... miner, tho textile *be general are to be tt candadawa. Mr. E. Es Whewell presiding at a mooting at night, said tho Damen invasion an industrial conautuancy, it onty right the worker:: should be repreeanted by of their own class.—Mr. W. C. Robarmon said ...

... Delegates to the National Libera! Federation meetings in Manchester began to art the city to-day from the more distant plac: The invasion of more than sand repre nta: tives of the various Libe al orga at ns throughout England and V es has pu severe tax on the ...

... Ishtip, and are evidently endeavouring to reach the tributaries to the Bregainitza, which would serve as a Passage for the invasion of Bulgaria by the Strumnitza salient. The British and Greek troops are clearly marching to the east and south-east towards ...

... opposite Kniva Lakavitza. are constructed with the object of protecti the val the rivers, which rm ht serv the Al assages for an invasion of Bulgaria. Anxiety is also shown by the increased_resit: anee encountered wy the British and Greeks north of Lake Doiran ...

... political tuation in the Near East will probably be ulingly creat. Syria, with its large anti-Turk popuia- tion, now lies open to invasion, and more- over the Turkish communications with Mesopotamia are Further the victory will probably paralyse the Turkish Operation ...

... of Cambrai, and to the north of St. In the French sector the fighting has concentrated in the region of St. Quentin, the invasion of which is being systematically pro- ceeded with, as well as north of the where the enemy is mak ng fruitless efforts ta ...