... THE ALIEN INVASION. In Tin rise Common WednegdLaj, Col. Ireslie Wilson asked the President of the Local Government Board whether, in view of the influx aliens due to air raids into residential areas near London, proposed to introduce a Bill which would ...

... THE THAMES DURING INVASION. Lord Desborough, presiding at the annual meeting of the Thames Conservancy Board on Monday, said that although they had a reduced staff owing to enlistment for the war, they might be called upon by the War Office ,to carry ...

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... and of the French Commander-in- | Devonshire ouse, Every must go t land herself must be content | 2 ita happy work, against invasion and ™ « the Ternite ...

... arran/mmen which required to filled—i.e.. the personnel of hospitals which would set in England in an emergency, such a time of invasion. The duty of filling that gap was bestowed the Territorial Force Association. hut there was proviso that if they did not ...

... BERKSHIRE TERRITORIAL FORCE ASSOCIATION. POSSIBLE INVASION. APPEAL TO ALL OWNERS OE MOTOR CARS. The Berkshire Territorial Force Association has been asked the General Officer Commandingin-Ghief, Command, to approach ail owners of Motor Cars in Berkshire ...

... only be carried out if occasion requires. In the event of invasion the Society will provide clearing and stationary hospitals, rest stations and ambulance trains, and should there be invasion they will foi convalescent homes for patients who have been ...

... suppression to any part of the County to which may be ordered, and in case of invasion we will march to any part of the Kingdom. If there should be such appearance of invasion or of insurrection might induce the Lord Lieutenant to think it necessary we ...

... speech is with the Enemy in the Gate. .Remarkable Case Protective Colotteikg. —Owing, it is believed, to the fears of a German invasion, a zebra at the Zoo assumes a neutral aspect. “Not Black.” captain the Suez, writing a little girl at Barcombe, Lewes, to ...

... Telegrams, London, Friday Evening. THE WAR SOUTH AFRICA. THE INVASION OF CAPE COLONY. MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED. Cape Town, Thursday. A gazette-extraordinary states that owing to the invasion of the Boer forces, martial law is proclaimed in twelve additional ...

... Lord Roberts was sent out to redeem. They would have nothing to eat. There is also a great deal of nonsensa talked about invasion. If once the Mediterranean fleet were defeated and disabled, there is no necessity for the foe to invade this country. It ...