... American reporter:- Liberty-loving Scotsmen and women. proud of their tradition of fighting for freedom, celebrated Independence Day. the Fourth of July. with the :annual highland games on the Round 'Hill estate of the late Charles A. Moore on Saturday ...

... impression that it was does behind their backs. ANGLO•AMERICAN ALLIANCE. Mr. Winston Churchill, speaking at the great Independence Day Anglo- American tally at Central Hall. Westminster, declared that Britain's reward for her part in this war tsr justice ...

... Redesy. ire on July 4, a couple of American visitors asked a townsman what all this fuss was about. 'This is July 4. Independence Day, replied a Jedburgh man, the day we got our freedom from the Americans! PIANOFORTE PASSES.—Mary Fergusson. 12 Market ...

... suggestive sight I runes. ber to have seen was that of the Stan and Stripes eying from the tower of Westminster Abbey on Independence Day. We have long reconciled ourselves to its separation; we have followed with sympathy and appreciation the rise of the ...

... Bradley sketches the remarkable circa of ' Patrick Henry,' one of the must influential of the Virginia politicians in the Independent* days. Other articles us—' Hamlet and the Modern Stage, Up the Gerschni Alp,' Hours of Labour,' ' The Univereal Language,' ...

... astonished to Bad the whole place illuminated. They learned that the illuminations were in connection with the celebration of Independent* Day. It was • fairy like some Every monntain top the brilliantly lit, the search- li ght of the Stanserhorn Was displayed ...