... THE EGYPTIAN INVASION. Cairo, Wednesday Evening. People here have received the news of the fighting with absolute calm. The engagements were withunt military significance. PORTUGUESE REINFORCEMENTS IK ANGOLA. Lisbon, Wednesday. Eemlorcements left to-day ...

... THE POSSIBILITY OF INVASION. But suppo6ng an invasion oocurred, which was not sifpponlift at all but quite possible ? How did they know that there was not something behind these naval raids, that diem was not a of transports out? lie did not say that ...

... PREPARING FOR INVASION. Derbyshire’s Plan Against a Raid. VOLUNTEER TRAINING CORPS. Duke of Devonshire and War Office Attitude. CO-ORDINATION SCHEME. Practical steps for the defence Derbyshire were taken Friday Derby, at large, influential and representative ...

... 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 POSSIBILITY OF INVASION. On Sunday afternoon, Field Marshal Lord French, Commander-In-Chief of the Home Forces, inspected the Derbyshire Volunteers on the County Cricket Ground, at Derby, and although rain fell heavily during the morning and earlier ...

... THE POSSIBILITY OF INVASION. But supposing invasion occurred, which was not a supposition all but quite.possible? How did they know that there was not something behind the naval raids, that there was not fleet of transports coming out? He did' not say ...

... AN INVASION PLAN. We wonder (says the Sheffield Telegraph”) what our people fancy the Germans would do if they obtained foothold in this country They would do precisely as they have done in Belgium. That they ever will seriously invade us is improbable ...

... INVASION QUESTIONS. Dr. E. I'. Miller Maguire, tho well-known strategic expert, mods at the idea of a German Invasion in this week's issue of T.P.'s Journal of Great Deeds of the Great War, and asks moos very pertinent questions— Suppose, however ...

... IN CASE OF INVASION. The /ad of Leicester, Lord-Lieugenant cit Norfolk, • has issued instructions as to the duties of civilians in case of invasion, butt remarks that in his opinion the contingency ii a remote one. He states that local emergency committees ...

... better protec.ion of and property in tho county the ent of an invasion raid the enemy, and to publish the same they may thin fit.” Po»? bility of a Raid. On the subie. of provision in case invasion, the Due Devonshire explained that he had received no official ...

... 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 ...

... THE INVASION OF SERBIA. FEROCIOUS FIGHTINC. A SERBIAN SUCCESS NEAR BELGRADE. (Press Association War Special.) Paris, Tuesday. The Matin publishes the following telegram from Nish, dated 10th inst. : An epic combat is proceeding along the whole front ...