... will able to escape the conscience call to duty in this force, whose office is to prepare help to defend the country against invasion. With increasing encouragement the hands the Government, the Volunteers are bound succeed. The importance: with which they ...

... consideration their part, to allow hot dinner to get cold before being eaten is almost an nnforgiveable sin. and the aerial invasion certainly eansed this siif to committed in many instances, spite of Christmas Day Many sympathetic remarks hare keen passed ...

... it we could make o interruption | compleie although he Ww jot to have the nian who would say we we of the great safe from invasion Not « ad fallen upon lin a bundred seemed to the village by nes ! fixhti in Flanders and } econsideration ! sound of the ...

... it• bid' after whet had happened in Belgium tied the other *seat it was wry seam& wiry should make some terns in am of an invasion. They on the Ken Coed, and although it was not probible it site possible thee there might be • battle landing. It was neosinery ...

... that in •iesr of tl,onfol slat ghtvy erot.Abt by the Gran Ilvlimns. 4 ea, the dusy of every 1441$ to ovum!. Mr. W. U.. of an invasion • ylaite of ni.l4llV for She women issal should be . fl;at a • natter for the COllll2Vli. C. Wlent est to the ISrt.s hue ...

... in the columns of the Essex Couxty Chronicle at the present time regard to the attitude of the civil population in case of invasion, it is instructive to read that when the 19th Division of the German Army advanced up to the bridge of Tours, it was met ...

... the event of an invasion. Various suggestions have been put forward, but full instructions, are told, will given in due time; in the meanwhile, it is incumbent upon everyone to be prepared for all eventualities. The likelihood an invasion becomes the more ...

... machine gun.-., hilling seven officers and taWng othcr« pri«oner. ...

... amount of fruit and vegetables during the winter for the splendid seamen the North Sea, who wero guarding our shores from invasion. Mrs. J. L. Martin, hon. secretary for the Chelmsford branch, was elected hon. treasurer, the motion of Canon Lake, and several ...

... again, winter wheat. the With ordin lities. it would permit of t anricnia is a hut the problem i comp lie he cold frame. man invasion «of Po nd an ich earl. the vines We do net know have been thence er as early a6 1 what have d he put inte troops, or may ...

... accompanied the headquarters General Hotse’e army Bwltserlnnii till he wee called oft share in the Dnke York’, ill-managed Invasion ...

... this country was fighting of the small nations and also for its own existence. Some people said there no likeliiiiod of an invasion tlii6 country, but his humble opinion they would have their bad tim«s in the months to come. —Sir John Bethell, M.P., appeaJed ...