... point than Dongola. In any case, more is going than Ministers have told Parliament as yet. The London celebration of Independence Day was marked by a good deal animation, and the weather was perfect. The Hyde Park parade was loos imposing than had lieec ...

... the night, it has br«n decided to summon 40 more battalions of to the colours. They will lie despatched to frontier. INDEPENDENCE DAY ATHENS. •• HUKBAH FOR WAR !** (Central News Tslsgran.) Athens, Tuesday Noon. The National Independence Feta was celebrated ...

... A SOUTH AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE DAY. Seoor Borda, of the Republic Uruguay, was yesterday, being shot with a revolver during the festivities in connection with the national fete. The crime was committed the President was leaving the Cathedral, where had ...

... of tli A house, which reach the lake. Her lung > nr-- 1.-d to a search, and the body was found in ren feet of water. INDEPENDENCE DAY. CELEBRATION BRITISH WATERS, f and Dcronport, to-day, international ;'intent was paid to the States by Che ohi«»ce I ...

... railway station, the police arranged for her to be driven village station outside Lincoln. INDEPENDENCE DAY. MARK TWAIN AND TOE CLERIC’S HAT. Independence Day was celebrated in London by an American banquet the Hotel Caetl. The American Ambasaador. in ...

... 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. ...

... 258. ANGLO-AMERICAN RELATIONS. Sir H. Campbell-Bannerman, M.P., proposed tho toast of the American Ambassador at the “Independence Day” banquet in London on Wednesday evening, and in doing so spoke for the entire British people when he said that they were ...

... thought his relatives wonld repay Miss Pottinger’s £lOO. and sentence was postponed for the polio© to make inquiries. INDEPENDENCE DAY DISASTERS. ...

... INDEPENDENCE DAY BANQUET. MR. HANBURY AND THE SYMPATHY BETWEEN AMERICA AND ENGLAND. The annual banquet in celebration of Independence Day waa held at the Hotel Cecil, London, Thund-iy night, under the auspices the Society of Americana in London. Mr. Hanbury ...

... notice, and the most faithful services are not accepted as set-off against one mistake.” There are no holidays except Independence Day and another, and the tendency is “to reduce by every possible means the proportion highly skilled men employed, and more ...

... late Lord Stanley of did not like the Americans, and oaoe when wtw invited to dinner the American Society in London on Independence Day replied: Lord Stanley pro sente his compliments to the secretary of the American Society, hut cannot conceive why ahould ...

... at the same : anoe of the States markeia, tlawo being clcood !to the !nC ...