... INDEPENDENCE DAY IN TUE UNITED STATES. TUNAS]. — The impressiveness an d enthusiasm of to-day'scelebrition exceed the most san. tunic expectations. The city is thronged with people, and houses are hidden with bunting. After the review of troops the ...

... the first time in Holtou's hiotory the Star: and Stripes flew from the Bolton Town Hall on Wednesday in celebration of Independence Day. The Registrar-General reports that the annual rate of mortalitr to the SS great towns of Enplane] and Wales last week ...

... BOLTON-- WASHINGTON. Mayor Wires Wilson on Indepen• dence-Day. Bolton yesterday celehrsted Independence Day. The American and British tags tooted together mer the Town Ball, and there was quite • nutter of tags near the Theatre, in ChlirrhgntP. Some effort ...

... the war to take the and g., .. whole pound for 11, who wa., good at artthi•ho w•re dialled. that would Irm Or a shop Independence Day. we • t►• nn or • II .•i I \ow me sond.rlng \n,rn„(. ha~r.neh a hat that to he ,t on one'. own jilthe .nper‘:-Inn ...

... HI:-:M hich have r: wystems of all stomich and A lency, l-fl‘ml‘fl of m rheumatism, -fi‘:‘, » American &)uelslm hold its Independence Day 1 of a banquet, on July 5, at Royal Palace Hotel. The son occasion to entertain the nmew A the Hon. John Hay: the Special ...

... side. A correspondent writing from Elasona states that the Turkish soldiery w, disappointed that the Greeks did not & on Independence Day, and adds their temper .8 such that should hostilities break out and the Greeks be repulsed they cannot be vestrained ...

... when in it. The first object in the city spend a delightful evening at Mr. L.'s house. Tuesday, 4tu July is the great Independence Day in America {I am told I am not in America here!) The Canadians are very loyal to the old country and its ' Queen, and ...

... the Bohm Mr. E. Smith contributed the nolo. Wmgates Independent Methodist SunHonour and Arras. and Mr. Jan. Smith, Independents. day School, on Saturday eventhe rant and solo If with ell Your Heart. ing. Mr. John Thomesson The sang i n Scatter presided ...

... addressing all parties. What would have been thought of such 2 mesting by the old fogeys of representatives in the “free and independent” days? The idea would have shocked all crusted notions. There was some plain speaking all round, and maybe from that conference ...

... without success, was a ~ Q . - .\-u.-u-.m.d..wmcwm,mwuumwrmww E.ADEb GUUT Pl[lm |on a charge of having, on July 4, Independence-day, | there was no hope, Young e's companion was | violently objected to the d'-.L‘ of a British flag at | kneeling by the ...