... sustained considerable damn to the stern. Sir Evelyn Wood pro. damage. if any, unknown• A .uriou■ effeot of the war tam been the invasion of Eastern France by numbers of wild boar, from the German foreeta. A good them got to Low** ...

... These implements hare also been pooled, and have greatly helped to make good the deficiency of machinery /vaulting from the invasion. The peasants have again and again expreased their gratitude to English formers whose timely end practical holt, les proved ...

... defence portion. We required 1,086.000 men over and above the regular Army. That was the smallest number that could prevent invasion being attempted and which could furnish a potential reserve from which • large proportion would volunteer for service abroad ...

... the special monthly 'service at the Primitive Methodist Church on Sunday. the subject his address being Salvation through Invasion. The choir. under the conductorship of Mr. J. T. Hoblss, sang the anthem Seek ye the Lord, the solo's being taken by Mr ...

... and integrity of Belgium. If Belgium was compelled to submit to allow her nauseatity be violated, the Witiation was dam THE INVASION OF LUXEMBURG. German Violation of Treaty of A Reuter telegram from Luxemburg states that the German troops bass entered the ...

... they are now with the Gloucester and Wonseter Brigade forming part of the first line of defence of London in Cho event of invasion. Several of the men have become SO customized of the military life that thee declare their intention to enlist for the full ...

... be it also observed, not the professional soldiers of the old regime, but the very nations themselves in arms. The German invasion of Belgium and the attempt now being made to carry the war into France all along the line resembles nothing so much as one ...

... place will be full enough )y the end of the week. We expect 50,000 ritish troops here at once. Not a word of !le friendly invasion was to be coromuniatecl to the public for a fortnight; but now know that our expeditionary force has een disembarked at Boulogne ...

... the amount will at least be doubled. Peasant farmers in Belgium, France, Serbia, and Poland have suffered the horrors of invasion which, but for our Navy and the hindrance which these smallholder. placed in the way of the Garman advance, we might have ...

... week-end, and, if so, at what intervals of time (4) In cries of invasion. to addition to service near your would coo be prepared to nerve in any part of the Dome counties? (51 In case of invasion, would you be prepared to nerve in any part of the United Kingdom ...

... stock presented by English farmers to the peasants near the fighting lire help them to tide over the di , a-ten folloding the invasion. The Agriculture? Relief of Allies Cionintittee, the medium through which the help has .been offered, has reeeived information ...

... IPIPIIRS. prominent topic of elisenssion in London and the home rowdies is the queition of the civilim.'s duty is ease of invasion. The Government has made it known this week that the eontingency is not lost sight of, and instructions will be issued should ...