... month at £4,668,976, and for the six months at £29,938,789 and present respective reductions of £596,797 and £292,565. Independence Day” was celebrated in the United States on Saturday. At village in Vermont the occasion was marked by a sad incident. A ...

... nations with whom England was at war in 1805. The United States of America are accustomed to celebrate the 4th July as Independence day, but no Englishman of sense construes that festival to mean either a menace or a slight to his own country. Other nations ...

... of the Boyne. 1690. 3S Dog Day, begin ; end Aug. 'UK 4!S 3rd Sunday after Trinity. Dividenp on Consols, &e.. due. 41 Independence Day, U.S.A. P T. IlArnum, Am. showman, I, an. b., aro, g t' iFehmin4 Burke died, • S S:r Wlll.am Blackstone b., 1 7 2 3 ...

... reap any material advantage, and it was this cold douche which no doubt prevented the declaration of war by Greece on Independence-day. The Radicals are still pursuing their agitation, but it is A like firmness most of it mere bombast. to that which they ...

... righteousness and justice. And ot these the Queen'stands as the personal representative. brethren, these are days of independence, days when individual ’rights are much recognised. Such occasion this ought to make feel that the life of a nation means much ...

... Russians and Prussians, and the battle of Friedland, -- June 14, 1807, won by Napoleen over the saute allies, AMERICAN Independence Day was itppew.. were both fought on Sundea„ On Sunday, May 21. priately celebrated on Saturday by Colonel 1809, Naroleon ...

... false pretences, and was 'sentenced to three months' imprisonment. The American Society in London will hold their annual Independence Day banquet on July 4th, at the Hotel Cecil. The Hull steam trawler Stork landed at the port on Monday one hundred and thirty ...

... victory, it is evident, was not at all expected in the States, and the news arriving on the “Fourth of July,” or oe “Independence Day,’ it is not surprising that the national jubilations were of an un. precedentedly enthusiastic character. It seems that ...

... is heartily celebrated by the membire the American colony in. London, who it as we ll -aigh sacrilegious if' they en Independence Day to pay their clevoirs to the• United States Ambassador. But this week it,, has been celebrated more widely and emphati-; ...

... held in the arch, and an appropriate sermon preached by the Rev. Henry Barter, M.A., Vicar of Bbipton-under-Wychwood. Independence Day. —On Tuesday last the anniversary of the declaration of American Independence was celebrated with great rejoiciega all ...

... house on Friday, the 7th July, when it woos decided to call a meeting of subscribers for Friday next, the 11th July. INDEPENDENCE DAY.—The anniversary of the Declaration of the Independence of the United States was celebrated on Tuesday by large numbers ...

... Agricultural show at Edinburgh. That the American flag was hoisted at the Anglo- Swiss Condensed Milk Factory at Aylesbury on Independence Day. That the decision of the House of Lords Committee revvecting the Railway hill was received with regret at Aylesbury ...