... service, and when he attested was told he could not be spared from school work. When in 1770 this country was threatenel with invasion, Wesley offered and raised a Methodist battalion for fighting In defence of these shores, and not only did he raise it, but ...

... and he trusted that they wauSd be quite as as those in previous issosions had been. (Applause). The lecturer described the invasion a Spain by the t 700 and their conquest of Granada. The Moorish Kingdom continued for nearly Soo years, when 4 was conquered ...

... centre from which, German infiance had worked tnd hindered. progress—and in Moscow. In telling fashion he described the invasion of Russia by Napoleon. and the retreat and destruction of his great army. Moscow was the centre of the Russian Empire, and ...

... brother about nineteen. Climrthan: Have you tried to influence u;th 'our iews ? A lurh No, not at all. r Supposing there was an invasion in icy part of thi., country, and you happened to saw someone being attacked opportunity of assisting the man attacked? ~App'h ...

... means, they will have freed the world they are beaten, they are concerned about from the nightmare of this insane mur- 1 the invasion of their own country. der of nations, and will have saved' Nothing would bring home to the European civilisation at the last ...

... ago, if we are the destrinckants of the Israelites who went astray we are a very mixed lot. having regard to the various invasions of these islands. The HUAIS thought we were a kat but they have now found us. When the Wetherby magistrates dismissed cases ...

... cry of Belgium and France, and allowed the Hun marauders to have worked their will there as a preliminary to attempting an invasion of these islands. Llliany profe.ssad Socialists have declared that they would be as wel off under German rule as under British ...

... but bear me out, my dear President. The volcano will conduct its own interruptions. My own effort relates to the imminent invasion of otr island home by the United Naval League of Europe and AP* which is scarcely • day's sail from our shores. In such ...

... hideous rocks. •that seemed to thrust themselves in the way of the ships with intent to exact dreadful vengeance for bolA invasion of their island territory. An uproar—hollow, vast. interminable—deafened their ears, whilst clouds of frothy, smarting brine ...

... made 415.; from Mr Simpson, Bolton Percy, made 415.; Mr G. Westaby, Colton, made 6os. 6d. each, tie. ULLESKELF THS ANGLIIRS' INVASION.—The filet big angling contest of the season under the auspices of the Lead. and District Amalgamated Society took pkice ...

... called upon she first, irreepective o f t h e f ac t t h at t hy Ivor letter to make thh dear. It was stated that case of invasion Volunteers would no aims,, or clothing would be to pay and allowances. The quest:on of sill the public services , nor would ...

... thought it prcper that these men who were described as indispensable should and receive some training. so that in case of invasion they could do something for their country. Out of 1.50 men in the works he had mentioned there were only 40 men serving in ...