... mast not overlook the great service acfiieved by the Navy. which has swept the sem, of enemy shim and arntectsd our from invasion. The Navy must be maintained in its superiority, and its efficiency must not be sacrificed to any other interests. THE ARMY ...

... Applicant : Afro°late exemption. The application was refused. INDIVIDUAL LIBERTY. The Military Service Act constitutes an invasion of individual liberty, said Mr. N. M. Petrides, 68, West-hill, Sydenham, export manager, appealed on business grounds and ...

... of tho Catholic newspaper tho Tyd , was a horrified spectator and a faithful chronicler of tho early . day * of tho German invasion o £ Bolgium . To the ill-treatment of'British prisoners , ' which is witnessed at the railway station of Landen , between ...

... please us better than to arrange such a meeting while the German critics continue to lay stress on the possibility of the invasion these shores with the three- ...

... persuaded the Germans to avoid any more patent encroachments on their sovereign rights. Had utility lain in the direction an invasion of Holland, there not the slightest doubt that it would have taken place. Small neutral States ought to be as anxious as ...

... datanea. Tha association, it stated, has pointed out War Office that tha volunteers can only take liability tor ssrviea in ease invasion is really immmaat, and there is reason to bslwva tbs authorities axs iiiterpiating these words in that Sanaa. the Act there ...

... Mason): Have you drawn up thas statement yourself ?— Yee, with my father’s aid. What i your religion’—Wesieyan. If there was an invasion of this country, and you camo across a wounded soldier who was bleading to death. would vou object to stopping the bleading ...

... mw‘t discovered i The Turks began their preparations | James Their, deck hand, and Geom: notes and _si and bank meim for the invasion of Egypt on a very | Coal, a.cdok. both belonging to totalling £3OO. The money was rol Jarge and costly scale, but the fall ...

... has been given the Mexican Government. On other condition, of course, could the sanction of the Mexican Government to the invasion of Mexican territory have been secured. But the question is whether events will shape themselves as to make no deviation ...

... Canal. Partly owing ...

... Cabinet, has something to do with the present conflict. The answer to the question what ought England to do in face of German invasion was: She should have gone to prayer and faith. ** Vengeance is mine, I will repay, saith the Lord.” We cannot fight the German ...

... badly lor the Turks; and lor them, then for the greater enemy which fooled the Turkish Government into the war. The grand invasion of Egypt has not materialwed, and in fact nowhere have German plotting Mid cajolery more conspicuously failed. Our highway ...