... was the earnest hope of the committee that ere long the Educe tion Board would recognise their training college as an independent day training college for teachers of the deaf, there being a constantly increasing demand for trained teachers on the Pare ...

... Bridge road, and there a building which might be called a Nonconformist cathedral wee opened on July 4, 1876—American Independence Day. The tower, erected in memory of President Linooln and the abolition of H slavery, mat 87000, which was contributed A ...

... which presented to tte American Society f London by their outgoing chairman. Mr John Morgan Richards, at the Annual Independence Day Banquet, is a copy of the cerebrated Lyndon Cup of 170 N, and is given to cornmeniora• e the Coronation of His Ma (sty ...

... without spoiling the fit of one's clothes. The clergy may yet have to denounce people for smuggling them into church. Independence Day this year had a speoial interest for Americans for it was the centenary of the day on which Nathaniel Hawthorne was born ...

... lead one to suppose, and quite pretty, though alight. Many papers alluded to the centenary of Nathaniel Hawthorne on Independence Day of this year, July 4, 1904, but hardly any reminded their readers that the centenary of Georges Sand wik.c on the following ...

... nORCRZSTEE HOUSE has been for so long a time closed to all society that there is quite an unusual excitement about the Independence Day gathering next Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Whiteley Reid have already given a reception, but it was q uite a mall affair. lhat ...

... wore a beautiful dress of silver crepe and satin. There were great preparations last week at Dorchester House for the Independence Day reception, and a room was built out to increase the accommodation for the thousands of guests expected. But on Saturday ...

... AMERICANS IN LONDON. LL GOOD AMERICANS, and they numbered several 11 thousand, went to Dorchester House on Independence Day. It was an invitation affair, but every American who chose could obtain an invitation by applying at the Embassy. At the reception ...

... well filled. Don Carlo s an d the obes'de Madrid ware in • box with • _party. This veer an innovation was made in the Independence Day festivities by the management of the Palace Hotel giving the annual ball, whi c h has heretofore been given by the Natio ...

... Library, and Gordon Museum, he., and to partake of refreshments at. the garden party held in the grounds of the hospital. Independence Day was celebrated with great eclat at the &troy Iteetaorant. Over the great assembly, which included a very large number ...

... the of the Kreutzer Sonata. The occasion, combined s i f t. ' L I American Minister's and Mrs Whitelaw Reid'. honour of Independence Day, caused quite a block it, A moat BALL held in the Empnee sington, on Wednesday last week, with the du a l o b ji memorating ...

... attended bz the personnel of the Embassy, held a reception at the Embassy m Grosvenor-square in celebration of the American Independence Day. Their Excellencies received 1800 compatriots, and amongst the guests were Lord Bryce, the Argentine Minister and Mme ...