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... REVIEW AT ATHENS. Athens, Monday. or^'n^v * or Independence Day, Hie st., was held to-day, in the presence of aDd Q ueen ' 3' children, and 8,000 I .s; The troops on the ground numbered esides . eleven batt of field and mountain -' ? George presented ...
... the Note in question, and hopes shortly to see the King at the head of the army. great meeting was held at Patras, on Independence Day, at which speeches were made stigmatising the last proposals of the Porte as an insult to the national honour of Greece ...
... derived from profound sympathy of every grade of society in every civilised country all that can at present be offered. Independence Day has seldom dawned under sadder and more distressing conditions. have now entered the month of Ally, and are lon the downhill ...
... Whiggery to fall like the walla of Jericho. Agitation would be continued until Ireland, like America could celebrate her independence day.—Mr. Kenny, M.P , expressed his conviction that the day was not far distant when the Irish Parliament would exist. Whiggery ...
... state established on the basis of human slavery. (Cheers.) I venture to hope the time will come when there will another Independence Day—of free industry and free labour for the poorer population. I want the two nations to be one people; I want them to be ...
... Over-anxious people who anticipated, not without fear and trembling, that the Greek festival known Independence Day might possibly lead to some dangerous or even disastrous incident will now to * considerable extent reassured. Yesterday passed without ...
... Constitution was laid before the King on the sth. Popular excitement had so far subsided on the 4th that the American Independence Day was celebrated, some 5,000 being present at the festivities. Three Honolulu papers predicted that there would be no further ...
... mobilise. The of are instructed to meet at the various reedesvous—Plymouth, Chatham, Sheerness, Portsmouth, Ac. —on American Independence Day, namely, the 4th of July. The names of UM ships' officers, &c., to be commissioned will be issued very shortly. The news ...