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... 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 ...
... world prer of which we have any iiistorical details was that between Carthage and Rome, when a sort of double simultaneous invasion lw both belligJrcnts was attempted. rho campaign lasted over many years, during no period of which can either side be said ...
... aloof. Lord French has recently repeated his warning that England must be prepared meet invasion. He is also re’ying largely upon the Volunteers to repel invasion. I have recently issued an appeal for further recruits in. the columns of the Press circulating ...
... victories in Egypt, the whole campaign was ruined entirely on account of British superiority on the sea. Again, the projected invasion of Britain by the enormous Napoleonic army specially gathered for the purpose is almost recent history; the fact that that ...
... life without music would be unbearable. Music is necessary to human happiness. The men defending the coasts of Britain from invasion or tbs men in the trenches cannot go to theatres or concerts, but on *His Master’s Voice' Records they may hear the original ...
... awarded in the Under-Sheriff’s Court, Newcastle, yesterday, to Emile Prauvois, a Belgian who came to England after German invasion. The defendant was Joseph Richardson, of Tow Law, Durham, in restrict to offence against Brauvois’s daughter,. ...
... Wood, the special correspondent of the United Press of America with the French Ainiiea in Italy, wires:— Whatever further invasion of Italy the Austro-Germana may accomplish. I believe Venice will be defended to the last drop Italian blood. Too traditional ...
... English Channel, attacking the British fleet in its harbours, and threatening England with annihilation of its commerce and invasion at home, than by far greater efforts against a distant and very strong outpost of her Empire? . . . Napoleon once said that ...
... England must be prepared to meet The Chaitintan said he wanted to ma- invasion. He is atm relying largely upon press upon every one .of them the am- the Volunteers to repel invasion. portance of trying to Increase the bath).- The report of the hon. secretary ...
... observation almost impossible. are approaching the probable period of raids, and far the weather does not inclined to favour invasion. Last night there a blizzard, and furious northwesterly gale raged with ram, enow, and sleet To-day tnere is bright sunshine ...
... (922-13 FRANCES LIVE STOCK LOSSES. Some indication of the extent to which French agriculture has been stricken through the invasion, is available from recent official figures which show that the number of horses in Francs has diminished since 1913 by 30 ...
... music would be unbearable. v v Music is necessary to human happiness. The men defending the , , , _ coasts of Britain from invasion or the oend a pared of Re- .. . , cords to anyone ship men 111 the trenches cannot to j or trench. The theatres or concerts ...