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... it supplies for 100000 men. Every one is prepared Thic fer some outbreak, if not attack, to-morrow, t t, - the Greek independence day. Edheem Pasha, the her commander-in-chief, will probably sleep in a ofj tent at the outposts in order to be near the ...

... mood pre- vails among the Turkish soldiery, who are, however, greatly disappointed that the Greeks did not attack on Independence Day. The forces will in all probability remain for the present encamped in the positions they took up on Monday night. There ...

... to fancy there was nothing sen.ation of medals tu the Colonial troops. in Lord Sefton — till they talked to American Independence Day was cele him The few speeches he made —one brated on Saturday at the bassy in or two notably at the Liverpool Reform ...

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... banquet of Americans in London was held -g last night, under the presidency of Mr. R. Newton' Is Crane, in celebration of Independence Day. The' al American Ambassador, responding to the toast of in Our Ambassadors, said Americans desired: le peace and amity ...

... hysterical nation does not regard such reminders with the equanimity with which England views the Yankee jubilations over Independence Day. Of the justification for feeling glad l about Trafalgar there is uo need to speak. The year 1802 saw the final assertion ...