... INVASION OF EGYPT. Destined to Occur When Lunt Expected. A Daily Noes ocereposdree et writes:— I have good Marla believe Hat the anew.* indecision in cow nee** with hare d operation In the Balkans is IMO* tem di& *ldes an as flebtelka with lite **lieu ...

... INVASION OF BULGARIA. Roumanians Cross the Danube.. Bucharest, Monday—Roum.entan Southern Front.—Our troops crossed the Danube between Rustchuk and Tu In Dobrudja we attacked *long front, and repulsed the enemy's antra right flank.—Ranter. The Danube ...

... THREATENED INVASION OF FALKLAND. Preparations ter Fight. That Admiral von Seep planned — to adios the Falkland Islands for teermany ard use theme for a Basal ba•e is the most probable explanation of his doomed squadron arrival off the islands on December ...

... prod.. • eon of or* £lOllOlll. Notting it before ever seen Evesiham. A powerful owl thraflnr . p lre dapiottng the great invasion of Americo. THREE Platlrf AWES DAILY, at 3. 630. Prism of athatsaion Y Wnkl, *bolt' tosowyod at Ild. and 1/2, no extra change ...

... his Majesty's ship Niger for the last two dayx and only put to this morning. LINERS WAITING AT HAMBURG . Threatened Spring Invasion. An American who has visited Bremen and Hamburg,Germany's great cominerc.ai seaports, and Kie , her leading war harbour,e:amis ...

... in year next mann_ J. W. Wtws Stec, Chatrtnan of the County Shiro/ma. Worweeer, August. Jill MENACE TO SERBIA. Threatened Invasion Through Bulgaria. Bucharest (uudausci).—Bwpotto are exr:vw.g horn many quarters wadi mud to the con- of Autitro-Gerwva troop* ...

... A unique experiment has been triiirnphan accomplished. While this two-fold tea strengthening the Allies and preventing an invasion by sea has been in process the British ships in thq Mediterranean have covered and convoyed the transport of French troops ...

... lady of Cheshire, was knighted by Elisabeth for „ her valiant address on the Queen taking the command at the threatened invasion by Spain, did she know that a whole city of Spanish women, the gallant women of Tortoise, had been knighted for awing that ...

... 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** ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... increased atmospheric bamidity, a fertile soil, negation of the de. Tainting lot winds from the desert, and relief fres invasions of the locust swarms that now breed there. ...