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... quite conscientiously elaborate at one time there are so many German officers on the stage that you could almost fancy that invasion had come at last. As a melodrama for touring purposes A Daughter of England should be suitable enough, but it is hardly up ...
... ships. Now for our side of the field. What have The Position of we done England. We have laid for ever the bogey of German invasion. That is the greatest thing, in a material sense, that we have accomplished since the beginning of the war. We have shown ...
... belief that he and his hundreds of thousands of fellow Civil Volunteers ought to be of some distinct use in event of (x) Invasion, or (2) Unforeseen Shortage of Foreign Service Men. Believes that for all immediate emergencies the country is, or ought ...
... Five illustrations by W. E. Wigfull. Through Russian Snows. By G. A. Henty. (Blackie.) 3s. fid. This story of Napoleon's invasion of Russia, and the Retreat from Moscow, assumes a strange topicality at the present moment. Pictures by W. H. Overend. The ...
... We knew that we had a tiny Army, and, though we had the utmost confidence in the Navy, everybody expected an attempt at invasion. We all drilled and joined rifle-clubs. Money was very scarce. Stocks and shares went down and down. Heads of house holds ...
... Edgar Thomas, by Louise M. Smith Sec.-Lt, W. E. Maitland, by Warneuke Pon toon Bridge in H ol 1 a n d and the Continuous Invasion of France, by News paper Illustrations, Ltd. Training Boys for the British Navy, by Topical Agency Wounded Soldiers at Blen ...
... in 1914 Belgium could furnish only six divisions of all arms and a cavalry division. Her mobilisation was interrupted by invasion. She had faithfully, as a neutral, distributed her forces to repel intruders from any quarter the first or Ghent division ...
... man the trapper, and the strong, swift otter, who is prone suddenly to intrude into a beaver lodge. To circumvent such an invasion the beaver, who leaves nothing to chance, builds an extra tunnel as emergency exit. It has no food-prey other than bark and ...
... Five illustrations by W. E. Wigfull. Through Russian Snows. By G. A. Henty. (Blackie.) 3s. fid. This story of Napoleon's invasion of Russia, and the Retreat from Moscow, assumes a strange topicality at the present moment. Pictures by W. H. Overend. The ...
... routine duty to do so. The inhabitants of Santa Felice were still suffering from dyspepsia as a result of the Americo-German invasion also during the preceding twelve years they had got to know H.M.S. Brazier fairly well, so there was little or no official ...
... be quite sure of themselves. They fought the pannier last season, but V it arrived. They are attempting to pre- vent the invasion of the bustle and crino line, with what result will be seen later on. A new mode in hair-dressing has recently been launched ...
... man the trapper, and the strong, swift otter, who is prone suddenly to intrude into a beaver lodge. To circumvent such an invasion the beaver, who leaves nothing to chance, builds an extra tunnel as emergency exit. It has no food-prey other than bark and ...