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... INVASION OR NO INVASION ? The fe«r of a French invasion, is, we are tolil, and that upon the very best authority, that of Napoleon 111. himself, false alarm. We are happy to hear it. No one in this country bos any interest in war, or any wish for it. ...
... INVASION OR NO INVASION ? The fear of French invasion, is, ore told, and that upon the very best authority, that of 111. himself, false alarm. We are happy to bear it. No one in this country has any interest in war, any wish for it. England bas no desire ...
... INVASION OR NO INVASION Several months have elapsed since we endeavoured to hold up to censure the injudicious and (nationally speaking) suicidal publications of Officers, who not only lay bare the weak points of our country with reference to an invasion ...
... The INVASIONS and PROJECTED INVASIONS of ENGLAND, from Um SAXON TIMES, With Remark! on the Present Emergendee. BjrE. 8. CREASY, M.A., Author The Fifteen Battles ot the World, Ac. Poet 8»o. [Thleday. LIFE in BOMBAY and the NEIGHBOURING OUTSTATIONS, Royal ...
... THE INVASION THE telegraph received this day source, dated Vienna, positively of the taking of Toitscha or Isat Bahadagh. It asserts, au coni places are in a good state of de Turkish srmy opposite Ismail is The Austrian order to advance tows Danube or ...
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... THE INVASION. At the annual dinner on Thursday evening of the Ballinasloe Agricultural Society—the Earl of Clancarty in the chain the toast of “the Army” was responded to by Major- General Downing, an Indian officer, who thus touched upon the recent disaster ...
... INVASION OF That formidable who occasionally, in tit frightened the good deaoent d ing, upon the migh writer William Cobbe tropolii; and, making without, taking poeaef millioni and a hall of; captive hie feet, ant and wide-epread a tun up to town to with ...
... INVASION. Sir Harry Verney, in a communication to the Times, adds the weight of his opinion to the objections taken by Colonel Baker and other military and scientific men to Mr. Vernon Harcourt's views of the impossibility of invasion. He contends that ...
... THE INVASION OF THE CRIMEA. ...
... INVASION. have Arisen that daring invader may come aealnat aa. If any toe should dare attempt invade our tree and happy all EnaUnd will and drive him to ruin. It on the oow.mon set *e prindole that prevention better than cure that Enrland is armln* ber*alf ...
... INVASION. TO THE EDITOR OK THE MORNING POST. -IB,— May I. as an expert, be allowed to point out that Mr. Sturmy Cave's triumphant argument in your columns to-. lay Ls based upon a false premiss? The statement that CiO.uuO men, mostly Cavalry, were ...