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... INVASION OF RUSSIA, The latest Russian official message, whilst claiming have checked the enemy the Dniester and taken several hundred prisoners, admits that the Austro-Gerroan offensive between the rivers Vieprz and the Bug continues. It cannot be denied ...
... PREPARED TO ACT. n It, should understood that for the purpose of the defence this country esse invasion the counties England Were divided into three categories. First, there were the counties on the east and south-east- coasts, and in those counties special ...
... 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 ...
... LORD DERBY'S SUGGESTION Lord Desborough said that men who did not join the regular army could only actively useful the event invasion if they belonged a volunteer training corps. Civilians would be liable called upon, to perform fatigue duties such digging ...
... sec that the ot' King Sweden the centre taw ended hi> defeat, the Poles on. -Moscow was followcd a Russian ricton. and the invasion the Tartar:, brought the latter she Russian yoke. Let u» lie. Napoleon'? victorious advance Russia, and his occupation and ...
... which will most impress many minds. That part the resolution runs; Thanksgiving that have been preserved from the horrors invasion ; for the unity of the nation and Empire ; for the loyal and loving response our fellow-subjects beyond the seas; for the ...
... circumstances we were faced with the present time, present had to keep large nambers men in this country meet the possibility invasion. Every man who came forward now would release some Territorial member Kitchener's army go to the Front to assist the lads ...
... Radicals greatly decried, are now, in the language of Mr. Asquith to the House Commons Wednesday last, able laugh at the scare invasion, Moreover, that very Navy has rendered incalculable sendee to the cause humanity well the commerce the world clearing the ...
... of such a regiment, the great reason claimed is that other coastal towns were directly concerned with the possihlitiee of invasion, and therefore they were the first claim attention. However, now that Lancashire come into line great things are expected ...
... tbe military history of the world than that which was published cm Wednesday from General Sir lan Hamilton describing the invasion the Peninsula Gallipoli the Allied Forces under his command and that the French General d'Amade. The despatch describes the ...
... circumstances faced with at the present time. At present had keep large numbers of men in this country meet the possibility invasion. Every man who came forward now would release some Territorial member of Kitchener's Army to the front the lads there. ...
... persistent energy, noble chivalry, And wise moderation the hour victory, while he statement was made that the immunity from invasion of South Africa during the past hundred years was due to the invincibility the British Fleet. ...