... INVASION EGYPT. Madness to Attempt It. THE AG A KHAN'S VIEWS. Bombay, Friday.—lnterviewed to-day on his arrival here the Khan said the invasion of Egypt was an impossibility. It would oe madness, and he did not think that would ever be attempted. Instead ...

... INVASION OF EGYPT. on a|Turkisl\ , ' Officer. a Confidencerof the Commander. iie following Army Orders /issued Djemal Pasha to the Turkish .Army under his command, which invaded/Egypt the end of January and of February last, were found on dead 'Turkish ...

... INVASION POSSIBILITIES. A Naval Expert's View. The naval correspondent of the Times writes: For anything in the shape of an invasion of this country, it is true that Germany stands in no better condition than at the beginning the war. anything, the ...

... INVASION QUESTION. Duties of Lord Lieutenants. the House this afternoon, the Duke of Rutland called attention to the instructions issued to the Lord-Lieutenants certain counties with reference to invasion, and asked the Government for further information ...

... THE. DANGER OF INVASION Mr. R. Rimmer stated that he and others had met the Water Board Engineer that morning, and he seemed to be very anxious to do anything they wanted him to do. They had suggested a scheme, and he thought it would be an improvement ...

... CIVILIANS AND INVASION. INSTRUCTIONS TO THE PUBLIC. OPPOSITION DEMAND. The question the unsatisfactory position of the public what should be done case of German invasion was raised by the Opposition in the House of Lords yesterday. The Duke of Rutland ...

... THE ONLY INVASION. Sir RYLAND ADKINS, at the commencement of his address, contrasted the prevailing ocnditions with those that obtained when be previously attended such a gathering Littleborough. the occasion his previous visit they never thought of war ...

... » German invasion of England While any unscientific word, such as im sible, and while pointing out that oertaih situation could be brought about, and if the British were to lect oer tain tecaations, there might reason to believe that invasion could be ...

... THE INVASION OF TURKEY. Since the middle of March has been evident that the cost of forcing way through the Dardanelles would be too heavy. haa never l>een. quite clear that the .Admiralty had the intention trying to so. Apait from the ease with which ...

... THE INVASION BEGUN. AUSTRO-GERMANS IN SERBIA, GREECE AND JTHE ENTENTE. ATTITUDE OF BENEVOLENT NEUTRALITY. HEAVY FIGHTING IN RUSSIA Precisely what effect the formation a Coalition Ministry Greece will have the Balkan situation is beyond the power anyone ...

... IN CASE OF INVASION. Lancashire Women's Offer of Service. A deputation of representative woman workers Lancashire was received at the County Offices, Preston, yesterday, by Lord Shqttleworth (Lord Lieutenant of the County), who was accompanied by Mr- ...

... INVASION OF ALBANIA. Successful Italian Naval Action. Rome. Wednesday Night.—A telegram from Durazzo to the Triibuna, dated June 10 contains details of Italian action of June 9 against the Albanian insurgents. The villages Ravaja and Pechini suiTendered ...