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... were present at • reception given at Hyde Park-gate by iirs• John Biddulph Martin on Saturday evening is celebration of Independence Day. A marriage is arranged between the Hoe. Frank Egerton, second .on of the Earl sod Countase of Ellesmere. and Miss Curtail ...
... them was entitled ' Should Scotland have an indeFendence day ? ' He hoped that would be answered in the negative if an independence day was to lessen the union which had been so happily cemented between I the two nations. (Applause.) Staff-tlergeant in ...
... petty worries of the everyday life of the Chairman of the Tarporley Urban Dis- trict Council.—I am, sir, your obedient Independence Day, July 4, 1898. CB TO MoTHERS rest by a sick you broken in your the pain of teeth ? Go at once to a chemis and get s bottle ...
... Several amendments were proposed, but after a deal of confusion aind uproar the original proposition was tarried. Independence Day was celebrated on Wednesday throughout the United Stales. At Woodstock, Conseeticut, Senator Blaine delivered a speech ...
... houses of business, shipping offices, and American ships in port were adorned with a fine display of bunting in honour of independence day. In quoting this intelligence she stated that the caravanserai of American independence had been celebrated a& Liverpool ...
... in a bloodless battle, by the United States officers. The Mormon President bad called nut the militia for a parade on Independence Day, but the display was forbidden by the governor of the territory, who asserted his sole right to control the militia. ...
... are rumours that it is intended to convert this republic into an empire, on the occasion of the grand calebradea of Independence Day,' but we fancy ft is mare rumour, ;be happy state of the wader President Lope; weld hardly he improved by his assmoing ...
... reasons which will satisfy the Southerners that they are the real inheritors of the treili• tions of 1776, and that if Independence-day is to be kept up they alone have the right to it. Nor will they be deficient in the matter of speechmaking. They will ...
... dullness, • 4th of July celebration comes to rune. for • moment, the calm surface of political life. We are aware how wildly Independence-day is annually celebrated in the United States, and how anxious Americans have been to give political significance to the ...