... ruined city. Visits to Dougga, another ruined city and Testour, a desert village, were also made. They also attended an independence day parade and a fireworks display. The visit lasted for two weeks, from July 17 to August 1. All expenses were paid by Dalkeith ...

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... decade ago. As the first European, apart from missionaries, to visit that Bengali Colony he found himself sttending the Independence Day celebrations there. 9 cloister-like building, with pillars but no walls, on the two long sides and with a makeshift stage ...

... Under-Secretary Has Preview of Fisheries Museum And Hears Opening Date is July WHILE America as a nation celebrates Independence Day on July 4, another celebration completely different in character will take place in Anstruthier, July 4 is the date which ...

... throughout continental Europe and mass production techniques entered the industry, Today firework displays are held at all independence day celebrations in Asia, Africa and South America and these represent a thriving export trade for British firework manufacturers ...

... ON INDEPENDENCE DAY The majorettes from Beckman's, Glenrothes will add a touch of colour to Letham Gilen when theyv appear there on July 4. Leven Old People’'s Welf. ¢ Committee’s Enter. tajnments section heard at their meeting on Priday that the majoreties ...