heed Progress but Thanksgiving Service Postponed London, May 31.
'A. bulletin issued at Windsor, Castle this evening states:—"The King has passed a quiet He has had some sleep and jon remains satisfae-
It ie understood that the King's excision is only local. The small alsecse which has formed under the ite of the old sear on the right] tide Gf the chest is draining natural-Jy arg without need of an operation, Jone A Volletin issued this morning'
The King has passed a good The abscess, so far, is the normal course hich in the nature of things, mist be tedious, Accordingly we vise that the Thanasgivi Vie on the Tth: fared to a later His Majesty's condit mers satisfactory, there to issue bulletins daily."
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Henry Martin, Stanley Hewett Dawson of Penn,
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