... supporters for fished up. It was a remarkable thing, said the tbc taken in the election. He and lecturer, that in spite of the invasions, the burning of _ Dolphin had had the pleasure meeting tosacred books, and the des ruction of churches that gether, and ...

... you will be bearing your part of the cost of the national insurance against the disastrous losses that that accrue if an invasion of the country became in any shape an accomplished fact. The appeal could not be based on stronger grounds than these. ...

... recently released after seven months' detention at Pretoria :—A high Government official informed me that Mr. Kruger dreads invasion from the west. We are done for then, said he. We can check the Englishmen on the seat and south, but we have not enough ...

... THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOUR The Christian Endeavour organisation, which was reepebeible for an invasion of London of &novel std remarkable description, for its World's Convention, the of wing meetings in connection with which took plate in the Metropolis ...

... useleFs and impracticable for providing soldiers for defence, and the country would not accept it until it was threatened by invasion. The country, he was canvinecl, would accept as a model the Swiss system. In that system no one was drttwn from civil life ...

... signifying the some in our English as super or suprfi Latin doth. Having been the Inheritance of one Britmar before the Norman invasion, it was, after the conquest England, with other lands of vast extent, this well as other counties, given to the Earl of Mellent ...

... below this con- Anence, is Arrow, taking its name from the river, «a the west side whereof it seated. Before the Norman invasion this, having been the freehold of owe bat by the Cpaqurror's disposal possessed by Odo, Bishop of Baieanx, half-brother to ...

... One of the moat striking lessons of the war. thinks Mr. Co!AN DOYLI, is to dispose for ever of the invasion bogey to radium the idea of an invasion of Great Britain to an absurdity. With a moderate efficiency with the rifle the able-bodied population ...

... having already shown their sense patriotism by obuining military training, would be willing in case of the imminent risk of invasion, either to enter existing corps or to help to form new .rps for the defence of the country. In these circumstances may I ...

... Dear sir,—The War Office has lately originated a scheme whereby every man and woman can serve his or her country in tine of invasion ; and they have asked this society to organise the work. In every town and village a detachment is to be formed, one of men ...

... be did test know that *boy particularly wanted to exchange It for the Hoversmeat of Germany or the Ghvernaciat of Rumba An invasion by the Germane, Preset, or Eassiana might reanit is a yoke quite as eapitalistio as the present one, but there would be added ...

... Department, 4, published bt special THE THREE TRAITOB& WILLIAM LB QUEUX Author of Tto Bowse of Whispers,** Treasure Israel. Tto Invasion of IWO. Ac., he. (COPYRIGHT.] 1 had toea given rendesvoss last August is the quaint, sleepy old cathedral town of Bean vais ...