... IN CASE OF INVASION. PROTECTION OF THE CIVIL POPULATION. Lord Durham. Lord-Lieutenant Durham, to-day isstud a proclamation to the civilian population, stating that precautionary arrangements had been made safeguard the civilian population of the country ...

... INVASION OF EGYPT BY BEDOUINS. GOEBEN DROPS SHELLS INTO SEBASTOPOL There seems to be some doubt now as to whether the Note of the Powers ever reached the Porte, the telegraph wires having been cut by the Turkish authorities. reply having been received ...

... INVASION OF WELBY. WHY RENEWAL OP A LICENCE WAS REFUSED. The adjourned Licensing .Sessions for the Spittlegate (Grantham) Pettj Sessional Division were held to-dav, the magistrates present being Sir J. H. Thor old, Mr. M. G. Tborold, and AH. ,J. H. Porker ...

... INVASION OF ALBANIA. ESCAPE OF 60,000 MONTENEGRIN TROOPS. The Athens correspondent of the Rome Mt.'taqgrrn telegraphs that the whole of Montenegro is now occupied the enemy. The Montenegrins put up some resistance on Mount Tarabosh to facilitate the escape ...

... TO RESIST INVASION. DERBYSHIRE HOME GUARDS AND EXEMPTED MEN. Pending toe formal acceptance the Home Guards a Volunteer Regiment to called out for actual military servioe case of invasion, arrangements for the future control of the force havfc been made ...

... INVASION OF GREECE. ATTACK THREATENED FROM THREE SIDES. MONTENEGRINS HARD PRESSED. The PttH Journal't Salonika correspondent telegraphs that the Germans are massing in formidable numbers in New Serbia, while the Bulgarians have partly repaired the railway ...

... AN IRISH INVASION. EXEMPLARY SENTENCE FOR ASSAULT AT DERBY. The advent of number of Irish labourers to Derby, attracted the prospect of employment at constructional works for the British Cellulose Co., at Spondon, proving a source of trouble tho police ...

... POSSIBILITY OF INVASION. GERMAN DETERMINATION TO DO THE WORST. Lieut.-General Sir Franois Lloyd, General Officer Commanding the London District, in opening /? ...

... INVASION POSSIBILITIES. LORD FRENCH AND THE CHANNEL RAID. Lord French, reviewing the Derbyshire Regiment of Volunteers, at Derby, yesterday, said it was extremely encouraging to all who had any regard to the war to find that after the tremendous strain ...

... IN CASE OF INVASION. PROVISIONAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR NOTTS. ■ > THE EMERGENCY COMMITTEES. '*■ - • The following interesting communication is made by the Duke of Portland, Lord Lieutenant of Nottinghamshire, with reference to the arrangements made for the ...

... THE INVASION DANGER. In the House Loris today, the Duke of Rutland called attention the issued Lord-Lieutenants of certain counties with reference to invc.-ion. and asked the Government for further information on the subject. lie sail instructions, though ...

... READY FOR INVASION. WHAT MIGHT HAVE HAPPENED IN HOLLAND. SO,OOO GERMANS AT GHENT. According tJie Cot/rant, quoted J 71'. t Volt. German on the frontier say that if the recent dispute with Holland had conflict, the German plan was immediately advance into ...