... France and America. Speaking at an Independence Day Banquet on Tuesday night, Mr Herrick. American Ambassador. said : There is a new rock ahead which we must be careful of. We are executors of an inheritance be qtaestbed by millions of soldiers who ...

... of age. and was,* native of Cloghogue. Omagh. She was a Protestant, and the affair occurred in a Protestant brain>. INDEPENDENCE DAY AT SEA CELEBRATIONS IN MID-ATLANTIC. Artists of international repute took pert on Tuesday in the mid-Atlantic Indepeedencro ...

... fought, and Mil!mount Barracks was taken by Dad troops on the 4th July, dear to the heart of every American citizen as Independence Day. ...

... The Coffee Exchange and sugar market have been closed to-day. All tbe American markets will be closed to-morrow for the Independence Day celebration- Stocks opened irregular, and became Srm, with dealings shrinking to nominal proportions. No opening sale ...

... PRODUCE- New York, Tuesdey All the American exchange* have been doaed to-day for the Independence Day celebration. Winnipeg—WHEAT opened steady and unaltered. and closed firm at l|c. to |c. dearer; July, 1311 c.; October, 1224 c. OATS firm at |c. up; ...

... ’VALERA’S MESSAGE TO AMERICA. The following statement De was issued to the United States on the occasion of the American Independence Day after Lis escape from the Free State forces. A copy of the document was brought to Glasgow by a Glasgow merchant from ...

... Tuesday night he issued a proclamation of sorts, addressed to the people of the 1 7 n:tol States on the occasion of Independence Day (July ♦). It was as follows: The danger to Ireland which I felrel most, and which I warned our people ofcivil war—has ...

... postponed, owing mourning, until early in September. Social Smtal. The reception given for Mr and. Mrs. William Taft on Independence Day (United States) by the American Ambassador and Mrs. Harvey was a very brilliant affair. Mr. Gordon Selfridge kindly lent ...

... LIFE IN RATH CAMP. Row Independence Day Was Celebrated. The Burning of the Stars and Stripes by a British Officer. One of our staff, who put in time in the Rath Internment Damp at the eurragh, continues his story thus:— Ind e p en d ence D ay , July ...

... language spoken this great eveut as in England now commemorate Empire Day, May 24, and the Americans remember and celebrate Independence Day, July 4. President Harding has already accepted the office as one of the hen. presidents the organisation. £ir James ...

... Brown. Peterborough. Among varieties noticed .full colour were Margaret Dickson, Lady Greenab. Christine Henrietta, Independence Day, Lady Pirne, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. A. Tat©, Ethel, James Laurie, Lnruerscli. Perle d’Or, Lady A slit own, K. K. Joanna Bridge ...

... children England. On Tuesday night issued a proclamation sorts, tbe “ people of the United States ’’ on the occasion Independence Day (July 4.) It was follows;—“ danger to Ireland which I feared most, and which I warned our people of—civil war—has come ...