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... for he hot only the fervant, but the Have his iuhjeAs and I ill ven’ure afiert, that there is not a man in all thefe dominions, days are,deHrned labour, that leans laborious a ll(e as ihe Sovereign of them letter from Portfmouth, da'ed July 2, fays, Arrived ...
... is not only the fervant, but the flave of his fubje&s ; and 1 will venture to affert, that there not*, man all thefe dominions, days are dedined to labour, fhat leads laborious a life the Sovereign of them ! The lad letters from Gibraltar mention, that ...
... follows plague, distant first, and then gradually thev are borne upon him. closmg in like gathering hosts upon a'diminished dominion, day by day, night by night, coming nearer to his heart of hearts; beginning with demonstrations power—turning at first the ...
... British America, under the title of the Dominion of Canada, was to commence ita career. The day, hereafter to be known as Dominion Day, was celtbrated with great enthusiasm throughout the pro- vinces. It will require but very little consideration to appre- ...
... throughout Halifax. A private letter, dated Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, July 4, published in the New York papers, says that on Dominion Day there was no celebration, and that but two flags were displayed in the town. On Saturday, however, they celebrated the ...
... only the other day talked +o magniloquently of their loyalty and attachment to 'he British Crown, refused to celebrate Dominion Day on the lot of July, preferring to commemorate the anniversary of American independence on the 4th. fhe American national ...
... only the other day talked so magniloquently of their loyalty and attachment to the British Crown, refused to celebrate Dominion Day” the Ist July, preferring to commemorate the anniversary of American Independence on the 4th. The American national salute ...
... only the other day talked so magniloquently of their loyalty and attachment to the British Crown, refused to celebrate Dominion Day on the Ist of July, preferring to commemorate the anniversary of American Independence on the 4th. The American national ...
... only the other day talked so magniloquently of their loyalty and attachment to the British Crown, refused to celebrate Dominion Day on the Ist of July, preferring to commemorate the anniversary of American Independence on the 4th. The American national ...
... approaching, and that he i preparing for the great crusade. The Canadian Government has, proclamation, declared July 1 (Dominion Day) a general holiday, in this and every j succeeding year. I The amount subscribed to purchase an annuity for the Ex-R ...
... advertises for sealed proposals for her hand and heart. The Canadian government has, by proclamation, declared July 1 (Dominion Day) an annual general holiday. On Monday evening, Catherine Williams, a married woman, who had been drinking for somo time ...
... Dominion Day.—The 1st July, the second anniversary of the natal day the Doinii ion of Canada, was kept very generally as a holyday. Canadian papers have accounts of races, excursions, base-ball matches, regattas, torchlight processions, and various >ther ...