... THRE INVASION SCARRE. Nowadays we do not take such things as invasion seares, or prophecies of the end of the world, very seriously. It was different in the good old days, and®kt the time of the Napoleonic wars & hundred years ago, Bonapaxte was a real ...

... THE LAST INVASION OF ENGLAND. —_—— DERBYSHIRE MEMORIES. Mr. William Andrews, of the Hull Royal Institution, has a paper in the May issue of the * Milgate Monthly,” on Derbyshire, which gives some attention to the * Last Invasion of England.” Mr. Andrews ...

... “WHEN INVASION IS IMMINENT. The General then gave a vivid sketch of the work done in foreign f:nds ; then went on to ask —* What is the duty of the community concerning these matters as illustrated by the Salvation Army ? What do I signify by the community ...

... OLD-TIME INVASION SCARES. Many distinguished people who usually spend the early sutumn in Scotiand, have been kept within veach of London by the prolenged Parliamentary session, and partly on this account Mrs. Asquith and her children have been staying ...

... CORRESPONDENOE. INVASION. To the Eiitor of the Alrreton and B.lper Jowrnal 81r,—Will you allow me to say with what extreme pleasure I read in Saturday's issue of the Mornwng Post the prolonged peroration to the series of ablearticles on “ Invasion? If such ...

... even for a time, tne command of the sea, nothing could save us from invasion by such a force as we should be unable to repel, indeed it would not be necessary to undertake an invasion, because we coul:;y be starved into submission. So long as we haveour ...

... THE CANNY SCOT. The Bcottish invasion of the high offices of State, and of most of the best paid posts in the Empire, is often the subject of remark, and Mr. Bal&ur. in recently referring to this topic, said that the English were welcome to their jokes ...

... frequently affiemed that this magnificent proof of haperial unity is worth all the cost of blood and treasure which the Boer invasion of Natal has brought on the Empire. But we ought not to expect so great @ movement to have no reactionary consequences. The ...

... great advantage. The wearing of jet ornaments dates back many hondreds of years, for we read of people, before the Roman invasion, wearing beads, rings, and armlets of jet, that were relics of the bronze age. ...

... estate is held from the Crown in cornage, an ancient tenure of land, under which the tenant was obliged to give notice of an invasion by blowing a horn. Edenhall is situated at Penrith in Cumberland, aund it was the warlike Scots upon whom the former Lords ...

... the firms who undertake to uproot us in ‘one place and plant us in another. Most housewives too would prefer a move to an invasion of F the painters, if given a choice in the matter, and in making this secision they show considerable | common sense. s ...

... interest to Queen Alexandra during the recent Royal visit to lreland. The Danes were in Ireland before the Anglo- Norman invasion, and they are accorded the ’ credit of making important ports of Dublin and Waterford. Christchureh Cathedral in Dublin was ...