... our cava) and mi'i'ary et invasion was adequate, and conside red tliat it should forthwith informed the ooiclusiora arrived at •he Committee Imperial fvfence on recent re-evalßinatiOD of the probiesn of defence against invasion. Mr Churchill said the report ...

... not be allowed land under the terms of present immigration law. is believed that tbe Government is taking possible small invasion of political firebrands :nto serious consideration, with to promoting legislation to stop it.—Central News. ...

... horses, guns, and ammunition. He was persuaded there would muddle and m.stake. deprecated any discussion on the question invasion until after th* Prime Minister had made his promised statement, out was satisfied that the present moment the force our disposal ...

... the experiences of a non-combatant dur- him into some trouble and finally after manners of France, and itself it is also invasion of England. carries which both Vihera.l a minute and realistic biography of the them through till the non-combatant, in L ...