... UNUSUAL INVASION. jfAOKEBEL FISHING OFF THE PIER-HEAD. Rarely here uden on tie Southend Pier had auoh exeelleM aport tknt experienced during the lent week or ten dare- Great numbers of mackerel hare come up daily with the tide in pnranit of ehoale of ...

... BIG INVASION OF Though was official Bank Holiday on the first Monday in August, th» rush vigltora Southend doling the week-end extraordinary and was not far behind that of previous years. figurca for Saturday and Sunday nearly up the average, but was ...

... war involves. At' the, seme time maintained that the present rear, far England was concerned, Justified, owing Germany's invasion of Belgium. Mr. W. H. BoMnn occroied the chair. Mr. W. baa been appointed registrar the Society, and Mr. 8. G. Marshall now ...

... soldiers, and your willing service yield, And show the world we’re fighting for the right. preserve our dear old England from invasion by foe. For oar homes and that’s sacred, eeme and train; Te protect a nation from fair Belgium's ghastly woe. And our sisters ...

... all up the East Coast the Government were making preparations in esse there ihonld an invasion. They all hoped and trusted would never come, but it was use until invasion same before they prepared to meet It. the Government were preparing trenches and field ...

... Active Cooperation the War 'Office. Replete with Stirring Military Scenes designed to show what might happen in the etent of Invasion of v.. England. WITH UP-TO-DATE PROGRAMME ADDITION. Afternoon Tea Free, 4.9 '4.30. )MIfi6ION. fid. and 3d. Children, 3d. ...

... and horse-fly. The natives are mostly friendly, although it ia apparent in some districts they resent such a large white invasion, but I do not think they need worry, for few will return to the fevers and bush of the plains. ...

... LEIGH NOTES. Leigh has been unexpectedly busy during the week-end and the Bank Holiday. The invasion of the Northamptone and the Staffordahlree, had already filled up most empty toomn and caused increase of business amongst the tradesmen, and the week-end ...

... was all Ike* could ha desired, with the tide at the mid-day hour. Last year had the pleasure of recording an unprecedented invasion of 1«0 SBS the three days. This year the figure for the two railways was 106,711. with a matter 14,491 passengers the steam ...

... apart from the denuding of onr shores of regular and territorial troops or of invasion, the Special Constable's duty ia the more urgent: were there each denudation or invasion, all urgency would pass to the military force; the administration of the National ...

... they could dpmmand the Channel, and render it impassable our ships unless at night. They could laj Dover in ruins, and the invasion of England would be much more practicable than it was particular,: these were vast centres of munition works, .and meant ...

... provided; th© Government being responsible for equipment and arming. Mobilisation can only ordered in the cas®* immlr>nt invasion. Indeed, the whole done of the regulations suggests a regard for the performance business duties which has sometimes not ...