... A METHODIST INVASION. I.ondon experiencing an invasion Wesleyan Methodists at present. Qn the first day the conference all the leaders Methodism were lie seen the Ventral Hall, and friends—ministeiial and lay—from all' parts the country were greeting ...

... METHODIST INVASION. l»ndon is experiencing an invasion of Wesleyan Metliodists at present. On the first day of the conference all the leaders of Methodism were to be seen at the Central Hal), and friends—ministeiial and lay—from all parts the country ...

... l»e called out in case of actual or apprehended invasion, and the authorities clearly understand that the interpretation of those words merely means a liability to called-to the colours when such an invasion really imminent. There will !»e liability for ...

... OUR EVERY THOUGHT IS ALL FOR YOUR DELIGHT. PAVILION PICTURE HOUSE. KIRKINTILLOCH. AN AMERICAN’S HOME. SEE THE GREAT GERMAN INVASION OF AMERICA. KEYSTONE SCREAM—DIRTY WORK IN A LAUNDRI^I THURSDAY AND FRIDAY—Great Drama— MAN FROM THE DESERT. KEYSTONE YELL—NO ...

... serving ought to carolled in the Volunteer Crops, that the whole body would lie r.-aiy in the event of national emergency or invasion our enemies. was sure no one present would disagree with the ilea that every fit man t-o enroll'd for tho tbe country. If ...

... Suffrage Societies. Her lecture supplemented with many intcrestine details the story the great trek across Serbia after the invasion, and of the heroic band of women who remained behind and were ultimately made prisoners by the Austrians. Dr. Inglis’s personal ...

... Macdonald —It would simplify matters. The Chairman said he supposed It would be done. Dr Menzles Ferguson—After have had invasion. (Laughter.) It was decided to transmit the letter to tii© local committee under the National Relief Fund. The Clerk suggested ...

... meant invasion, which was Another na'ional emergency that might arise. - They • wanted to send every able-bodied man, if was fit to go, into the trenches, while the Volunteers would do their part at home by keeping order and guarding against invasion. There ...

... honestly believe. Hut, above all, it fine to know that the Grand Fleet stands between Britain and invasion, all the more when we more than realise what that invasion would entail. Supposing had been caught unprepared by tea, that in peace time our ships aqd ...

... Sunnge Societies. Her' lecture supplemented with many interesting details the story of the great trek across Serbia after the invasion, and of the heroic band of women who remained behind and were ultimately mart* prisoners the Austrians. Dr. IngjisSi personal ...

... (Applause.) The result has been to make the command of the sea unquestionab’e, absolutely unquestionable; to make the idea of invasion impossible, and; to put in a position of tightening our blockade. (Applause ) want to refer my friend Sir David Beatty’s ...

... work in connection with the war is of such importance that they would serve their country belter in the event of attempted invasion by remaining at their ordinary duties. she same time, such men may be able to give useful service in the Volunteer Force ...