... George's Institute. and Harborne. On Monday morning all the warships at Pods. mouth dressed over all in honour of enilian Independence Day, and in compliment to the Chili*s training ship, General Beguevano, now in Portsmouth harbour. The General Bsguevano ...

... oldest Trust public-house in the country, its owner having placed it under disinterested management over thirty years ago. Independence Day was celebrated on both sides of the Atlantic in the usual manner, and certainly with not lees than the customary cordiality ...

... AMEBIC INDEPENDENCE DAY. The Fourth of July was celebrated in the customary fashion. At New York the noise of fireworks was accentuated by occasional of thunder. and useful showers fell wril ils h, doubtless, dampened toe effect of many of the ern/caves ...

... Fourth of July happening to fall cm a Sunday—incideotally it was the coldest ever reoorded by the Weather Bureau—the Independence Day celebrations were deferred trot U Monday. The ardour of young Americana however, could not be entirely restrihaed, an ...

... be held in remembrance by all good Ulstermen. This day might be adopted as a ghat Ulster anniversary. America has her Independence Day. Canada has her Dominion Day, and so also has New Zealand. and why should not Ulster have her Charter Day? Ulstermen ...

... of only titi , nty lives. and America is iongratolating itself on the setting up of • new low record in the history of Independence Day celebrations. To the ardinary mind a death roll of twenty from firework and disasters is suffirnently ;Trailing, but ...

... INDEPENDENCE DIV lIIIIIET. The American Ambassador was the 'guest on Friday at the Independence Day banquet in London. Mr. F. E. smith, K.C., M.P., in proposing the health of the Ambassador, said the occasion which made it possible for Englishmen and ...

... Nlailame Butterfly. Betty Uprichard. Lady Inehiquilt. Shot Silk. The Queen Alexandra, Nl'.. A. tl. Van Rosen, E. Herriot. Independence Day. Mrs. \Ceym•. Quin. Twelve Ross. l'ortadown Fragrance. Flamingo. Irish Sweetness. t)phelia, Sit 1):o • I►avis. William ...

... was summoned for out time at which stage they had 99 said he would first like to voice the prepared to go forward as an Independ- day the Jap war is second feature in runs on the score-board for the loss of gratitude that they must all feel at the There ...

... VERNON COLLEGE BEACH’S ROAD DUNMURRY, BELFAST (Headmaster : E. C. CLASSON, Esq , M.A.) To be Opened shortly: AN INDEPENDENT DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS Situated in its own grounds of five acres. The aim of this School to provide a First-class General Education ...

... VERNON COLLEGE BLACK’S ROAD DUNMURRY, BELFAST (Headmaster : E. C. CLASSON, Esq , M.A.) To be Opened shortly: AN INDEPENDENT DAY SCHOOL FOR BOYS Situated in its own grounds of five acres. The aim of this School is to provide a First-class General Education ...

... relic of the times human sacrifices were offered up in the hmu'nuodembonflrg'mh:wdm occasions of public rejoicing. — On Independence Day in America it ilthc(-tonamrengmhnb.- fires. In one town a group of boys had mawumuh. when a fellow joined the group. ...