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... VOLUNTEERS AND INVASION. Under the new War Office regulations for the recognitign of Volunteers it is provided that the force will mobilize only if and when it becomes necessary for the purposes of repelling an enemy in the event of an invasion being imminent ...
... THE FEAR OF INVASION. We should like to draw the attention of our readers to the letter which Mr. W. Peter Rylands has addressed to us on the question ...
... LIKELIHOOD OF INVASION. The Brigadi e r-G e n era l th en spoke. Himself 'of that distinguished bearing which typifies a Professional soldier, he regarded them as being the foundation of a very _tine body of men. The . 9 1 dets, of course, were young ...
... WHAT INVASION BY GERMANY MEANS. ...
... DESPERATE GERNIANS. Will An Invasion Of England Be Attempted ? The Times military correspondent says The Germans have not had the wit to make the most of their successes to secure a favourable peace. Military pride, of course, was the obstacle, as it ...
... VOLUNTEERS. MR. RYLANDS AND INVASION . DANGER. , To the Editor of The Examiner. Sir,—Only those whor.e vision penetrates no farther than the end of their noses will differ from Mr. Rylands on the question of invasicn. It may be unpardonable dullness ...
... VOLUNTEERS. Needed In Case Of Possible German Invasion. A REAL DANGER. To the Editor of The Examiner. Sir,—On Saturday last Sir James de Hoghton, the County Commandant, visited Warrington in order to inspect the Warrington and Widnes Companies of the ...
... of volunteers. In the event of an invasion the immediate danger would not be from the Kaiser's soldiers, but from the aliens who are masquerading as friends in our midst, who, in the absence of a force to keep them in order, would secretly attack our ...
... REVIEW OF VOLUNTEERS. Brigadier -General Talbol Gratified By Inspection. USE IN CASE OF INVASION. The Volunteers, who, from all p,4 ts the district, convergcd 'upon the reeiliation ground i n Bank Park, onSaturday; had a deep .istirround of the Great ...
... ttnil t Abandoned. VOLUNTEERS AND INVASION. Addressing a gathering of Volunteers st Sheffield on Sunday Lord French referred to tine possibility of invasion. Do not imagine. a• raid. that the possibility of invasion h. a faYs or a fairy tale. It is ...
... big shoein tireat Britain, Viscount French, inspecting Volunteers at Derby. said an invasion of this rountry by Germany was quite possible. Ile did not say an invasion was likel Ffe y but Britain unit be prell'oarretteforpeorMl tl?c w ped Var°l°TreraGoveird ...
... desire, the invasion , of England. Thanks to our gallant lads in blue it is slmost an impossibility. Let it be truly recorded here, and impressed upon the minds of all liable men who chance to read this article, that in the event o fan invasion no one who ...