... DANGER OF INVASION. Malty of them perhaps thought the danger of invasion was unlikely and an impossibility, but if the Germans obtained the seaboard of France to Calais there would be imminent danger, and to thwart tnat they required every man Oc)ssible ...

... them. One of these was Mr. Outhwaite, who suggested that we were being hustled towards conscription by reason of the fear of invasion, which he said he did not share. “The hon. member is arrogating to himself the functione of a general,” was the sarcastic ...

... 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 ...

... -Lad to Garmany. and German army surgeons arc now seerning American manufacturers of making poisoned shells. IN THE EVENT OF INVASION. WHAT WILL HAPPEN ENEMY. In an ti&cle on the subject of '• Bogy•Mongering the S praetor rays The invarion bogy, which is ...

... which was compiled under curiously ska Dar circumstances to those now f o nys the Daily ('hronicle). In was threatened with invasion a Denmark, and William the ' Camgmesur wee aazious to awartaim the exact . resemema mew kingdom as re. garde mem assay. Bo ...

... under curiously similar circumstances to those now obtaining (says the Daily Chronicle). In 1084 England was threatened with invasion by Canute of Denmark, and William tie Conqueror was anxious to ascertain the exact resources of his new kingdom, both as ...

... 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. ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...