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... THE. LAST INVASION OF AD Could you give off-hand the date of the last invasion of England? It took place no longer ago than 1797, and the “ Daily Chronicle commends its utter failure to the notice of Germany. The invading force of French landed at Fishguard ...
... CIVILIANS AND AN INVASION. Lord Durham’s Proclamation. Lord Durham, Lord-Lieutenant of Durham, to-day issued a proclamation to the civilian population stating that precautionary srrangements had been made to safeguard the civilfan population of the county ...
... calling in the mortgage, and tell the mortgager that you will waive same if insures against dimago by invasion, using that term, of course, cover invasion by air well as land or water. A STRONG PROTEST. STRANGE MISREPRESENTATION. To thi> Editor Tho Yorkahir» ...
... East and aided their friends in the West. Belgium arid France have suffered most. We have been spared the worst that comes invasion, and must not forget it. In token ouraposition ought secure far more men than we have-so far obtained, that can help our ...
... been preparing schemes for the invasion of England, and is certain they have very carefully considered plans to-day. They have transports ready to embark any moment they deem opportune an army of ! ...
... honour to be your ,nr-t obedient servant. .3, P. D. FRENCH, Commanding-in-Chiejf the .\ ra in the Field. * * YORKSHIRE AND INVASION. GENERAL BADEN-POWEI.LS VIEW. Th; “People’’ publishes an intorvu «ii!, General .Sir Robert Baden-Pmvell. win-r, v,.. * his ...
... tell you. Go home and get under the bed. Keep your hide out of sight, and leave men to deal with the question of German invasion, whether an imaginary or a real danger. OLD RIFLEMAN. BRITISH GOODS. NEED FOR A NATIONAL TRADE MARK. . To the Editor of The ...
... any of these, and that he agrees that in what did not make bis meaning sufficiently clear. —Ed. Y.P. THE RISK OF A GERMAN' INVASION, SIR WALTER RUNCIMAN’S CONFIDENCE, Sir Walter Ruocimaa. M.P., presiding at the annual meeting in Newcastle the Blyth Shipbuilding ...