... -dent it has made Germany land-locked, that swept the German Navy and commerce seas, and that it is impregnable lo against invasion. But the British Na'T greatest fighting force in the ' even than the German Army. Why been used more is mystery which o!’ ...

... asked themto give just a few hours pet mouth to drilling and preparing w.tb him to the net re Oit•ef of themselves to resist invasion; and be aharra miter , Mr appea.ed too, to the lads beamen 17 and was t.tatiolied, and entibusosto mem- ere was a pleas for ...

... over 45 or 46 was fit to go to th© western front. It was said they would be fit for home defence, but in case of a German invasion efficient fighting men would be wanted even for that purpose. It seemed to him —though he was a Tory member—that this proposal ...

... the men of the he Mr NRabert io founding Marine were at the preseut moment Tis Popular Review 1 between y and Harden and invasion The 1 cited fora couple of corr He then etarted was seconded Mi \ i Bibb. The ry Journal of and and approved edited for bin ...

... aver the , isa autumn of ax. Sa, and named the following on the bank. It was the of the Somme that Marled on his second invasion of Detain. Mr. Hugh Ederaras, M.P., a frequent or to Blachpool, one of many war protile:s whom tomcods of an ▪ natioa of ...

... either curtail render of advantage the Treasury. It is probable, indeed, that in many cases I this expenditure intended j ia(e invasion of national liabilities. If ttie effect the tax is merely a stop It, that will ajl^^^gooi), * for money saved may lie diverted ...

... (Cheers). The Whe began o 3 had a like mission. Its ap (In' It trieq A the battlefields of France Ha Ity work O stem the German invasion, Wl eng, whe Was carried on to-day in_St. 'P,.:t their ::0,”5 asked them to consiler in 408 When o3y lad done for them in ...

... 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 ...

... battle of Lys, we can state with Although we cannot say this yet concerni of confidence that the momentum of the flood the Hun invasion has considerably de to creased. This the Germans cannot claim to be * according Meaanwhile they have good reason to worry ...

... Vicar's Rate. The recurrence of the Easter vestries leads me to remark that I have occasionally witnessed a Nonconformist invasion in force of the ordinarily formal gathering of that character—to the unspeakable indignation of the eminently respectable ...

... retreat was deliberate enough to permit of the helding of the best line of positions for this definite etand. In the original invasion of France the Ger- man armies strode forward between the Avre and the Oise, and nothi but delaying actions could be attempted ...

... Vicar's Rate. The recurrence of the Easter vestries leads me to remark that 1 have occasionally witnessed a, Nonconformist invasion in force of the ordinarily formal gathering of that character—to the unspeakable indignation of the eminently respectable ...