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... 14th century Ireland was in a state of unrest, causing anxiety to English Kings and Viceroys. It was a period of rebellion, invasion, famine. and Royal visits, and Dublin shared in the general excitement. Edward 1111. sent over to lreland his favourite courtier ...
... to the throne, religious conflicts, eontentions between the nobility and the monarchy, wars against England, invasions carried out, and invasions repulsed, rebellions in favour of the Stuarts—not a year without wars. And the Highlanders. in their mountain ...
... neutrality shall be guaranteed by all the Powers. Three different indemnities are involved. The first for damage during the invasion is un'mportant, and will be p*id The second, for tlio. damage done digging trenches, is equal regarding both parties, and ...
... Feasibility oi invasion from Linskm rauKd vduntoera. and North Sliields at that time were very small tenmshapa, with potpuiation between aewen and ten The corps was disbanded in 1814, bat in 1859, when thei» was another throat French invasion, Col Filter ...
... Sunday . —The women of Pctrogiad answered tho call of tho Church'and come out today in their thousands to protest against tho invasion and seizure of the Alexander Nevskna Monastery . Nine-tenths , of tho processionists were women . They tarried the most venerated ...
... that the military authorities consider should be performed any man who to render useful service as a soldier in the event of invasion. The increasing reliance that is being placed upon the Volunteer Force makes it specially important do everything possible ...
... British armies under General Haig; the failure to take Verdun, the loss of the Gbemin des Dames, the arrest of the Italian invasion have not filled the hearts of any Germans with joy. the*contrary the men who bear the burden of the fighting oir the Western ...
... MEANWHILE THE AIR ACTIVITY CONTINUES; MORE FINE FEATS BY OUR FLIERS, MARTIAL LAW DECREE !N PETROGRAD, RAPID ADVANCE THE NEW INVASION; RUSSIAN TERRITORY BEING OVERRUN, ■ r THE DAILY POST AND ECHO LONDON CORRESPONDENT IS INFORMED HIGH AUTHORITY THAT THERE ...
... men between 15 and years age are enlisted, and Greeks in Eastern Macedonia are being systematically Between the Bulgarian invasion nnd June, 1917, is estimated that nearly 40,000 Greeks died of starvation. The Bulgarian Government rejected the offer of ...
... of the man's - own home, except in the case of imminent invasion. The q - uestion, What woñld hecomie of my business if I joined? was answered by the statement that in the event of an invasion there would be • no possibility that any bu.sinteiss could ...
... Russia when forced t( do so by defeat, which • the Arbitc: Zeitung considers almost impossible. The journal declares the invasion of wholly defenceless country will gain litt; '.sympathy for Germany abroad or amongst the German workmen vho entered the ...
... of the Volunteer movement, addressed a recruit ing meeting at Goole. He strongly emphasised the point that the danger of invasion was not yet disposed of, and this_accounted for the fact that a large standing army had to. be kept in kigland. It was therefore ...