THE INDIAN OUTRAGE
NATIONAL CONGRESS SYMPATHY. (By Telegraph.— Press \asoctatlon.—Copyright). CALCUTTA. December 27. Lord Marclinge's elephant proceeded Uhl yards after the explosion, illustrating the Viceroy's and Vicereine's fortitude. The Indian National Congress passed a resolution of sympathy with Lord Hardinge. REASSURING NEWS. MELBOURNE, December 2?. Lord Denham lias received a reply from the Vicereine stating that Lord Hardinge is progressing well. A NARROW ESCAPE. LONDON, December 2!!, Received December 20, 5.5 p.m. Reuter's Delhi correspondent sta.tes that Lord Hardinge's condition for the first two days was very serious. He had collapsed, hut clever treatment and a strong constitution enable him to rally.
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Southland Times, Issue 17231, 30 December 1912, Page 5
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