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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 ...
... 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 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 ...
... 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 ...
... CONCILIATION on the part of the Wearmouth Colliery proprietors have been withdrawn ; the men haring refused to commence work. DOMINION DAY.—The let of July, the second anniversary of the usual day of the Dominion of Canada, was kept very generally as a holiday ...
... Accidental death. A LUDICROUS INCIDENT. A curious story is told in the Hamilton Times (Ontario). On the n:ght preceding Dominion Day, some one climbed the lofty flagpole erected at Woodstock in honour of the P. ince of Wales's visit, and nailed to it an ...
... hitherto deemed neuesrry. A INCIDENT. —A curious story is told in the Hiniti/ioe Times (Ontario). On the night preceding Dominion Day, some one climbed the lofty flagpole erected at Woodstock in honour of the I'rinoe of Wales's visit, and nailed to it an ...
... the liUli inst. Verdict, Accidental death.” s Tscidknt. carious story is told in the Tunes (Ontario). On tho preceding Dominion Day, some one climbed the lofty flagpole erected at Woodstock in hononr of Prince of Wales’s visit, and nailed to it an American ...
... Majodty'd If wisard will uot permit any hid mon to kuvo the iu tbu clay-thaw withi.ut an umbrolla. Thu hod of July wan Dominion Day, and the Clovornor-lioneral has boon prevent at the U110101111)4' of a memorial 44010 in honour of the voluntoord who full ...
... 691h New York (Irish) Regiment has declined the invitation of the President of the St, Patrick’s Society to visit Montreal Dominion day. Government Gibraltar has been intrusted, the absence of General Lord Napier of Magdala, to Major-General D. Anderson, ...
... marshes are being •old New York for 40 cents pound. Tax Canadian Exhibitors the Colonial and Indian Exhibition celebrated Dominion Day by dining together the exhibition. During the day tbs Canadian Court was dsoorated with plants and Bowen, and a great display ...