... an invasion. Baldock >t laat be«n inT«ded by »be militwy, »nd both th« inr»d«r« «>• people on the eery beet of terms. between 7 end 8 o’clock Fndnv night, Meroh 19ib, tired with tbeir long enowy elnsby rood., the Cbe.hire TetrUori.l Regiment, over 900 ...

... INVASION * NEW ASSISTANT OVKHM.ER The members Dun' Hoard of Guardians met the Room of t!ie Union 'Vorkhou-'- on • lav morning, Mr. .S. Street (Vive-Chiif man) pre-idin^. A DECREASE IN NEMBERS Tlic Mfl'ter (Mr. F. rci the nunjl'e.«« i i the were compared ...

... NO INVASION. Two yokels were discussing the probabilities of the Germans invading England. The older of the two was most emphatic in his contention that the Germans would never get here. “And if they do,” he went on, ‘“‘where be they going to fight? Gaffer ...

... THE INVASION or] HUNGARY. ...

... INVASION OF ROUMANIA LAST NIGHTS GERMAN REPORT. (Press Association War Special.) Ansterdam, Monday. The Berlin communiqué states:— The fighting to the south and east of Buchatest is procveding in our favour, ENEMY CLATMS TO POOTY AND ...

... IN THE EVENT OF INVASION. Tiw» Furl of Durham, *1 t a ciTiU^i made «». . this cwnty ii>tke », p„,ent »l«nn uiM>n our wore*. . t panic amongst the community. I xo '‘i-srM: r^»™«ss tho couaty. • for hr t £i“i S2“ wt* «.r arta tiroogh k tk.t if order, the ...

... CIVILIANS AND INVASION. There are probably quite a large number people who still do not realise the position in which they stand cilia regard to the war. They read of fighting on the continent, and 01 small natal actions in distant seas, and fall into ...

... INVASION OF BELGIUM. Dritish Railways Controlled by State. moved, wire entanglements sot up, advanced m‘ terics set in position, ammunition distributed. and telegraphic communicaticns established. On the morning of July 26th orders were given to the railway ...

... HUNGARIAN INVASION. IMPORTANT OCCUPATIONS BY THE RUSSIANS. Rome, Tuesday Morning. The Corzespondence Bureau having pubßshed ...

... The Danger of invasion. To qoeation o( London delcoo»» mentinfc w.k h.ld at Ilford Town Hall, Sir Bet bell preeidion. Major General J, E. Dickie raid there wm general iropreieion that pombility of an iaraeioa wae over on account of tba defeat of the ...

... Invasion Incidents. it's • very hard time for all kinds and condi- 1 tions of boys. a father told the Luton magistrates on Wednesday. in complaining that they could not play in the street*. and were not allowed in the recreation grounds', or on Winsclon ...

... WOMEN AND INVASION. memoraadom oa the .boT. Ue jh.ao reoeatlT drawn op prmeat.d the Earl of Barer (acting Deed Liooteneat for *b* Oonnty) kigo*d th* following :—Th* Hon.Mt*. Ab*l Smith. Woodhell Park. Hertford: Th* Hon. Mr*. David Beveo, BnHoe*. Ethel ...