... ATIONAL MISSION, WORK FOR VOLUNTEERS. GEN. SIR MOORE CREAGH IN DEFENCE AGAINST INVASION. Prior to departing on a route march.on Saturday, the West London Companies oi the London Volunteor Regt., to the number of about 950, were inspected in Hyde Park ...

... apprehended invasion. bnl tbs amending Act of 19CH substituted the words, imminent national daogerorgreatemergencjT* The Central Assoeistion hat pointed out to the War Office that the Voinnieers can only take liability for service esse invasion in taallp ...

... VOLUNTEER CORPS. ONLY TO BE CALLED CASE OF INVASION. It was reported on Thursday evening that members Voltintier Training Corp3 had been notified that they will be required shortly to present themselves for attestation before the military authorities ...

... sixteen killed. is stated that the Government will give the army full rein to catch the bandits. This would not considered invasion of Mexico, but merely pursuit of outlaw band which the local Government had control. / ...

... 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 ...

... Mexican territory, and that the Government will give the Army full rein to catch the bandits. This would not oonsideired an invasion Mexico, but merely of an outlaw -band over which the ocal Government has control.—Router. Washington, Friday. statement issued ...

... to the isthmus of Tehuantepec at present owing to disturbed conditions there. Several newspapers announce that a punitive invasion of Mexico began under Brigadier- General Pershing early this morning. If this is true, the War Department is keeping it quiet ...

... sixteen killed. It is stated that Government will give the army full rein to catch the bandit.. This mild not be considered an invasion of Mexico, but merely the pursuit of an outlaw band over o hieli the local government have no control. — Reuter. ...

... communicate information which in igh t be of use to the enemy. Circular+ marked confidential regarding arrangements in case of invasion wet,• sent to Mrs. Swayne and other motorists by a committee appointed to deal with the question. Mr Swayue forwarded ...

... decided the officials to reverse the programme, so-that once more Cheltenham has somewhat gained -from the war. The agreeable invasion may be expected happen Saturday, Aug. sth, which wili further mail-** memorable by Mayoral reception, probably held the Town-hall ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...