. No former Ambassador had ventured to make changes that would the least detract from tho democratic character ...

... Hurlingham this year in the last week of June and the first week of July. U unfortunate that this date should bo the American Independence Day. it probable that tho American colony will be conspicuous by its absence, tho American Ambassador holding a reception ...

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

... intimate interference with the arrangement of their lives that seems to hinder the daylight being saved ! These are very independent days, and many complications are bound arise when we find ourselvo, obliged to be up and doing at eight o’clock ’• will be ...

... headquarters. Though not large or stately as Dorchester House, where the late Mr. Whitelaw Reid used hold crowded receptions Independence Day. it is a fine raan>ion. and if; certainly situated the very centre of aristocracy. Dr. Pago will find himself surrounded ...

... France. And more power their elbow! This reminds us of what the irate Irishman retorted upon the Yankee who was vaunting Independence Day (July 4lh) over St Patrick’s Day. “Ah, bedad-” said Pat, “an’ Oill be teHin’ that Saint Patrick was foiner gintlcraan ...

... No. MDXXIIL F. C. Bette, Bexhill-on-Sea, Sussex. (Original, and .Specially Contributed.) “Dedicated to ‘Old Glory,’ on Independence Day. 4th July, 1917.” Black—B pieces. AMERICA’S PREPARATIONS. DEALING WITH “C.O.’S” The United States War Department has ...

... in Anglo-American history that will talked about when the present generation has passed away, and others that will it. Independence Day .was celebrated just '&s heartily here as it was bn. the other side of the “Pond, and showed how closely the war has ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY. The fourth of July hag long ceased be a day humiliation in tim country, and can even share heartily the rejoicings of which it the occasion in that grp it country Genetal Smuts the div called trie “oldest Dominion. ’’ There are. in the ...