... officials to verse the programme so that once more Chelien- hain has somewhat gained from the Euro pean war The agreeable invasion may be expected to happen on Saturda Aug. Sth, which wili be further meme able by a Mayoral recep tion, held at the 'T’c ...

... advice tangling Alliances is applicaole to American n. n wW uttered. The advantageous, and tft J by Americans may s M from invasion by Germ trance into {e defensive Alliance v.ith ~c and France to maintain the seas for these 0 cumstances, and ' oi- by sea ...

... has only think far moment of the yeomanry find conclusive proof that the country full excellent cavalrymen. The threatened invasion of these shores by Drought fewer than sdurdv 3-eomen into the to defend hearths and saw troops ;«!ornanry cavalry in existence ...

... of which people are thinking, and although may have little confidence in Mr Pemberton-Billing's ability to stop the aerial invasion by methods his own, the fact that the electorate has been ready to listen to anyone who offers them security ought impress ...

... or for the W ar will take up this question of the protection of their country against the German commercial and industrial invasion and help us to fight against the Free Trade banner under which the Germans have advanced into the heart of the British Empire ...

... 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 ...

... as I pointed out lost week. The 7 ald Act impos ed on Volunteers the obiiga- “‘of actual or tion to be im case apprehended invasion of any part oi the United Ki om,” but the amending Act cf 1893 substituted for these words “imminent national danger or great ...

... Nothing is pre. sumed to belong to anyone else. A land may have never belonged to Turkey, except in some transient raid or invasion, but that matters not to the Sultan; he adds it to his string, calm and indifferent to the progress of other nations. He ...

... Nothing is presumed to belong to anyone else. A land may have never belonged to Turkey, except in some transient raid or invasion, but that matters not to the Sultan; he adds it to his string, calm and indifferent to the progress of other nations. He ...

... enemy. There was blood plot in the first place to destroy Gospel witnesses God gave; wdien that failed there was the plot of invasion (the Armada); then the plot gunpowder, and that failed; next the plot of monarchial despotism, and, coming to modern times ...

... the evacuation by the civil population of the zone iu which fighting appeared to be immi- ent. Ghevgeli was on the eve of invasion y the forces of the Central Powers, and the halitants were bound to suffer from the fighting, as the Government were helpless ...

... ” The Volunteer Act, 1863, sets out, under the heading of actual military service, that in case of actual or apprehended invasion of any part of the United Kingdom the King may direct the Lieutenants of counties throughout Great militarv service. Britain ...