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... THE DANGER OF INVASION. LORD FRENCH ON WAR SURPRISES. Viscount French, addressing s ing convened by the London Cnamber of Commerce at Cannon Stieet Hotel on Thursday of owners of commercial motor vehicles, spoke of the role to be followed by the Motor ...
... THE POSSIBILITY OF INVASION. Sir Francis Lloyd, General Officer Commanding the London District, speaking at Camberwell, warned the country to be prepared for the passibility of imam. As was well-known, it was quite possible we might have to fight here ...
... PALESTINE. INVASION OF THE HOLY LAND. 20000 TURKS DEFEATED. •ND DIVISIONAL 111 . 4111 Telegraphing on Wednesday, tbe,General Oficer Commanding in Egypt reports:— We advanced our troops a distance of 15 milts from Raft to Wadi (Mune, live miles south et ...
... have gore to Italy with their respective military staffs, no doubt to concert measures for meeting the German attack. 'lle invasion of Italian soil by the eoemy has stirred up the whole nation with dignation sod patriotic resolve, and the base elements ...
... battles of the Empire abroad, we must organise and equip a force to take their place as defenders of these shores in case of invasion. Men who, from reasons of health and age, are uoable to stand the strain of war overseas have volunteered for this duty. ...
... Philip took it in 358 B.C. and the Itomans in 168 n.e. At the place wheee :he river is mon% to Philip pi, Xerxes, in his invasion of Greece, offered a sacrifice of white horses to the river and buried alive nine youths and maidens. _ Neapolis—This has ...
... their own shores. No one ever laid it down that it was impossible for the or any enemy to land forces in ibis country. An invasion or raid was always possible, but it was ridiculous to suppose that any force would meet with any success, although they might ...
... them to look upon it as such and to do all in their power to make the Force one on which the country could rely in cue of invasion by the enemy. livery man who had joined the Voluniters now would in time, provided be made himself teicient, release a fitter ...
... of the stand-up fight for which they are so eagerly longing. The primary duty of the Navy is to protect our shores against invasion, and hitherto it has had unchallenged possession of the sea. Tai extremity of Italy has hastened the adoption of a new military ...
... through on the Western front, or whether our forces in Gallipoli could be saved from defeat, whether Egypt nould be saved from invasion, India from internal trouble, 30(1 wheber Russia would a separate peace Miasma was pass. init through troubles times, but ...
... grade papers. Efforts are also being made to have the flax fibre rotted for the purpose of manufacture. AMERICAN FARMERS' INVASION OF CANADA. THIS YEAR'S REMARKABLE RECORD. The Manitoba Free Press says : The lure of the golden grain fields of Western ...
... themselves to undergo the training and discipline wnich will fit them to guard and defend our shores against any threatened invasion of the enemy May this service, which marks the commence. meet of this new enterprise, mean the cooeecration to God of yourselves ...