... the afternoon, and, no doubt, more people will flock into the town to see Boston and Harvard battle for the trophy uqon Independence Day. It was a remarkable coincidence, and all the Americans are serenly %gyful; even poor England had something €o gloat ...

... Pars or Small Papers Lord Cozens Hardy passed a bad night, . To-day is Independence Day. : Margaret Rooney has been huried at Alders%mt, aged 102. : 50,000 damage was done by fire at Kimberley. ~ C;PS in Lancashire are the best for many Years, . A Labour ...

... MADAME BERNHARDT. Celebrations of Independence Day. | (Reuter’s Telegram.) . | Capetown, Wednesday. Independence Day was celebrated here by the opening of a recruiting rally. . The principal meeting, at which Mr. Murphy, American Consul, was present, ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY. Mr. Bonar Law, answering Mr. W, Thorne, said he hardly thought thai the suspension® of the work of the House of Commons would be a desirable way of celebrating the American Independence. Day. - 'EN IRISH DEBATE. Sir E. Carson asked the ...

... wn July 4 in Paris.—The “ Detit Journal ” says M. Pains, Minister of the Interior. has decided that July 4, American Independence Day, shall be a general holiday. Pariz will be beflagged. Fareman Over Himseif.—~A man at BHedfordsliive Tribunal said he ...

... verses appear in the “ Saturday Herald 7’ every week, was published in a sveciul supnlement of the “R'ew York Tribune,” Independence Day (4th July) Number. ’ | THE MAN ABOUT TOWN. ...

... Seen and beard Notes and Notions on Men and Maitters TO-DAY’S THOUGHT. “To-day is Independence Day, when Ireland is freed forthwith from the bane of mnationalism, the curse of mational language, the blight of national music, the canker of national customs ...

... corruption, politics, and bigotry.” —Paul Dubois (“Contemporary Ireland”). To-day for the first time England celebrates Independence Day in honour of the American Republic. In that country the demonstration takes the form ot bell-ringing, flag-waving, and ...

... lad who had been 20 hours on a woodworking machine described himself as an exgert sawyer to Bow County Court Judge. \ Independence Day in Dublin was duly and appropriately celebrated in Dublin by displays of flags and buntm? by ships at the port and from ...

... which has been drawn up by the Mansion House Conference, should have bgen timed to reach the hands of President Wilson on Independence Day. The Americanl Colonists, of one hundred and fifty vears ago learnt by bitter experience‘ 'the meaning of English tyranny ...

... journaljst said some time ago about Ireland. f FOURTH OR SECOND? Apropos your note on John Adams as the real founder of Independence Day celebrations (writes a reader), it may be -of interest to recall that according to thie American patriot the famous national ...

... which may desire a different settie! ment for the sake of its own exterior influence ‘or mastery.”’—President Wil on in Independence Day Oration, July 4, 1918. “True liberty can exist only when justice is equally administered to a 11.,” —Lord Mansfield. ...