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... THE ARBROATH HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 1950. Scotland’s Independence Day ARBROATH, APRIL 6, 1320 Style in history has come to accept parallels between the present and the past. It is hardly likely that the notso-late opinion that history is merely a ...
... facsimile of the Arbroath Declaration of Independence. Still more recently Sir Andrew took part in celebrations of C.reece’s Independence Day at Athens. His taking part in the Arbroath enactment of Scotland’s bid for independence is a fitting sequel. All the ...
... Day—Canada, 1867. ~ 2 Cromwell attempted to land troops Arbroath, 1651. „ 4 Alma Works set in motion for first time, 1873. Independence Day, United States of America. ~ s—Village of Letham founded, 1788. ~ 7 The China Incident started, 1937. > 10—Bell Rock ...
... THE WEEK’S ANNIVERSARIES July 14— Juillet Quatorze France’s Independence Day. The start of the Revolution, 1789. ~ 15—St Swithin’s Day. 16—Death of John Lindsay, last of the Lindsays of Almerieclose. 1879. ~ 17—Alexander Shanks, inventor of Shank's lawnmower ...
... with the actual historical date, but it may not be deemed out of place to call to mind the fact that this is Scotland’s Independence Day, One might add that had this been America and not Scotland the day would have been established long ago as one given ...
... precincts of Arbroath more than 600 years ago merits the honour with which the United States hail their Fourth of July Independence Day—as a Commemoration Day. Whilst it is now generally acknowledged and Arbroath Abbey Pageant has been eminently successful ...
... ten days we have heard a great deal on the radio, on television and in the newspapers about the anniversaries of the Independence Days of the United States and France. Indeed, the fuss has been so marked that an observer from some remote part of the world ...
... enthralled and perforce had to bre' the spell. Blue slacks and a tie whi I was pleased to call puce had satisfy me. ! On Independence Day, arranged a party to Shubert’s theat to hear the musical South Pacifi - In air-conditioned surroundings I * again enthralled ...
... Greig, Seaton House, president of the branch, told the children story written by herself, and also recited her poem, Independence Day.” Miss Morgan, representative for the district, addressed the members, and conveyed thanks to them for their help during ...
... flying from the mast at the Town House to-day was the only outward token of the significance of this 6th day of April. Independence Day in Scotland is unique in more than one way; alone among the glorious days of the history of free nations, it is not ...
... April 6. America, France, India, the Soviet Union, Ghana and soon Cyprus and every country in the world, all with an Independence Day to celebrate. Scotland must be re-awakened to hers. Here in Arbroath our independence was born. Here in Arbroath is where ...
... its blessing to some properly supervised effort?. It also occurs to me ttiat Kintail has a workable idea in his Our Independence Day letter. April 6 is a date in Scottish history that should be publicised far more than it is. The Pageant itself need ...