... The Invasion. Coming down to Saturday, 22nd April last, witness gave particulars of the messages received as to the arrival off the Irish coast of the vessel disguised as a tiorwegian accompanied by a German submarine. _ Ninoteen German sailors and three ...

... INVASION OF GARDENS s Y EEDS STOPPED SY Sharman's Weed KHer. Get a 1/- tin tr. your Chesaist. Mr. HITCHEN, cam. HIGH STREET, UXBRIDGE. We Mem : Ito ...

... Is it Invasion? GERMAN MERCHANTMEN GETTING READY, It reported that the enemy Government on the other side of the North Sea has informed German shipowners that June 1 all merchantmen German harbours will seized, and it is added the Copenhagen correspondent ...

... THE INVASION. One min ientipine the csnahrnminn and he fury tbat ti is goodly leads, t.i i an • (motile rif when M e ft uvd thst her happy tut t ye g were ihvaderi by a prophet from View t named Boger, donghty rival wbo pit s Is venerable beard took up ...

... immediate necessity for them. The object, of the Volunteer Corps was to resist invasion. An invasion of a country might he of two kinds. ft could he an invasion. such as the German invasion of France, the object of which was to complete the conquest of the country: ...

... invasion. The above is confirmed in a telegram from Bukharest to the Taeglische Rundschau. In the Moldavia of Bukharest, Carp, the Germanophile ex-Minister, writes : Now a Minister announces the passage of the Russians across Rumanian territory. He ...

... INVASION® LORD FRENCH ON A POSSIBILITY Lord French, in a speech to Volunteers at Derby, said:— . “‘Supposing there were an invasionit is @ possibility, if a remote one, How can we know that there was not something behind the naval raid, and that there ...

... INVASION. The year that there was a rumour that a hostile force bad landed at Baylis,, the tithing of Brodewater furnished bowmen named Taylour, Callow, Kent, Pipe, and billmen named IVhityngton, Campton, lancer, Callow, Kent, ‘lolvyn. Afield, Martyn ...

... INVASION: Seats early. INCOME TAX sod Ci=trsts arsielies 9APAgat LID A. C. CHARLTON (Late Ami`X.sl l oAt* . WALLPAPERS C. E. LINDLEY'S MUSD MOW A? 173 CHURCH STUNT. Pikes: lid., 7t, Sd., 4d., sad 20. AZIOUNCIIIIITIL GILL'S PAINS WWII& CHUSCH tiTRKET ...

... THE INVASION. GENEVA, Saturday. A message from the frontier reports that Rumanian cavalry patrols are now nearly 40 miles over the Hungarian border.— Exchange Telegraph Co. The Hungarian Homes. AMSTERDAM. Sunday. According to telegram from Buda-Pesth ...

... INVASION OF RUMANIA. STERN FIGHTING A PASS. POSITIONS HELD. ENEMY WITHIN TEN Miles of Falkenhayn's Plan. NEED OF ALLIES' Strenuous Efforts. Bucharest, Monday. To-day's communique says:— In the Tolgyas Pass and the upper valley of the Psicaz enemy attacks ...

... INVASION Hungary? RUSSIAN DASH For aa Enemy Town. Mountain Battles. Troops Pouring Through CARPATHIAN PASS. OFFENSIVE the Zlota Severely Repelled. Petrograd, Friday. This afternoon's Russian official communique says: On Zlota Lipa front a considerable ...