... character, 1 and another rendering he after-acquired property I liable for a certain time. It will refer to all parts the Dominion Day. The efflux of Canadian emigrants to the United States has received a check by the return of a large number, who have come ...

... 15th Hussars will not permit any of his men to leave the lines in the day-time without an umbrella. The 2nd of July was Dominion Day, and the Governor-General has been present at the unveiling of memorial statue in honour of the volunteers who fell while ...

... Irish. Whatever qaiek brain, superior intslleet, and ready hands are wanted there Irish were to the front. I was in Toronto Dominion Day—lst July. was a gnat occasion, endless processions and great enthusiasm. Tbs maple leaf the sole ornament: it is displayed ...

... * 'V' ' ♦' TH e: «W»S'N KM. ¥. Moon, 3rd, 9.H a. 1 N.Moon.ißlli, 7,47 a. L.Quar., »0>1i.4-43a- u*Qw..>6l^.l.4oa. iF Dominion Day; Canada, jitk. J A M Indtfendtnce Day. U.S.A. 5Tu Dividends Consols. & ...

... to a power and dignity which none may measure in the future.- - Timm. BANQUETS TO COLONIALS. Letter from the Queen. The Dominion Day banquet was held o Tuesday night at the Hotel Cecil, London- Lord Strathcona presiding. There were nearly six hundred guests ...

... was the reverse. that the wages were not to he paid them. The matter dropped. and the Board shortly a fterwards rose. Dominion Day banquet was held in London on Friday night. when the Duke of Maribor. ough. in the unavoidable absence of the !Jerre. tary ...

... Queen's-road, Bayswater, station. After some delay traffic was resumed. The dinner to Canadians in London to celebrate Dominion Day will be held at the Hotel Cecil on July 2. Lord Strathcona will preelide, and will he supported in the chair by the Earl ...

... THEIR MAJESTIES AND CANADA. Lord Strathcona, High Committaioner for Canada, presided at the annual Dominion Day dinner at the Hotel Cecil. In the course of the ings an earnest hope was expressed, both f e Lord3 d mio Sotfrcol athc i of o i na and b/ ...

... GREAT POhKIBILIT I ES. INFLUX OF .►MERICAN FARMERS. Thursday was Dominion Day, and one's thoughts naturally turned to the vest territory of Canada. with its 3,5011.000 square mil , a, nearly equal to the area of Europe. Canada, which has been well called ...

... Quarter Ses..7, 'rinse of Wales . _ magh Quarter Sessions. June 26—Newry Show. • June 29—S.S. Peter and Paul. Juirl-7-Dominion Day. I*Y 2-7,ll l ft' oval Show at Doncaster. ttly . 4-4nciegendence Day. July 15ir-St. Swithii.' .• „ ° t Aug. li4Lanitrias ...

... (1894). June 24—Midsummer Quarter Day; Atmagh Quarter Sessions. June 26—Newry Show. June 29—S.S. Peter and Paul. July I—Dominion Day. July 2—Royal Show at Doncaster. July 4—lndependence Day. July 15—St. Swithin. Aug. I—Lammas Day. Sept. 23—Autumn quarter ...

... ONTARIO'S MOTTO. Ontario's desire to obtain British settlers io well expressed in the following Dominion Day message from Mr. N. B. Coleock, Agent for the Province in °rest Britain :—•• Faithful, as in the beginning, so to the Thia is the device inscribed ...