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... Scotland’s Independence Day, 6th Aprif, 1320. A Memorable Day THE ARBROATH HERALD FRIDAY. AP IL 2, 1920. and defiant letter,’* Andrew Lang describes it, was signed by eight earls and thirty-one barons, and clear impressions of nineteen their seals in ...
... rancour with the southern part of the island, might at least have chosen the Scottish Standard to signalise Scotland’s Independence Day, without fear of disintegrating the British Empire. What little we did to mark the actual anniversary might have done ...
... perfect taste in the way they keep their public memorials, says Mr T. N. Lucas. If these memorials include the glories Independence Day, then the taste they show twisting the lion's tail on the fourth of July is more than a little doubtful. Probably the ...
... record. - Brin-li leaders: Parsons, East Riseborough, Littlehampton, ' Cooden Beach, 225. MERICAN golfers celebrate INDEPENDENCE day. n ~ n o golfers to-day celebrated Inde- nCe E. y by means of a competition at ger Many prominent United e people were ...
... E CELEBRATION. {To the Editor of the Arbroath Herald.) Sir, —We now within week of the loug-talked-of celebration of Independence Day, and it looks if it would be a stiff job to raise the enthusiasm of the community to the pitch necessary for a really ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY AT ARBROATH. Courier .. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1920. THERE'S FEW MORE COMFORTABLE FEELINGS THAN HONEST SATISFAC. TION IN WORK WELL DONE. A Memorable Celebration. The declaration of Scottish Independence, important though it be as a historical ...
... INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATIONS AT ARBROATH. The sexcentenary celebrations the Declaration Scottish Independence wove held a .( Arbroath the tableaux by tho children, and party watching th« dancing, sir Herbert Oei'vv T n ° f Lord Strathmore (wearins-his ...
... By Order of the Committee, ALEX. HAY, Clerk. Forfar, t4th September 1920. The celebration at Arbroath on Saturday of Independence Day, as it has been styled, was a great and imposing function. Among the guests of hilinour were our Provost and his good ...
... remembrance of the Sex-Centenary celebration to encourage there should be little to hinder Arbroathians to institute Independence Day that would draw visitors from every quarter of the globe. ...
... congress this year at Douglas, Isle of Man, the first and second weeks of July. Tynvvald Day is the Manx equivalent for the independence Day of the United States, falls on the day following that of the Amerioan festival —July 5. ursuant to custom at least a ...
... If Dempsey wins, added the correspondent, he will be in great demand at the July the Fourth anniversary, America's Independence Day, and the biggest holiday the year. Yes, rqaumed Descamps, and if le petit Georges puts le grand Dempsey to sleep ...
... flapship, the United States cruiser Pittsburg, will probably remain Gravesend over July 4, and the 6ailors will celebrate Independence Day with athletic programme ashore. Foch Honours the British Legion. Marshal Foch has accepted the honorary presidency of ...