... risk of invasion, written by Admiral Sir Arthur K. Wilson, First Sea Lord. Without claiming any expert knowledge of the details of this great problem of home defence we feel bound to agree with that large number who hold that hostile invasion of Hug land ...

... enough for quite necessary. A navy sufficient for that is also sufficient safeguard against invasion. But the adoption of adequate precautions against Invasion, and for the protection of sea-borne commerce, docs not by any means answer do •way with the ...

... and the empire will in danger of going smash, but not until then. For ourselves have never been able to see that danger of invasion which frightens so many. The best authorities agree that it would be quite impracticable for any neighbouring Power to attempt ...

... Woods of one Furlong in Length, and as much in Breadth; all valued axv s. having been the Inheritance one before the Norman Invasion. But after this Ido not find that it retained the Name of a Village ; for the next that I have taken thereof is in 19 R. ...

... from hfadrpTirn, delivered an address on the subject, suggesting how detachments might be prepnitri tar the emergency of invasion course of iastractivc lectures. ...

... Cohsiel Penn explained at the meeting at the Kedditch Church Institute, Saturday last, would only in the unlikely event an invasion of this country by a hostile force that the help the voluntary aid detachments would seriously uceiled, but in such circumstances ...

... form a register of the names and of ex-soldiers awl sailors, in Dot 'l' that the event of nationa emergency, as a threatened invasion. Govern ment would be to write ta them. and invite them to turn out for the defence of the country. By joining the National ...

... Hotel Wednesday night, on “Is the Invasion of England jssible probable ? ' Mr. J. Thompson occupied the chair. The debate was opened the affirmative by Mr. C. Rochester, who dealt with the pjosibilit yof an invasion by Germany. Mr. Rochester had the support ...

... Territorial Force in the event of'an invasion of this country by a foreign Power. Only under these circumstances could they be called upon. He presumed that every thinking person agreed that the possibility of invasion was not to be disregarded The voluntary ...

... jjyHIST gcoftng Carda, groea. with cotomred r. ranvAir it, mo. RATIONAL snnci LBAOUB MEETING REDDITCH. TNG AMD THE DANCER OF INVASION. Under the auspices of the National Service League public meeting w.ut held in the Hall. Reddi'.ch. 'ibnraday night. There ...

... the very food which they produce is expected to pay the foreign bond holders. If Hr. Blatch/ord’s worst fears of a German invasion should be realised and Germany should put upon us a tribute, say, of 300 millions per annum, might have plenty of “work,” ...

... is a jealous guardianship of individual liberty, When get to the root things the fundamental objection to Socialism is the invasion of the private life. Tariff Reform would break down this bulwark of Individualism, and would pave the way for Socialism by ...