... THE POSSIBILITIES OF INVASION A well-informed political correspondent of the London Star says :— There is a growing,- feeling at Westminster that an attempted Gkinan invasion of England (luring the next week or two is quite on the cards, and there ...

... INVASION OF EGYPT REMOTE. Mr. W. T. Massey, in • message from Sues to the Daily Mail, says—lf the danger of • Turkish attack on Egypt is not entirely removed a serious attempt at invasion is br coming remote. The warm season is approaching, and with ...

... SPECIAL EXTRA. 'THE INVASION OF ENGLAND The Military Correspondent of the ihrify 'l'elegrnpot writes—ln such a war, stbervin not only fresh engines if destruction are repeatedly introduced, but in which their effect* cannot be gauged with any confidence ...

... Hervice, but are nevertheless .accented for home defence. It is, course, desirable that should prepared for the possibility an invasion this country, however remote that may be considered, but it is at the same time important that there should be the minimum ...

... WAS SCENES IN BELGIUM. A limelight lecture on Bolgmra m it was before the war and during the invasion ia given on this (Wedneaday) evening the Parochial Hail, I grave cqa&re, Kathmines, All berry, A.R.I.A. The lecturer visited ahortly before the war the ...

... O’Connor, Dr. W. James M'Nerin, with other* who bod recently joined the •odety. Wolfe Tone stated his plans for forthcoming invasion of Ireland, after which followed a discussion. When proceedings terminated. Tone, bidding a farewell to all present, left ...

... Corps (REUTER'S TEIXORAM.) Sydney, TVidey. 100 Darcy, the hoser, h»» announced hi* intention joining the Aviation Corp*. INVASION Of Greek Territory B¥ BULGARIAN DETACHMEHt (PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECUL-l A then*, March Ist. The Chief the Salonika slatea ...

... Act of 1863 to Volunteer Corps. Under the provisions of that Act men can only he called up for service in case of actual invasion. They cannot be called on for guard work and other duties. ereept they volunteer for them. The Central Association is in ...

... telegram of thank. to King Ge6rge for the remittance aent by the people of hew South Wales for the victims of the Cerman invasion of France, haa received the following reply London, Efarch Relief for Belgium. I heartily thank you. Monsieui le Presi• ...

... modern line of field defences practically foredooms any such attempt to tailure. The Turks began their preparations for the invasion of Egypt on a very costly scale, but the fall of Erzerum must have gravely affected their plans. They are, or we.e, carrying ...

... jurt sent me Another cheque for £15,367, lee vit..; ire free t , distribute this sum as I think hest I ecnch victims of the invasion. This gflll,loll' added to thaw I have already reccisert hriogs the total amount that haa been ro liberally sent me, in rorprann ...

... extent tiie military authorities. Apparently the policy the War is to keep verv larce arnn in this country in case of i . * ; invasion. SOUTH WALES’ COALFIELDS DISPUTE Mr. Runciman to Receive Deputation Vho “Morning I’ost says: Mr. Richards, ALP M *'crelory ...