... INDEPENDENCE DAY. The American Society in London celebrated Independence Day, July 4th, by holding theft annual banquet, on Saturday evening, at the Hotel Cecil. Mr. Choate, the United States Ambassador, In the course of his speech, expressed the hope ...

... SEAVIEW Dance.—A most enjoyable private dance was given in the Pavilion on Thursday evening in honour of Ameri[ca's Independence Day. . The Season.— Although it is yet early the Isle of Wight season, Seaview is rapidly filling, and we heat that the hookings ...

... 8.16 9.36 6. 4 Friday, „ 8 3.54 8.15 10. 5 7. 9 Saturday „ 9 3.55 8.14 10.32 8.14 Notes. July 3. Dog days begin. „ 4. Independence day, U.S.A., 1776. 6. Battle of Sedgemoor, 1685. TILE Or HIGH WATER IN COWEs ROAM. Morn. Aftn. Saturday July 2 7.48 8.21 ...

... Statee. Certainly some opportunity should be taken tor reciprocating such demonstrations goodwill It would naturally Independence Day ooeeea round, July A The United States is now in penal rough weetbar, in which the friendliness of the British Government ...

... re-crossed it, there remained only whilst the lo*s artillery and stores was enormous. The hoast of taking Richmond before Independence Day, July 4, was reduced to a struggle for existence. Italy is, at last, admitted the family of nations, being recognised ...

... thir country next month. Sir Richard Webeter wae goert at the banquet of the American Society on Saturday, to celebrate Independence Day, and propored the toaet of the '* the Republic.” Counter von Erbach Schdoberg. only of the late Prince Henry of Battenberg ...

... killed, and 103 men wounded, tea majority seriously. Ai the result of the movement for a ask and sane observance of Independence Day in America the number of fatalities malting from its celebration was oomparativelf small, there being only sixteen deaths ...

... nearing them, however, it was discovered that there was an American warship not far from the docks, and in honour of Independence Day, (the Glorious 4th of July,) they had put the stars and strips at the top of eaoh mast and decorated the rest of the ...

... 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 ...

... in South Africa, somehow contrivo to avoid unnecessary publicity. Mr. E. Marshall Fox, the chairman of tlie American Independence Day banquet, at which Lord Lanedowne spoke, is a keen Yankee business man wlio has not lost his patriotic enthusiasm in Europe ...

... York Yacht Club, was off Ryde on Monday, and attracted some attention by her lavish display of flags, in honour of •• Independence Day. aewraw A CTCLK AUENT'S ACCOUNT. At a meeting of the committee (or arranging Ryde Regatta off the Pier, it was deoided ...

... level without flie desired salt of persecution which fanatics desire. Yankeedoh goes mad on the Fourth of July, or Independence Day; so a dish of news, containing the fall of Vicksburg, defeat of Lee, and the capture of a part the Confederate army ...