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... THE LAST INVASION OF BRITAIN. 1,400 PRISONERS TAKENALL THE MEN WHO LANDED By MARK POTTER. Not many people could say when last our country was invaded by a hostile force, most would that many centuries had elapsed since the last invasion, that impression ...
... necessary. The military authorities steadily de- cline to put away the possibility of invasion. So long as we have an Army at home, there will probably be no fear of invasion; but if we were to send the whole force abroad it is possible there might be an attempt ...
... THE POSSIBILITY OF INVASIONS, WHY GERMANS MAY MAKE AN ATTEMPT. Discussing the possibility an invasion of England, the military correspondent The Times says:— oversea attack upon the British Isles, if they are adequately garrisoned good troops and in presence ...
... (HE THREATS OF AN INVASION. WELCOME TO TRY. 4g HANDICAP UNDER WHICH cERMANS WOULD LAND, pility of an invasion of this country es a German counter-stroke is or says to-day that such an vcd from the etandpoint of what we wnilitery policy, would be crazy: ...
... portable articles of value, n a short time not a house in the town had a human occupant. From this town the invasion was known the Fishguard Invasion. ...
... coming. Owing to the state in which the invaders were, serious fighting was impossible, the troops being almost helpless. the invasion became a farce almost, ending in the capture the IAOO men who had landed. ...
... Lord-Lieutenant was soon in possession of the facts, and, obtaining the assistance of the local men, set about to repel the invasion. The Militia and other local forces were at once mobilised, and sent to Fishguard. ...
... formed in Uganda, and placed iho disposal of General Tombour. Commander-in-Chief of the Belgian Congo Eastern Forces, in bis invasion of German Africa from the Congo, through Ruanda Tabora.- _ . , , , [ Captains E- G. Fenning. R. D. Andorson, and the Rev ...
... great revival in the plain bun. 'The introduction of the more toothsome chocolate and lavishly iced varieties, well as the invasion of the French and Swiss cream confectioneries, caused the plain bun lose much of its one-time popularity during recent years ...
... abroad may necessary. The military authorities steadily decline put away the possibility of invasion. long have army at home, there will probably uo fear invas.ou but were to send the whole force abrord it is possible there might be an attempt. That the ...
... England !u«l. Whether there was going l>* an. invjw'on. >; insurance invasion wr.* men coming forward as they ha«i clone. And i* the C». tinans cam*-, .md the tm-n »:•: England played the game. «.ne ...
... years has warred, not annihilated. Even the fantastic 'wilderness wreeked redoubt® and trenches that is the high-water mark invasion along the Scarpe, will soon reclaimed and made habitable. ...