... year of war. the oil burning fleet increased, the supply would be main* He hoped that would put a stop to the ridiculous rumours bad seen to the narrowness of the margin which they were working. oil vessel, for which TTe personally was responsible, had ...

... As the oil-burning fleet increased the supply would be maintained. He hoped that would put stop to some of the ridiculous rumours he had seen as to the narrowness of the margin on which they were working. Although this oil was paid for out of revenue, ...

... whole year war. the oil-burning fleet increased, the supply would maintained. hoped that would put stop to the ridiculous rumours had seen as the narrowness of the margin on which they were working. 'No oil vessel, for which he 'personally was responsible ...

... as the Fl«'ct incroa-sed. the oil position would be maintained. and even improved. The First Lord ridiculed the alarmist rumours and fairy tales which had been current in certain quarters as the narrow margin of oil on which the Navy was reported working ...

... Churchill, the Fleet increased, the oil position would be maintained, and even improved. First Lord ridiculed the alarmist rumours and fairy talcs, which had been current in certain quarters as tho narrow margin oil reserves on which, the Navy was reported ...

... tho climax the bitter Home Rule struggle on House Commons considers the Bill amended the Lords During present week rumour followed rumour every day but there no doubt that the scenes have really moving Jo-day there meetings the Cabinet the Unionist ne ...

... Flannery that they shoal& join be ads and relieve tte. of E. gland alter troubling it an long. One et the 'brightest of the rumours that been circuladug Plymeeth during tb week of unimpressed eseitement had its origin on the waterside on Thursday. It informed ...

... and other powers have ? aaranteed. They ask Parliament to-day for a vote M millions s-.erliii for purposes tc-Uay. There is rumour that a Coali ion Government (Unionist and Liberal) will fanned. The Naval Reserves were called Simday. It is expected that ...

... runs THE CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL are by Mr Harry Beloc chairman of the Gloucestershire County Cricket Club there is truth in the rumour the Festival has abandoned It announced yesterday that the Surrey v Kent match will played at Lord’s kind permission of the ...

... German Parlementaire again made proposals for the surrender of Liege, but the demand was met with a firm refusal is stated Zeppelin has come to grief in Holland. Firing has been heard in the neighboui hood of Wae.-tricht.—Reuter. GERAIAN BARBARISM. Rotterdam ...

... other powers have guaranteed. They adc Parliament to-day for a vote ctf million® sierlino’ for defensive tc-day. There is a rumour that a Coalition Government (Unionist and liberal) will be formed. Naval Reserve® were palled np Sunday. ft is expected that ...

... Fleet it and knows every move, but the Admiralty is keeping its secret well. Throughout Wednesday and the night there odd rumours floating round a naval . battle in progress i the .'orth Sea—firing was heard, messages had been received giving notice that ...