... CLERGY AND INVASION. BISHOP'S STATEMENT ON RIGHT COURSE OF ACTION. The Bishop of Sheffield (Dr. Burrows), speaking at ap induction service Friday night, outlined the duties of the British clergy in the event an invasion of this country. His Lordship said ...

... official intimation was issued by the Central Association stating that the men oould only be called for service in case actual invasion. The Association stated that it was in a position to know that all the authorities contemplated was that volunteer would ...

... ple state that the Russian advance has oaused panic among the Mussulman population of the provinces adjacent to the zone invasion. Numerous caravans of famished women, children, and old people arc fleeing into the mountains. The inhabitants of have all ...

... 18613 to Volunteer Training Corps. Under the provisions of that Act men can only be called up for service In case of actual Invasion. They cannot be called on for guard work and other duties except they volunteer for them. The Central Association is in a ...

... from attack and invasion, has been a slow process. Even now the majority rub their eyes from half awakened slumber. And yet it is better face the fact that, because of enemy air-craft, are in perils oft. To imagine that the dream of invasion England has been ...

... volunteer, and was the hon. treasurer and a full private of the County -Volunteer Regiment. (Hear,' hear.) If there was an invasion he would be called up with the volunteers, and as he couldn't run as fast as seine of them he felt sure he should be killed ...

... Consta ntinople state that M the Russian advanee has caused a panie among the man atron the Provinces adjacent to the zone of invasion. Numerous caravans f famished women, children, and old people are fleeing the mountains. The inhabitants of Sivas: have al ...

... given by British agriculturists are being apportioned among these brave farmers who have suffered ruin through the German invasion. The committee seeks to afford similar assistance in all invaded countries opportunity occurs. EXETER GUARDIANS AND SEPARATION ...

... fighting for its very existence when She failure of supplying the Government with all the men and munitions needed means the invasion of our shores and the subjugation of the people by the enemy, personal considerations must ■et and eannor be put before the ...

... he beneficial to the country after the war. Patr:ot'sm was Country first, self last, but it looked as if if needed an invasion to get us wit of our selfish ways The farmers, whose criticism had hitherto been more destructive than constructive, could ...

... SECRETS OF STATE BY WILLIAM LE QUEUX. Author of The Invasion England, FMat Fingers, &c. CHAPTER XXVIII. secret or the lonely Walter did not move. He realised that contretemps had occurred. The ladder still leaning against the wall outside would reveal ...

... 1863 to Volunteer Training Corps. Under the provisions of that Act men can only be called up for service in caee of actuel invasion. They cannot be called on for guard work and other duties except they volunteer for them. The Centre 1 Association is a'position ...