... OF INVASION. For aome time past prehminary ments have been process of forroatvoti instance of His lU)e*y» Goveroment for the purpose of organisuiß. in a provisional manner, preraut.oos r any emergency vthiA may arise through a hostile raid dur;ng the ...

... INVASION PROBLEMS A nasal correspondent of a contemporary in discussing the possibilities of ear writes : From the Continent comes news of fev:risb haste in the constrwition of Zeppelins which can only. he is told. ho intended for a raid on the United ...

... INVASION’. Navy and l the Expeditionary Force are for service ajid are not availfor home defence. KIRS co^Tßy. NATIONAL SERVICE LEAGUE, 102 BATH STREET, GLASGOW ...

... INVASION of belated Territorials. Right in they marched. confident in the knowledge that they would be welcomed. and as the seats filled, the accommo• dation for those in mufti lacame proportionately curtailed. At length the allitss—for they came from ...

... INVASION When the Zeppelins come over for a businesslike review, When the Cockneys see the monsters soaring in the central blue, Won't there be some lively moments? Won't there be a how-de-do? All the dear old dames will tremble and forget to take their ...

... INVASION of angola. NEWs not confirmed officially. Portugal- ready. in Stieee Lega'nB the annfui ar regardthat Germans have pri^n > -'ment would to ! absence 6 extent ; it is difficult to it is email. one fS « -r,,, the 1 A i coiony, but. it must and ...

... was over years since the last attempted invasion this country took place, and, while some us might have been troubled with the thought of invasion the present time, must now feel sure there would he no invasion this country. Alter referring to the services ...

... battlefields. dee id the problem of invasion or not invasion any thought of the losses involve'! is ridiculous. The only question how and where the quarter a million men can best mad' use of. the answer is trying scheme invasion, then the scheme must lie Therefore ...

... Is an Invasion Probable ? ►luring the past week the leading thene of converadion lea. been the threat of Germany to invade our aliores. Needless to say. much unnecessary anxiety has been created by some of the report♦. That invasion is poasible, has to ...

... INVASION QUESTIONS. E. T. Mii.lkb Maocire. well-known Mtraieglo expert, scoff* at the Idea of r. German Invasion In thi* weeks - lusue T.P.'f Journal of Great Dtds o/th* Great War. and a»k» some very pnrilnent question*: -‘•Suppose, however, we concede ...

... IN THE EVENT INVASION. The Lord Lieutenant of Stirlingshire, acting instructions received from the Secretary for Scotland, has made certain precautionary arrangements for the conduct of the civil population, in the event of hostile landing in this country ...

... resist invasion. (Applause.) The one great thing they wanted now was numbers. If invasion or attempted inviurion was delayed yet for some time, it might be that the existence of another million trained men might. conceivably prevent the invasion being ...