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... to pieces by a abel! with which, in spite of the most sunngent orders, he was tampering. February 23rd.—Thus being the independence day of the Orange Free State, we expected the enemy to make a demonstration. This, however, they failed toda. A beavy soaking ...
... blown to pieces by shell with which, in spite of the most stringent orders, he was tampering. February 23.—This being the Independence Day of the Orange Free State, we expected the enemy make a demonstration. This, however, they failed to do. A heavy soaking ...
... WEARISOME FIGHTING. 0i LACK OF ARTILLERY FELT. Si ti (PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL) Mafeking, Feb. 23. cc This being the Independence Day of the Orange Free State, we expected the enemy vi to make a demonstration. This, however, they failed to do. A heavy ...
... Regiment, was blown to pieces by a shell with whioh, in spite of the most stringes orders, he was tampering 23.—This being Independence Day of the Orange Free Btate we expected the enemy to make a demonstration This, how ever, they failed to do A heavy, rain ...
... was sentenced to five years' penal servitude for selling stores. On the 23c1 the town 7as shelled in celebration of Independence Day in the Orange Free State. Rain began to fall. Both on the 24th and the 25th a heavy musketry - fire was maintained by ...
... Charles Jennison was unanimously elected chairman the Board for the ensuing year. Gbef.k Independence Day.—To-day is the anniversary of the Hellenic Independence Day. On this day in 1821 the Greek nation declared its independence? from the Turkish rule ...
... Columbia Yacht Chib, Chwego. is leaving for London shortly with invitation Sir Thomn Liptou to attend the club's regatta on Independence Day. Yealerday the Duke of Argyll showed a little improvement To-day the bulletin was:— Heatlese : cooditMNi unchanged. ...
... representative of the Columbia Yacht Club, lr, leaving for London shortly with an to Thomas Lipton to attend the club's Independence Day. I vV ( ,' TO CONSIDER! from tin, - - I-umbago, Tains in the Back, ? ' Water Complaints, Diseases Kidneys. ■>it, Criuarv ...
... 467,000 1,469,000 3 2,015,408 AMERICAN PRODUCE MARKETS. {[yrom OUR OWN NEW YORK. Saturday Wednesday next, July 4, being Independence Day, will be we strict bohday througbout the United States Whost opened steady with July jo lower, and has hed an sctive ...
... ture of 85 degrees; 4gainst 77 and 80 degrees. t yesterdy.: The American markets ?? be closed on Wednesday. 4th July (Independence Day) - &o-~ ay da Sa day nzmn-zs_ Todny; Iolt wLS 1 Gulf Ports 30 1,400 1,400 70cr . Part -1,80 1,20 1.420 700 7 Tot . .100 ...
... 400 AMERICAN PRODUCE MARKETS, OUR OWN CORRESPORNDEST | NEW YORK, Mondsy The American markets will be closed on July 4 (Independence Day) Wheat opened weak at «a decline of for and hes continued beansh throughout with eavy sellin for foreign account fee ...
... AMERICAN PRODUCE MARKETS. S TELEGRAMS, New Yoke. Tuesday To-morrow being Independence Day, all the Ameri- will be closed. Wheat opened firm and %c. up. and continued under reports of less favourable crop conditions, operations, good outside speculative ...