... AN INVASION. (r# tht Ldifr tht Arbfmth Harald) Sir, —Our native town is once again threatened with invasion! About a hundred student? from University College, Dundee, after their complete subjection of Blairgowrie. Alyth, Coupar Angus, I'orfar, Brechin ...

... invasion. Thin invasion from Glare' goir had been going on since, but these had been more pleasant invasions. Arbroath was just about the right 'size, said Mr Forrester. If it got 'any bigger it would los:. its identity. improvements he would liarticularly ...

... 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 ...

... THREATENED INVASION Sot,—We were at one time threatened with • French and latterly with a Russian invasion. bat It would appear a near, unformees, and more powerful enemy is sow Ia the field against us. That enemy is the which encroaching un the town ...

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... INVASION PLANS. Group Wardens are requested to intimate to the A.R.P. Controller, when in a position to do so, the number of cards, required by them for distribution to the . personnel who have been enrolled in thel civilian A id-to-the-m ilita ry scheme ...

... INVASION PLANS. It was reported that the stage has now been readied when postcards dealing with the specific assistance each individual is required to render were being prepared. This entails very considerable work. On completion, the cards will returned ...

... 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 ...

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... 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 ...

... INVASION BY THE FRENCH. This much-dreaded and much-talked of event has at length come upon us. It has come upon us, too, before a single note of preparation was made to resist it : the money even required for the Duce's national defences being yet in ...

... 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 ...