... leaders as advisory members. Though the Krugerites bitterly resent the halfheartedness of the Colonial Dutch during the rosiest invasion, I am informed that it is impossible that Botha can aooept conditions 2 and 4. If be does he will be repudiated by the other ...

... and the empire will in danger of going smash, but not until then. For ourselves have never been able to see that danger of invasion which frightens so many. The best authorities agree that it would be quite impracticable for any neighbouring Power to attempt ...

... THE IRISH HARVBSTMEN. With the approach of the hay-harvesting season the annual invasion of Irish labourers io now reaching its height. It has been calculated that during the summer about 25.000 of these Irishmen land in England and Scotland. This number ...

... serum mid Northu is mew, width is no Is.. tams to enlist vt Isar 10000 cyclists who, in the mat, of an invasion or atregted 11/4 °_,_ 14 ',,° invasion, would be prepared to esnertrats user the swot °, thrsatenet part of thi coast. The details of the% solemn ...

... Woods of one Furlong in Length, and as much in Breadth; all valued axv s. having been the Inheritance one before the Norman Invasion. But after this Ido not find that it retained the Name of a Village ; for the next that I have taken thereof is in 19 R. ...

... from hfadrpTirn, delivered an address on the subject, suggesting how detachments might be prepnitri tar the emergency of invasion course of iastractivc lectures. ...

... and the inadequacy of our forces in South Africa, adding that the Opposition would support the Government in repelling the invasion of the Boers. Mr. Balfour justified the policy of the Government, sod said the military antuorlties had been left with • ...

... Our casualties were Blight. Field-Cornet Dupree was wounded and captured. The enemy are supposed to number atont 800. CAPE INVASION PLANNED BY DE WET. Marseilles, Tuesday.—Among the passengers by the German liner Reichstag, which arrived bare today from ...

... also alluded to the time when England was threatened with invasion, and r l tratford found 210 gallant, Yeomen ready to fight for their country. He was not aware that they were in danger of invasion now, but he should like to soy that the strongest squadron ...

... Cohsiel Penn explained at the meeting at the Kedditch Church Institute, Saturday last, would only in the unlikely event an invasion of this country by a hostile force that the help the voluntary aid detachments would seriously uceiled, but in such circumstances ...

... form a register of the names and of ex-soldiers awl sailors, in Dot 'l' that the event of nationa emergency, as a threatened invasion. Govern ment would be to write ta them. and invite them to turn out for the defence of the country. By joining the National ...

... Socialist leader, who abandoned a career of much possible usefulness when be ceased to be a soldier, has got the German invasion fe,,er in his system very badly. In MR. BIATCHFORD'S dislike and fear of Germany, and his belief in Germany's intention to ...