... firmer and stronger basis, and that up to the present adequate ar- rangements have pot been made to guard our country from invasion by hostile aircraft. that iis Majesty's Mr, Basil Peto—Regretting Government have not taken measure to utilise economically ...

... James 1. came throne AH>emarle had chance distinguishing himself, for tho com- i the Devonshire Militia against Monmouth's invasion, but was defeated, and placed ; under Foversham Churchill. j And now begins a period his life which the authoress has managed ...

... Melanochroi; and the Western plains of the Continent, which wo now cell France, somewhat similarly, situated. Whether tbo Saxon invasion caused any important prodominance of the Xanthocroic or Germanic strain, is not certain, it unfortunately not appear havo ...

... enemy about to make a big demonstration against Koumania, and is further planning an attack upon Salonika, together with invasion of, Egypt. These things cannot all carriea out at the same time. is most, likely that big attack-on the estern line will ...

... The City Varieties ‘bills the Four Delvines, in “ An Interrupted Serenade,” and Carne Johnson, e young at the time of the invasion. violinist who escaped from Antwerp with her parents Mr. Wilkie Bard’s * *The Whirl of Town” goes to the Bradford Empire ...

... gifts. His crushing defeat of the Turks Sarykainish aud Ardahau a year ago frustrated Envcr Pasha's grandiose plans for the invasion of Transcaucasia. His latest achievement splendidly crowns his previous efforts, and may well induce the Porte to tremble ...

... kind of commercial warfare to regain lost advantages export markets certain, and unless this country prepared meet such an invasion must lose its present industrial prosperity. While there may scarcity of skilled male labour Europe for a long while after ...

... of the subject. Th© Law* Journal refers to the latest Act conferring powers to he used by the Executive in the event of invasion other special military emergency, and says that will deplorable the unconstitutional conditions which hav© been created ...

... ignorant of English his- tory, he would, nevertheless, surmise that this country bad, for a long time past, been free from invasion, from the facts that none of the three leeding on the Law of Landlord and Tenant discusses how loss caused by the act of ...

... realises that here indeed is the personification of France. Both have been struck down by a fell disease— is not the Hun invasion the vers worst disease that could be imagined?—but beth haye set themselves the superhuman task of triumphing over that disease ...

... conscientious grounds. One tho brothers, acting 6{*okesman, said they objected to slaying, which was unlawful. Asked tho case of invasion would defend his sister, said would c-o a legitimate way. if his slew wrongdoer, he would oonsider she had done wrong. Ho ...

... Hull president (who was famous shot, prefaced his reply with tho that Sheriff might appoint him sniper in tne event a German invasion) advocated tho standardisation of measurements, aud he pleaded for reform in of educating apprentices. HARTLEPOOL STEAMER ...