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... THE INVASION OF TRAMMEL Colonel Dalgety, in command of the Cape Mounted Riles, entered Maolsar, lath. Transkei district. The Boers have left t he immediate district and are now wandering in the neighbourhood. Pouch*, in order to retreat, is obliged to ...
... INVASION OF ENGLAND. ...
... INVASION OF MORN& His son belonged to one of the finest militia regiments of the country, and in his (the speaker's) judgment, if his son had left England he would have been in a false position. He was glad his son accepted his judgment. It was right ...
... FRENCH INVASION. In an extremely able article dealing with the probabilities of war with France, a writer in To- Day points out the causes that in his judgment may lead to hostilities and discusses the more serious question whether an invasion of England ...
... HOW TO MEET A FRENCH INVASION. Mr W El Lilly in the April NiseteeetA Ceetwry writes :—Those who know the country best warn as—many such warnings lie befere me as I writethat the madness of the people may at any moment plunge it into war: that the Anglophobia ...
... aware of any considerable naval authority who has ever held that serious invasion is a thing of which we need be greatly afraid. Within six hours (of news of such an intended invasion being received) I l 'hope and believe we should, under the Admiralty system ...
... 4• . ',' i ' „..: ,7 :- ' =, • f. ' • .. . ~ ' - • ^4 . t I ,• ' . t . ,- n ( . ' * ' ..' . : ' : . '''' ' ' . ' INVASION OF ESSEX BY TOWN PRIMROSES. It seldom happens that the country receives supplies of the Beaconsfield emblem [ruin the town ...
... drew attention to the French invasion of Wales at Fishguard, when they were repulsed by a few Welsh women. He felt that as Wales resisted the foreign invasion then, that Wales mould resist the more invidious foreign invasion now. (Applause.) Mr. Bridcut ...
... night, said that after sixteen months we found ourselves again resisting the invasion of Colonies which were unquestionably part of the dominions of the Crown. This invasion must be repelled at any cost. When that had been done we should have a second ...
... protection from I much pain. Have you one ? Ve THE REAL INVASION OF ENGLAND. Great interest is being shown in the possibility of a future invasion of this country by a hostile army, while the trade invasion, which is taking place to-day, is sapping our resources ...
... to be invaded hv another Power in five minutes; but we want to be ready by training our men to avoid the probability of invasion.—Loan RAGLAN. ...
... hooligans and idlers, and turn them into useful citizens, and we should have a disciplined Army that would be a defence against invasion.—Ma. R. P. Housros, M.P. ...