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... “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 ...
... INVASION OF ENGLAND. LONDON PAPER ON _A ifiREATENED DANGER. la ese iii Iga lih7 4 (karl‘W •••••1. ..lrile• • ecrreepondont m '*ar. ••whieli room a.to• 1 tins IS baa if••I lb. pref.*, searnarststeas. iimisring 1 um. whoa we ONO troops 60 et Itsly, lige ...
... Six Women and the Invasion. By UABRIELLE and MARGUERITE YERTA, with Preface Mrs. Humphry War* Crown net. The Globe .--“As moving and poignant document as the war has produced, ye* one sparkling at every turn with that Gallic wit and aensc humour which ...
... A COURSE OF TWELVE PUBLIC LECTURES | ON IRISH HISTORY, Prom the Barliest Period to the Norman Invasion, | 8y PROFESSOR EQIN MacNEILL, Will be held in the - ! MOLESWORTH HALL, MOLESWORTH ST., | January—Thursday, 10th, 17th, 24th, Sist. | February— ~ 7th ...
... STAGES OF ADYANCE Since the Turkish invasion of Egypt failed last year the British progress towards Jerusalem, 45 miles north-east of Beersheba, has been as: follows:— December 21—EL Arish reoccupied after being held by Turks for two years. — Decembdr ...
... and gave idea of bat the Invasion meant to inhabitants of Northern France. The lecturer spoke in terms the highest praise of men who through untold hardships had stood fast and saved this country from the horrors of invasion. the motion the rector, the ...
... THE First-Olzss Pawn Office, 85 MARLBOROUGH STREET 85, Fngland is threatened, according to the “ Liyerpool Post,” with an invasion o weal‘thy Americans. ...
... the opinion of the person to be tolerkted nearly intolerable.—Tus Buxom. or OXFOID. LONG ODDS. The chances against German invasion are SOW three. million to one.—Granasi. °VIM. ...
... habit, which seems quite as seductive as hasheesh and almost more deadly in its effects, the Deutsche Kurier discusses the invasion of England, and shows how much easier that enterprise is now than when .Napoleon planned, and abandoned, it. Quite An Task ...
... were transferred to the front the people of Ircland, Unionist and Nationalist would undertake to protect the island from invasion by any Power under any circumstances. 1f England were honestly a freend oé freedom she would gladly embrace this ofier. Now ...
... on involves. threat of Hussia leave in the lurch the French who.went into the war to support their Russian Ally, and the invasion of Italy have made Prussian militarism drunk with “ boastfnlhe«,” bnt though the danger’ fe *«al have strong groumjk.for ...
... would laugh if you ® *>hl that it was considered to be precaution that provides automatical!v a defence force in case oi invasion bv the enemy. Well, you may laugh, and then admit the needles*ness discussion the military prrVblem. And remember, too, that ...