... AN INVASION- But those who were under the rank of sergeant were not to be imposed upon in this manner. They apparently sent out scouts, and made the following discoveries:—(l) That the men in the 'sergeants' mess ware not at all bad off; (2) that ...

... INVASION ‘“Home Defence ...

... INVASION ? Premiers Reference to New Contingencies. There i- oue Mr. Lloyd George’s speech (writes a correspondent) which perhaps deserves more attention than it has received from the prolessional corn men la tors. After declaring that “even now. after ...

... THAT INVASION. HOW THE RUMOUR GOT ABROAD. the Mouse this after* Mr. asked the leader if could give tk«m attv jfcfonaatK'n with regard to the rumours, were last night, invasion Scotland, Lowestoft, and elsewhere. Hr. Bonar Law said heard a great many ...

... NO INVASION. Two yokels were discussing the probabilities of the Germans invading England. The older of the two was most emphatic in his contention that the Germans would never get here. “And if they do,” he went on, ‘“‘where be they going to fight? Gaffer ...

... 'INVASION ! PIIILIO NOTTCES. Everyone permitted to invade Tns ULSTER MALL Wednesday Evening, 23rd May, 7977, from 7 (Alma, by presenting Ticket (including Tax). They sun hear Band. Choir. and Selected Programme. Special Decorations and alerts. Onginal ...

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... Invasion of Russia. To-night’s newts from Russia was not unexpected in milftary circles acquainted with the disaffection in the army of that country, and it has been foreseen for some time past that the Riga region might be abandoned to the enemy. Though ...

... AN INVASION OF JEWS. PETITION 10 DORKING URBAN COUNCIL. Dorking, our local representative writes, has been invaded a number of Jews who hav© left the East End of London escape possible air raids. Tho arrival of these visitors has, it is alleged, accentuated ...

... INVASION OF FINLAND. Osmans Beported to be in Helsingfors. (PRESS ASSOCIATION WA» SPECIAL.) Stockholm. .S-turday. Tho Stockholm •'Tidni|»li publiAo. trtj(ram from Htparandt. to th, rfoct that, rumour, current at TCrnro, the Gcrmano have advanced to Abo ...

... SATURDAY INVASION. _ On Saturday as inanv as twenty.five extra trains were put on, and they did not prove too many for the thousands of people who came in on that day. A considerable number of monition workers arrived trom Lancashire. Staffordshire and ...

... Invasion of Palestine. brilliant British victory Palestine was ii peed yesterday. Advancing to a point •.liles south of Gaza in order cover the ruction of the railway, we fought, Uy and Tuesday, a Turkish force nomber.o 000. Heavy losses were inflicted ...