... for dispersion by the wind or by insects. As the evolution of the ‘‘conidial ™ form of nsroduction progreased, the fungi invasion of dry land extended, the only condition of their existing upon it being the presence previous to them, of some other form ...

... TME ANNUAL DOMESTIC UPHEAVAL. We are most of us aware that spring-cleaning trials are at hand, either the regular invasion of painters and decorators, or the thorough turnout which is necessary if the sweepis only called in, and we do not have the carpets ...

... struggle between the rival clans and dynasties was marked by bloodshed. but the event to which the Baron alladed was the Mongo! invasion in the 13th century. The number of the invaders he estimated at 300,000, which is a much larger aggregate than we had hitherto ...

... would state whether he had served in the Army, militia or volanteers, and if he was willing t 0 serve dgsin in the case ot invasion being threatened. . The return woabl involve a goodi deal of delay in the fi'ling np of the papers, because many honaeholdars ...

... of a very pleasant holiday here, none the less so in that it is likely to be quieter than usual, for at the present time invasion by large crowds is improbable. The Council, always generous in ‘the matter of good music, have arranged for ‘three concerts ...

... highly disadvantageouns from the point of view of national defence. The Marquis of Lansdowne spoke of the possibility of invasion, and, referring to the shortage in t} » n®mber of Territorials, said the evidence in support of the \‘io.w that it would ...

... HUNDREDS OF GUNS AND 30,000 PRISONERS. The following statement was issued by the Press Bureau on Sunday moming — “The Austrian invasion of South Poland, which penetrated as far as Opole, Krasnostav, and Zamostje, was protected omn its right by an army operating ...

... is able to hold ber own in critical society, and effects so wany conquesls amougst our tiilzd aristocracy. Kvery year the invasion of American women of position grows in voluwe, although it has been % ruled that they can ouly be presented at Court through ...

... situation in Persia has been made by Prince Firouz, the Persian Minister of Foreign Affairs. After referrnrmg to the Bolshevik invasion, he eays Persia i» striving to clear up the situation with the Soviet Government, but strong hopes are held out that the ...

... (Dr. Burrows), =peaking at an induction service at Doncaster, outlined the duties of the British clergy in the event of an invasion of this country. His lordship said he held it to be their duty, in that case, to risk everything, even to the extent of laying ...

... undertake to attain a certain standsrd of proficieney in shooting, and would be available for active service in the event of invasion. ...

... polishing cloths are to be brought to bear on his sanctum, so that treasured pipes and papers may be safely put away before the invasion of the apostles of tidiness. ...