... universities from Trinity College to St. Patrick's Cathedral.-The Canadians in England held their first dinner on July I (Dominion Day) to celebrate the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Canadian Dominion. Sir Charles Tupper presided, Lord Knutsford and the ...

... cease pur- chasing any food from the official canteen on ?? after totnorrow. IN LONDON TOZ-M.ORROW. Dinner to celebrate Dominion Day, Imj~eria~l Institute,, Lord Stratlicona prcsiding, 7; Lady Strafhcona's At Homne, '10.30, The Eountess'oftlddesleigli ...

... , .l\ thec revocatioa of the cattle embargo, and they even go so lar as to Ill Lirii for Is absence from the recent ' Dominion Day dinner at the 'pt-na;; Palace Hotel. E iven the most Gladstonian Irish lmani will qedl todoubt w heether it is advisable ...

... OF CA ?? goA11. BY A CANADIA N. SUNDAY, the Ist July, was the twerity-first birthday of the Caoadian Con. federation. Dominion Day, as the anniversary is called, is always a general holiday, and a day of much rejoicingt, but no doubt i: was cele- brated ...

... for Canada and Lady Strathcooa are holding a reception at the Im- perial Institute on July 1, at 10.30 p.m., to celebrate Dominion Day. Canadians in London are invited to register tbeir names and ad- dresses at the Canadian Government Offices. The Times ...

... London-; tZ n Station, whence he took train for town. S s *Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Prime Minister of Canada. speakin5 at the Dominion Day banquet at tlhe e Eotel tvcil last evening, 'dselt 1lpoa tic 11 immense resources of tent Cdolony, and pnntl out that if ...

... Monday, and at co the luncheon will respond to the toast of Her la Majesty's Ministers. &t the dinner in celebration of Dominion Day, which is to take place on the 29th inst., at a the Hotel Cecil, under the presidency of Sir cu Donald Smith, the High ...

... parish politics and cease to ' fight like dcevils for conciliation and hate each other lor the love of God,' nmuich of our Dominion Day eloquence and vehement glorification of Canadi-an nationality will e but wvind and vanity. Trhe colonial press is rather ...

... COLONIAL NOTEiS. DOMINION DAY IN LONDON. ;, I (ai .a at dinner I ' onl Satwrdi n last xx .1 a ehlecri Ilig Si_ lt to t Ill- i(e Nviho ciing to the solidarity of the lEnipire. Sir ClIames 'T llpp' r gave the uile Ill explessiolns o1 uliswvervilig loyaltv ...

... 9 o'clock. Even after this high festival was over the day of the Premiers was by no' neans ended. There still remained Dominion Day reception at the Imperial Institute and a smoking concert iu their hononr by the Honourable Artillery Company in the h ...

... (Otteere.) ti Mitr. AMoVICARi AN'DER~SO)N reoponded fo th Lent and thu conipaitey coon afterwardse ceriolatout. to a- ?? tieC DOMINION DAY. w ile Sir Chornes Topper, High COmmmeioineia of Canadla, gc - preidled aver a nccmereous copany lent night ait the It ...

... ~azity whleleld.at Whale Island. In London there will be a great gathering of Colonists. The annual dinner in celebration of Dominion Day takes place at the Hotel Cecil under the presidency of? Sir Donald Smith, the High Commissioner for Canada, and the guest ...