... ath, i.wa. |N. Moon,afrh. 1.43 ». Srd Banday after Triaity. (1) Dominion Day {Canada). Dog Days begin ; end Aug. nth. Independence Day, Dividends on Consols, etc., due. (5) Rt Hon. Cecil Rhodesb.,'s3. (B)Rt.Hon.J.Chamberlain M Sanday after Trinity. Midsummer ...

... of fortnightly. Of course, I admit that another reason for the alteration may be that Swan. age has now a separate and independent day for dealing with it, naiiesi. * • • One is very sorry to hear of the illness prevalent in the town, and tdat sadness surrounds ...

... lecturer said that city was one of the most beautiful end interesting. in Amer.,. and was the wait of the great meetings on Independence Day. The Congregational Church there was I siteeted in the heart of the business life of tho city. Congregationaliam was ...

... lecturer said that city was one of the most beautiful and interesting in America. and was the seat of the great meetings on Independence Day. The Congregational Church there was smutted in the heart of the busier. life of the city. Congregationalism wns the ...

... 'during their tear \ of - the Exhibition- ' .: • Speaking of America , they are arranging , iti seems , to celebrate . Independence Day in Pans on the 4 th July in a , striking -way . A statue of Lafayette , presented , to Paris -by the Americans , wiB ...

... to effect. Yesterday was Majuba Day, which, ever simee the base Gladstone surrender, has been to the Transvaalers what Independence Day was of old, and to some extent is still, to the Americans. Neither the Boers nor General Buller could the fact, and we ...

... to themselves. General Cronje was first reported to be in danger of defeat and capture on the eve of the free States Independence Day. The spot on the Modder, where be made his gallant stand, is not far distant from Boomplatz, where the Boers were decisively ...

... piece*, by a shell with wMch, in spite of tlie most stringent orders, he was tampering. February 23rd. This being the Independence Day cf tlie Orange Free State we expected the enemy to make a demonstration. Thia, however, they failed to do. A heavy soaking ...

... pieces by a shell with which, in spite of the most stringent orders, he wus tumpeling. February 23rd. This being the Independence Day of the Orange Free State we expected the enemy to make a dewoustration. his, however, they failed todo. A heavy soaking ...

... picces by a shell with which, in spite of the most strin- gent orders, he was tampering. February 23rd. This being the independence day of the Orange Free Sizte we expocted the enemy to make a demonstrativn. This, however, they failed to do. A heavy soaking ...

... Mown to picom a shell with which in spite of the most stringent orders was tampering. A flood Independence Day. February Zird.—Tins being the Independence Day of the Orange Free State expected the enemy make demonstration Hus, however, they failed to do ...

... the Prot Regimen?, 7 5 blow t nue + pieces b with w t s hich, in) te ef t most yzent orders, he Was rhe mug. 23rd. the Independence Day of the Free State, we expected the enemy to make 2 demonstration. 8, however, they | failed to do. A souk = rain set ...