... absolute im- portance to the industries of In one of the cases Laeut. Arcu said some people did not think there would be an invasion, but he was convinced there would be. And if the Germans marched down the main street of Hinckley and blew he applieant’s ...

... IS INVASION POSSIBLE? In asking this question we do not refer to the possibility of spasmodic raids of aircraft. The Germans have established the fact beyond all doubt that they can come and inflict serious damage upon us from the air. The question we ...

... VOLUNTEERS AND INVASION. To the Editor of the Croydon Times. Sir,—Reading an article in the daily press brought several things to my mind. The writer euggerted Um passibility of an invasion (small) by the enemy. In gone by the old Volunteers had their ...

... THE INVASION OF ULSTER. Things have peen slow of late among forces of our State, S But soon will heavy guns begin to sound; ' This time above the l%byne will our politicians join, And South Armagh will be the battle ground. At last on Ulster field has ...

... AD3ORALTY AND INVASION. Of the patsiliilities of remote ere, a review will he made afresh wheh the reorganisation of the Admiralty is pitted. Despite certain alarmist speeelim, this threat of invasion is at best a In responsible quarters it is not tneted ...

... voixnteers and invasion At question time, in the House Commons, Tuesday evening, Sir W. Bull asked Mr. whether, view of the fact that many members of the Volunteer Force are responsible for the conduct of businesses and have liabilities as householders ...

... VOLUNTEERS AND INVASION. It is currently believed regarding Volunteers that they may slmrtly mobilised for active servic e and perhaps sent to Ireland to relieve regulars. This, however, is unlikely. It is true that Volunteers may have to serve anywhere ...

... IS INVASION POSSIBLE? In asking this question we do not refer to the possibility of spasmodic raids of aircraft: The Germans have established the fact beyond all •doubt - - that they- can tome and inflict serious damage upon us from the air: The question ...

... VOLUNTEERS AND INVASION. Members of ‘East Londen Volunteer Corps who hiave wondered what position they would occupy in the event of invasion, will be interested in the reply given by the Under- Secretary for War to a question put to him in the Houze of ...

... INVASION RIGHTS. The Bishop of Winchester, as Lord o! the Manor of Droxford, has directed imlosove of 200 acres of the waste lands within that manor to be made fer the growth timber. Much dissatisfaction expected at this proceeding, which considered the ...

... THE INVASION OF ITALY. The invasion is with by Nem> Freio Presse,” sa,»: Somo of th. centres of the Italian iron and stool imlustry are situate in what ha. become a zone, owing the onrush of our armies. Some the works are in .nitnediato danger. Of the ...

... PREPARED FOR INVASION. /kneelly Lord French bade the (votary not for- ii that the danger of inveslou still existed for us.' It might be the Germane last desperate enterprise. On this, a Times correspondent says: From peewee! observation I know that ...