... THE EGYPTIAN INVASION. Cairo, Wednesday Evening. People here have received the news of the fighting with absolute caim. The engagements were without military significance. PORTUGUESE REINFORCEMENTS IN ANGOLA. Lisbon, Wednesday. Reinforcements left to-day ...

... THE AMERICAN INVASION. The American element will be very prominent in London society this season. All the social world is desirous of eatertaining ex-President Roosevelt, who is expected about the middle of May, and will probably stay two or three weeks ...

... AN AMERICAN INVASION, Several of the largest and most important American motor car manufacturers are in this country Lust now. Their excuse was to pay a visit to the late Olympia SBhow, but I have been told, with what amount of truth I cannot say. that ...

... INVASION BY TUNNEL. Should an invadin’f army try to come through the Channel Tuunel they would find themselves strategically as badly off as did Pharaoh’s nrm{)oin the Red Sea.— Sz ArTHUR CoNoN DoyLE. Mr. Hobhouse, the Postmaster - General, was greatly ...

... AN INVASION PLAN. We wonder (says the * Sheffield Telegraph’’) what our people fancy the Germans would do if they obtained a foothold in this count.ry.?l They would do precisely as they have done in Belgium. That they ever will senou.ali'l m\‘ndg‘ us ...

... MR. KIPLING ON INVASION, Mr. Rudyard Kipling, speaking oun behalf of the National Service League, drew a picture of what invasion would mean to this country “The necarest a man can come in imagination to his own death,” he said, * is the idea of lying ...

... THRE INVASION SCARRE. Nowadays we do not take such things as invasion seares, or prophecies of the end of the world, very seriously. It was different in the good old days, and®kt the time of the Napoleonic wars & hundred years ago, Bonapaxte was a real ...

... Successful Invasion. By PHILOKUON, Four breeds of Scottish terriers, or, perhaps one should say, terriers from Scotland, bave gained an effective footing 1 England since the show period began. As the word * scottish ’ is used to distinguish one particular ...

... THE LAST INVASION OF ENGLAND. —_—— DERBYSHIRE MEMORIES. Mr. William Andrews, of the Hull Royal Institution, has a paper in the May issue of the * Milgate Monthly,” on Derbyshire, which gives some attention to the * Last Invasion of England.” Mr. Andrews ...

... THE GERMAN INVASION OF RGYPT. The activity of Germany, however, is eqnally as great in the Near East as in the Far. In Egypt, curiously enough, the majority of visitors are German—probab!y more than the English and American combined. Many are not merely ...

... “WHEN INVASION IS IMMINENT. The General then gave a vivid sketch of the work done in foreign f:nds ; then went on to ask —* What is the duty of the community concerning these matters as illustrated by the Salvation Army ? What do I signify by the community ...

... MENACE OF ULSTER INVASION The menace of rebel forces on the Ulster border was never o threatening as at present, and the fears of an invasion of the loyalists’ territory was reflected by the que tiops put by anxions M.P.¢ in the House on Monday. Mr. Churchill ...