... order to avoid tlie possibility of harm from the flurry. Here our Volunteer Training Sorps come in. While the possi bility of invasion, never very great, becomes more and more remote, the practical need of the Home Guards may in one sense become greater. No ...

... reduced to 6. Peace discussion in House of Commons, and pacifists discovered to number only 33. LOSSES. Continued German invasion of Italy and retirement of Italian army. Austria! claims that Italy is now struck off the number of the foes tile central ...

... with me after a memorable wet end spent in tin? old English county town of Bed ford. Nowhere ha* there been more com plete invasion from across the Border. Lads from mountain and glen, the Lowland strath, the furthest north, they descended upon tho peaceful ...

... 2“ fid; •ilore bullocks £24. Best beef to 67s fid ; current, fid (*3s fid per cwt. live weight. THE SPEAKER AND A GERMAN INVASION. The Speaker. addres-*in£ a contingent of the Volunteer Training Corps at Blaxhall. Suffolk, on Sunday said that they did ...

... m-x where, there is no truth in them. The Volunteers will remain liable called out only in case of actual or apprehended invasion. ...

... Con■'» the defensive fore**, ever break tlmnigii. ‘'ill quite safe from {•any. who are to act vow that nothing and that the invasion. Sad Burning Fatality (VI. (k'uK*»i»‘ .servant HlythwvrHsi, Ki KirkoaMy lli'.p ,1 nit tx.rnu _ ahe auocuniVv) h r injuries ...

... School, at aurprist* party im*ot in Uk* school, presented Williai'i janitor, ami his wifo with a si Ivor cako stand on the invasion of thi'ir silver wedding. Mr J. A. D. Kosa, made the prv'oertalion. , Military Medal lor Railway Worker.—Ptc. Anhie Cook ...

... land, and aid the authorities every possible means prosecute the war successful conclusion and defend our country against invasion.” Rev. Jotin Campbell, in eloquent and stirring appeal, seconded the resolution, which was unanimously adopted. Councillor ...

... ink liat Britain’* noo up* th«* brink O’ deadly dera#vt,-'ion, idolise ilk favoured u*cb w»8 po’erfi-' fort Against foe’s invasion. Rul no® coin tiKm. Beside* Win' nma* Havbr’ l; ...

... who were so loud before toe war and are so client now used to delate that the working-classes had nothing to lose by an invasion. Let the suffering populations of Louvain and a hundred smaller towns subjected to similar treatment answer. It is almost ...

... Are you prepared to go for a week at a time, or for work-end ; and if ‘o, at what intervals time? Are you prepared, in e of invasion. v» aerve in any the United Kingdom? Corpo commanders are distinctly to nnde-- stand the service must bo voluntary. a letter ...

... heroic encounters between the Americans, savagely resolved to exterminate their enemies, am! a continually reinforced army of invasion from Asia quartered upon the I’acif.c slope and supported an im Dense fleet. From the fir-d the war in America wat fought ...