... POSSIBILITIES OF INVASION. Mr Gt.rald the well-know• al corr,poudent of the 01rorrver, be following in te rest ng sl ce in that wee. pap3r : Fears have been expressed in sarkus quarters that. Photild the Gelman* break through to Calais, the invasion ef country ...

... sea, or for dismissing as outside the range of practical warfare, as many are inclined to do, the Chance of an attempted invasion of England in force. A high conunand which is prepared to sacrifice hundreds of thousands of men for the possession of a ...

... will be brought about, whether it will be in the nature of an attempt to open the seas to German ships or as the prelude to invasion, can only be subjects for conjecture. It can, however, be definitely said, that if we can win through the dangers of the ...

... were botween us end te rterstanding that they should work at time rater instead of piece work as formerly. if the star , and invasion. were taken beck on this understanding P— L ' e.) lad the authority that the need of the present d a y was the instructions ...