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... severe comments in the semi-oficial organs of Paris upon the decorations of the American section of the exhibition on Independence Day, notwithstanding the mourning at Court. To revert for a moment to Juarez. I have reason to know that during the past ...
... The Belgian Tir National, which forms the most important feature of the 6ites held on every anniversary of the National Independence Day, the 23rd of September, opened at Brussels on Sunday and will be carried on day by day until Tuesday next. Sir Roderick ...
... year. For some time educated Americans have been somewhat ashamed of the extent to which the Eagle spreads its wings on Independence Day, and we have heard that iMr. Emerson once remarked, after witnessing such a demonstration, that he had for the first ...
... visited Lady Jane Hay at Walden Cottage. Their Royal Highnesses gave a concert at Marl- borough House in the evening. Independence Day was celebrated by the Americans yesterday. No telegrams are published in the morning papers of the celebrations in the ...
... cent. for the half-year, making, with 7)/z per cent. paid at Christmas, I7Y2 per' cent. for the year. Saturday being Independence Day in America, there are no prices to report: from New York. The death is announced of Mr. William Leaf, head of the firm ...
... and the obstinacy of King George III. are things as much bygone as the Panic Wars, and there is no longer anything in Independence Day which can even affront or affect a reasonable subject of Queen Victoria. General Schenck (the TelegrqM says) pitched ...
... meeting was then adjourned until Friday, the 16th inst., to receive Sir Edward's reply. Yesterday being celebrated as Independence Day in the United StateS there are no prices from New York. The death is announced, at the age of sixty-four, of Mr. Morgan ...
... meeting xvas then adjourned until 1 riday, the ifth inst., to receiv e Sir Ed-i Al1 reply. Ycsterday being celebrated as Independence Day in the United St i' there are no prices from Neew York. The death is announced, at the age of sixty-four, of 'Mr. Mor7illl ...
... per annum, the same as for 1876, free of income t t ?? calrrying ZSIocoo to the reserve fund. as Ta i Ycser-doy beiing Independence Day was observed as a general holiday in the Ur'ted. States.~ There are therefore no New York prices to report. ...
... 170; marriages, engage- ments, and divorces announced in the news- papers, i86; a New York gaol, 234; accidents at the Independence Day Celebrations, 267; the abolition of the duties on quinine, 315; the Arctic yacht geasnedte, 3i ; the pistol mania, ...
... formally communicated to the Hellenic Government to-day. REVIEW AT ATHENS. ATHENS, April 4.-The review originally fixed for Independence Day, the .6th inst., was held to-day in the presence of the King and Queen, the Royal children, and 8,ooo spectators. The ...
... formally communicated to the Hellenic Government to-day. REVIEW AT ATHENS. ATHENS, April 4.-The review originally fixed for Independence Day, the .6th inst., was held to-day in the presence of the King and Queen, the Royal children, and S,ooo spectators. The ...