... r American Invasion of Theatreland HE DIDN'T WANT TO DO IT, AT THE PRINCE OF WALES'S THEATRE, AND EXCUSE ME! AT THE GARRICK THEATRE /fT BY JINGLE J'SA J J WHILE the United States Government has been con sidering the very thorny question of neutrality ...

... Edward (Seymour) Earl 0/ Hertford to the sure defence and keeping 0/ the town 0/ Calais in all chances and fortunes of any invasion that might suddenly happen. lie is to levy 300 able men of his tenants and friends 11 apt and mete for the warres and such ...

... Edward (Seymour) Earl 0/ Hertford to the sure defence and keeping 0/ the town 0/ Calais in all chances and fortunes of any invasion that might suddenly happen. lie is to levy 300 able men of his tenants and friends 11 apt and mete for the warres and such ...

... through Luxemburg, lapping round the old fortress of Longwy, which stood out for about 23 days. The high-water mark of German invasion for this month is marked by the dark line, which is repeated on all four of the diagrams. September. 1914 In the opening ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... who persuaded me to join, he began. We had lunch together, and he said it was every man's duty to prepare himself against invasion by learning military duties. I thought so too. You would, after lunch,' in terposed Mrs. Blinkinsop. But little Billy paid ...