... INVASION FEARED It had become almost a convention for many that drinking was an essential prelude to and a concomtttant of dancing. For these reasons they genuinely feared the invasion of Montrose on Sunday evenings by bus loads of inebriates who would ...

... DANISH INVASIONS . We are told of the many fierce incursions of the Danes who ravished the east coast of Scotland, burning Montrose in 980 A.D., and Brechin in 1012 A.D.; but they were finally defeated at Commieston. MONTROSE AND THE RKFORMATION. At Dun ...

... INVASION POSSIBLE. Inspecting the Volunteers at Derby, Lord French said the more ho saw of the Volunteer movement the more was he impressed with it as an asset in the national defence supposing there was an invasion. That was hardly a supposition, for ...

... The number of Aehantoes engaged in the invasion, which was formerly believed to be about 4000, was now found to be between 30,000 and 40,000. The Administrator was taking vigorous steps to resist the invasion, and had rightly understood and appreciated ...

... GERMAN INVASION He and his brother Wladek had not met since 1940 when the brothers were lieutenants in the Polish Army. Wladek oiscaped after the German invasion but Richard remained with his wife and family. Wladek, who has two other daughters, Marysa ...

... PREACHERS’ INVASION ' There was a preachers’ invasion of Arbroath by folks with a Montrose connection on Sunday. Rev. James F. Wilson, formerly of Melville- South Church, conducted the service in The Old Church of Arbroath. Rev. John M. Milne, Marine ...

... THE INVASION OF ENGLAND. The armies engaged in the war in England are now in readiness for the testing work set them. Sir John French, Chief of the Imperial General Staff, has assumed the onerous post and duties of director of operations. His Majesty ...

... INVASION ENGLAND A Paris correspondent of the (rU^v*' writes follows: ‘lnvasion of England hundred thousand men, and a caalition with Russia to deprive us of India, such are the plans which now occupy the attention the Autocrat of France. Louis Napoleon ...

... THE INVASION OF KENTUCKY. The Cincinnatti Gazette” says: “The longthreatened invasion of Kentucky has commenced. The rebels have entered the State at several j-oints. They have captured Somerset, and are moving on Glasgow, and threaten Bowling Green. ...

... INVASION OF IMAMS. ANGUS AND NIEARNS .;111.1) LADIES i'ONFER. The peaceful little %dine of tllanol was on Saturday the scene of unusual activity. h had been chwen as the meeting 'dace for the annual conference of the Angus and Nlearna Council of Women's ...

... THE INVASION’ OF TURKEY The Paris Univcrs has the following on the obstacles encountered by an army invading Turkey; Let us examina the present situation. Russia, after having passed the Pruth, is established on the Lower Danube, and appears to be taking ...

... The Irish Invasion. The following appears as a leaderette in the same issue:— Hordes of Irish, sunk to the nadir of poverty and destitution, continue to pour into the West of Scotland. According to the Glasgow Chronicle. upwards of 12.000 of these ...