... Lady Smith yesterday morning. Mush anxiety felt action of the Free State. The Volkefraad meets oa the 17th iost. and Independence Day the Bed. A large party b Hkely to propose to give active help to the Boerv the that can the difficulties of the situation ...

... yesterday morning. Much anxiety is felt os to the action of th« Free State. The Volkefrnad meets on the 17th inst, and Independence Day the 23rd. A large party ia to propose cnye active help to the Boera the Transvaal In Uiat case the difficulties of the ...

... such could put through before four o’clock. Tho other holidays beside® Washington’s birthday are Decoration Day, May 31; Independence Day, July 4; New York State elections, Nov. 4 ; and Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 27. All other holidays are already observed on ...

... final decision before hearing the reasons which render Greece unable accept the Turkish proposal. review will be held on Independence Day, tba 6tb inst,, of the three infantry regiments now left in the capital, four battalions of artillery, a squadron of ...

... gbleas lea. AN UMW Pun Robin Jams Mar fart ',woes to Pett - rsa's Tnstuive.) iTIINS, Arm 4.— TM feww originally fixed for Independence Day (the 6th instant) was held today, in the presses a/ the King and Queen, the Royal children, and 6,000 spectators The ...

... 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 ...

... are engaged carrying provisions to many. Rain is still falling. GREECE. Athens, Monday. The review originally fixed for Independence Day, the 6th instant, was held to-day, in the presence of the King and Queen, the Royal children, and 8,000 spectators. The ...

... for ten or fifteen years longer life. THE GREEK ARMY, AN IMPOSING DISPLAY!. ram. Athens, April 4. Tbo review Axed for Independence Day (the 6th instant) wsa held to-day. the nreeeuoe the King and Queen, the Royal children, and 8,000 speetatora. troops ...

... 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 ...

... the note in question, and hopes shortly to see the King at the h ...

... t« think that they ware allowed a period o! holiday, and, as his right hoc, friend intended tc take W* ehscuoe for an independent day bring o* the disc asst on about the Transvaal, ne should ncl succeed, trusted the Government would find bin early day ...

... 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 ...