... Independence Day in Wexford. For the nrst time the anniversary of the declaration of American Independen a- obesrved in Wexford on Thursday ’u.t. Iri-h and American flags were hoisted o mwany of the estabdshments in town, acd bunting decked all the shipping ...

... rB 11: lfi !)B IRELAND AND AMERICA THE LINK BETWEEN THE TWO CouN_IEIES. Wexford Corporation and Independence Day. At Westord Corporation . meeting on Monday the Mayor presiding, Ald. ¥. Carty propsed the iollowing resolution :—* That we the Wexford Cor}mruum} ...

... As “Independence Day,” 4th July, comes around each vear, Americans fittingly honour the memory of the men who fought and died for the liberty of their country. The above photagraph depicts prominent Irish-Philadelplians lag'infi a wreath on the grave of ...

... decided that the contest should take place not later than July 5 the fighters and their tr.aiisgers had their eyes on Independence Day, and it is most likely that the fight wilt take plac e on the national holiday. ...

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... and over 6,000 dollars serth of stamir and.other valuables were stolen. While under arrest the men broke out of jail on Independence Day. Since then Sullivan has served a term of roar years' penal servitude for an offence in &Wand, and was rearrested when ...

... Beers. 9.2o—Harmonica Solos: Vince Walker. 9.30. Sponsored Programme. 10.30—T0-Night's News. 10.45—Hungarian National Independence Day. Wile. S. Kemeny. 11..0—National Anthem. ...

... 4 4 4 Last week at a Belgian Independence Day fete, Mr. Balfour said—Tbe crimes which Germany Aud committed against Belgium were crimes which had burned deep into the oonacieoere of all men and could never be blotted out or forgotten. tit Speakin g ...

... over 6,000 dollars omit Of stamps and other valuables were Nolen. While under arrest the men , woke oo t of jail on Independence Day. pace then Sullivan has served a erm of years' penal servitude for an t offence &gland, and was rearrested when A '''erated ...

... ammunition of war which were |wsed by the Continental Army. .~ On \E‘]‘v Ist, 1776, the day celebrated in ’ Astory as Independence Day, John Hancock notified Barry to cruise on [the Lexington. He said :“This is_a piece of justice due to your merits.” On ...

... in it. Mr. Gal-, ?in look 11D his challenge, and in honour • the .American the test was made on l'onsday—Atnericarf Independence Day- Mr..l4clein undertaking to breve-that only' ono lady was assceintol with him • .husiness and, in case of failure to ...

... deserved to be beaten, that we lost |America by our own folly. Suppose, | however, that the Americans celebrat. [ed “Independence Day” with fifes and drums through the streets. Suppose the pro-Boers tried a “Majuba Hill” demonstration with banners and ...