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... feared 10 serealh s‘? wogst«airs to rouse the s Rk em. The father bad Pfh Ofr s with which to celehrat® the 800 the Independence Day, and the® ok m near by. The roc{ets and © w en to the window above the on® ‘a.s at work, and as wany of them ® : onoe ...
... the dinner.table. If the foregoing be true, the irony of this situation is perfect. A Scoto-Yankee blaring away about Independence Day, tiring guns and holding forth his vulgarity to the sound of bagpipes in Cluny Castle. Still noire perfect when think ...
... epithet known in their own hi.u;?-, “liars,” especially as they seetheTurkallowedtoremaininthelandasaruler. To-day is Greek Independence Day, the sixth of April. Even the great Powers have hesitated to force the Greeks; because they know the conscience of Europe ...
... Club of Chicago is learing for London shortly with an invitation to Sir Thomas Lipton to attend his Club’s Regatta on Independence Day. ‘TrE Marquis of Bute has presented to the town of Rothesay, to be hungin the Council Chamber, a portrait of himself ...
... to establish & naval traiming depot in New- T undland. Nineteon porsons were killed and 1611 in Jurcd in eclebrating Independence Day in the United States. In the railway race from London to Edinhurgh on Saturday the Wedt Coast Companies again had the ...
... was twice married, his first wife baving been a danghter of Mac&wr'v of Ulva. He married secondly, at flmi’:ofl. N.C., on Independence Day. 1776, rgaret. Dubois, daughter of John Dubois, of a Hugonot family which had fled from Franco after the Revocation of ...
... United States Ambassador anl Mrs Whitelaw Reid gave a roception Dorchester House, Park Lane London in celebration of Independence Day. My and Mrs Whitelaw Reid, who were acconpanied by Mr and Mrs Longworth and the personnel of the Embassy, received their ...
... have a ** Dominion Day,” and it looks as if it were a set off against the American ¢ Independence Day ” and if so, it is a sad sign of weakness. AP v * Independence Day” has a distinct meaning whether we like it or not, and some Britons, it is fl)omnt. to ...
... RS T g o S \\‘. Vo ; -Y'. e AR 5 iAo Every day is “Independence Day” to him who owns a Ford. Liberty from confinement to narrowing environment and that at smali cost—is one of the many boons which the sturdy, powerful Ford has brought to untold thousands ...
... the gold lettering is fading they are rather dificult to read. A laurel wreath is put at the base of the statue every Independence Day (4th July). Last year's has still the card on it of Mr Rafus Fleming, American Consul, Edinburgh. Few people know that ...
... 14th of this July we celebrated ‘* the Fall of the Bastille,”” as if it were our own 4th of July. By the way, our own Independence Day went off very quietly, but very earnestly. There were none of the usual fireworks; but, everywhere, the school children ...