... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... AN IRISH INVASION, Henry Ernest Cross, farmer and coal merchant, As:mineral', was the plaintiff in an action in which he claimed from Thomas MeGeeney, cattle dealer, of Belleek, county Armagh, Ireland, as follows:—(1) Damages for unlawfully entering the ...

... could perly enter the arena. We must prepared for national emergency winch would from the menace of German invasion. Viscount French had told us invasion, was pos.sihii.tj, and, indeed, sometimes this war even ini’, possibilities had been hanged into oossibilitias ...

... The Realism of Invasion. Ship your craven-hearted Pacifists over jlere. Let them see the poor hard-working peasants streaking Into Turin, Mantua ii Vicenza, Verona, Padua, or any of the other worldrenowned cities that history has made immortal—and when ...

... NO INVASION OF SUNDAY I seo that it seriously suggested one quarter (hat of games should arranged to played on Sunders on behalf the fund, but I think may take it such proposal -vi'l not be bstened to for moment. There is nothing that the authorities ...

... VOLUNTEERS AND INVASION. The appeal ha* not been productive, however, regard to men over military age, yet the call to this class even more urgent. In this connection, xt is to note that some comments have appeared in the Press recently in regard to ...

... IN CAST OF INVASION. Council the Only Judge of Moment to Appeal for Foreign Aid. During a debate on Switzerland . s neutrality rhich took place to-day in the Council of the itates the chief political - department adn Federal Councillor, M. Ador, communicated ...

... The attack began as sporadic invasions by bands of pirates, but in 1002, After peace had beendeclared, treacherous massacre of the. Danes, a .sort .of St. Bartholomew's Day, Changed. the Danish peril -ante a national, invasion., headed by the king of United ...

... INVASION OF ENGLAND As for an invasion this country, it (known that in autumn • ItilH tbe. Headquarters Staff had everything jin readiness for the Kaiser press the button, but the button was pressed. enterprise csjulci hardly, course. ■ even under the ...

... THE INVASION OF ITALY . Th° Austro-Germans continue force Uieir way from the mountains between Ip Rronta and the Piave into the 'enctian I’lain. On Wednesday they Stacked Tasson-00l about midbetween the two rivers. They were ’ffi'iven back at all points ...

... “A SAXON INVASION” The activities of the “Fly Boys” (refugees from England who have settled In Dublin) formed the subject of charges in two [rish Courts to-day. In ‘one case, at the Assizes, Green street, seven men were charged with robbing a man of ...