... THE INVASION RUMOUR - Bimilarly reports of an intended invasion of England may be fildby the enemy w the hope of causng a dislocation of plans, of which full d‘lflhfi can be taken. Such a course would only be in: accordance with the action of the Germans ...

... THE WEEK-END INVASION RUMOUR, STATEMENT THE COMMONS ON HOW THE STORY PROBABLY GOT ITS FIRST START. ...

... INVASION RUMOUR UNFOUNDED. Mr. W.ll 'fhorne iu the Douse of Common. , Monday, if there was any truth in 3 ,tateinent that an invasion b. 4 taken lLire at Lowestoft. Mr Law: I bear a great many rumour. it that kind mypelL but I bale not been .ib.e to find ...

... INVASION RUMOUR UNFOUNDED. Mr. Will Thorne asked, in the House of Commons on Monday, if there was any truth in a statement that an invasion had taken place at Lowestoft. Mr. Boner Law: I hear a great many rumours of that kind mp-elf. but I have• not been ...

... INVASION RUMOUR UNFOUNDED. Mr. Will Thorne .teked. in the 17.4 me it Centmon, on M , nday. if there 1.3, truth in a etatement t hit an inanition b.:a , talett ride. at Lecc,.toft I Mr. 11..nar t.r.w 1 o great rumouro of thnt hjnj rny.elf, Inn I halLe ...

... INVASION RUMOUR UNFOUNDED. Mr. Will Thorne asked, in the House Commons on Monday, if there was any truth in a statement that an invasion had taken place at Lowestoft. Mr. Bonar Law: I hear great many rumours of that kind myself, but I have not been able ...

... INVASION RUMOUR UNFOUNDED. Mr. Will Thorne asked, in the Houee of Commons on Monday, if there was any truth in a statement that an invasion had taken place at Lowestoft. Mr. 'Bonar Law: I hear a great many rumours of that kind myself, but I have not been ...

... INVASION RUMOUR UNFOUNDED. Mr. Will Tkorue aslceil. in the Hom-e of Commons on Monday, a there was any truth in a statement that an invasion had taken place at Lowestoft. Mr. Bomar Law: I hear a great many rumours if that, kind myself, but I haie imt ...

... INVASION RUMOUR UNFOUNDED. Mr. Will Thorne asked, in the House of Commons on Monday, if there was any truth in a statement that an invasion had taken ,%:ce at Lowestoft, Mr. mar Law: I hear a great many rumours of that kind myseif, but I have not ‘been ...

... INVASION RUMOUR. An Official Denial. 'lhcgettsationAl Tumours curr-ut duricg the week-end aQ to a Gorman inraaion et England, to which we alluded yeaterdey, formed the auhiect of a. question in. Parliament laet night. . Mr. W. Thorn- asked the LE‘ader ...

... THE INVASION RUMOUR. Without Foundation. On Monda.yy in the liauae of Commons, Mr. W. Thorne aalied Mr. Bonar Law whether there was any foundation for the rumours that a n invasion had, taken place in Scotland and at Lowestoft. Th 6 Loader of the House ...

... CERMAN INVASION RUMOUR. SOLDIER ALARM!I'T, At Marsaw Polce Conrt, Driver Boflchambers, R.F.AL, was charged with spreading talse and alarming re. ports abont a probable German invasion. He told shophkeepers that in a few hours evervone would have to clear ...