... great danger of invasion. The invasion scarce has frequently been raised, but even at this period of our history, where ye are more than usually prone to pay attention to any scare that comes along, the prophets of a serious invasion cannot make their ...

... CORPS. An Old Volunteer (Burnleyl writes The question m to the position members of Volunteer Training Corps, the event of invasion of this country, has been freely canvassed: everywhere where Corps have been are being formed. On this point Lord Desborough ...

... unemplor. ment, and the angry, starving population cry for the blood of the Emperor. madness unckeined the war now ending tn the invasion of the German Empire by 10,000,000 men “\ Govermment is at once formed, called the Germen Conven tiom, and 180 Socislist ...

... under curiously similar circumstances to those now obtaining (says the Daily Chronicle). In UN England was threatened with invasion by Canute of Denmark, and William the Conqueror was anxious to ascertain tlig resources of his new kingdom both as re-1 rtrds ...

... number of counticA in which the Lord Lieutenant had received no instructions whatever on the subject of defence in case of invasion. That was a fact which he did not think was generally known. The military authorities could not make much of the Volunteer ...

... their freedom depended upon the successful prosecution of the war, and he was sure they did not want to be subjected to an invasion of this country, which could only be avoided by haying a sufficient number of men in the trenches in France and Bdgium. ...

... l idea of holding on to a particular city. Russian fortitude would have sustained the abandonment of Warsaw at the first invasion last year had it been determined on—and certain Russian military opinion is known to have actually favoured that course for ...

... anxiety to avoid war can justify the abandonment of our dead by subscribing to the doctrine that one nation's need warrants the invasion of all nations' rights.—Central News. ...

... Mackensen heavily defeated in his advance upon Lablin there will be nothing to prevent reoccupation of Lemberg and a fresh invasion of Galicia. The enemy is between the devil and the deep sea, and is compelled to pin his fortunes to a single cast of the ...

... -Supplies of food and Taw material wsr& Coming with same freedom and from serious hazard oi of navy enabled laughat roar 6 invasion. . Munitions production had been organised upon which was satisfied would prova- for out requirements. ~ ' ~ * had : veil ...

... Lugano telegram to the Daily Chronicle) fighting the Northern Tyrol has been very fierce. The Austrians are attempting the invasion of Italian territory from Kreuzerz, and have suffered heavy losses in trying to force the frontier. The Italians are well ...

... When it was pointed out to him that those who were fighting wero risking their lives to save us front the horrors of an invasion and possible con. I quest, he added that expected we should got the over here before the summer was out. As long an this ...