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... them. It would only mean in a case of invasion when these men would have to go immediately from their duties. The Clerk said if there was an invasion everyone would have to go. The Chairman said if there an invasion, the attendance at the schools would ...

... attendance at Drills, and it is clearly understood that the Volunteers will only be called cut in case of invasion or the imminent threat of invasion. The times for signing on are as follows: Nos. 5 and 6 Platoons parade Armoury, Linslade. 8 p.m., Thursday ...

... attendance at Drills, and it is clearly understood that the Volunteers will only be called cut in case of invasion or the imminent threat of invasion. The times for signing on are as follows: No. 8 Platoon parade Edlesborough 8 p.m., Thursday, APRIL 12th ...

... Bucks, v olunioe basis. There of men in 1l have not eu s oF -1 Many of the miserable p an invasion ¢ ...

... —ask DISTINCTLY for DOAN'S hackache kidney pills, the same as Mr. Riddle had. Mg, Harmsworti ox INvasioN . —Writing on the possibility of a German invasion of England, Mr. Cecil Harmsworth says, in a recent issue of the “ Luton News:” ‘1 am well aware ...

... wanted some information as to the committees formed in the town to act in case of invasion. Alderman Gutteridge inquired whether Councillor Dales was expecting an invasion directly. The Mayor gravely assured Councillor Dales that every precaution had been ...

... He would only be called up in case of invasion. 5 The Chairman said when they gave Mr. Foster permission to join the Volunteers they did not think about his being called up for service. In the case of an invasion no doubt every man would be called up ...

... for Ampthill, wrote that they had received orders to vrovide for old. helpless persons and children and refugees, should an invasion take place, in certain buildings where they could be housed and fed until arrangements were made for their transfer elsewhere ...

... Irish Guards, was killad in action on 18th November. P.c. Kirk, he states, was a most promising constable. e TeE Troors.—The invasion of Woburn by troops began on Monday week when 500 of the West Yorkshire Regiment were billeted in the tcwn, The townspeople ...

... second-hand), American Organs & kinds of Musical Instruments. janos, American Organs and Harmo' tuned at shertest notice. IN INVASION OF BUCKS. D LIEUTENANT AND THE VICTIMS. er has been addressed by the Lord mt to the Chairman and Magis the Petty Sessional ...

... passed a resolation expressing gratitude to the men who are fighting so valiantly in France to protect this country from invasion and sympathy with those at home whose relatives have been killed or wounded. OFFICIAL MUDDLING, The Chairman stated that ...