... wires. Traffic was disorganized, and communication with Tonbridge, Tunbridge Wells, Hastings, Folkestone, Dover, and the Continent cut off. A large gang of m«*n was set to work by the postmaster to clear the obstruction, but the task is one of considerable ...

... wires. Traffic d.eorgenised. and coinrouniostion with Toubradge, Tunbridge Wells, Hastings, Folkeetone, Dover and the Continent cut off. A large gang of men was set to work by the portanastcr to clear the obstruction. !sio injury wiis caused. ...

... Traffic was disorgan - ised, and communication with Tunbridge, Tunbridge Welk., Hartings.frolkeatone, Dover and the Continent cut off. A large gang of wen was set to work by the postmaster to clear the bstr uction. ...

... During the early part of the week the damage wrought by the gale the wires connecting London with the provinces and the continent, cut off outside business to an important extent, and markets left to themselves, found nothing apparently very stimulating in ...

... possession of the Congo, she would link it up with German East Africa, and thus stretch con- tinuously across the Continent, cutting off our Colonies in South Africa from the Soudan and Egypt. England has effectually prevented this process further South ...

... passengers until eleven o'clock yesterday morning. Three services were cancelled. All telephonic communication with the Continent cut off last night. The lgareriv oar Lightship broke from her moorings during the storm and drifted seven miles before tenders ...

... Lynn . Local travellers have been delayed for twenty-four hours . SERIOUS SITUATION IN SUFFOLK . HASWICH ROUTE TO THE CONTINENT CUT OFF . Monday ' s downpour created great havoc in Suffolk , causing the rivers to rise- several feet above their normal level ...

... experience devoting attention to th© future Siberia. is a vast, little-known land, with immense possibilities. It is a continent, cut off from the great world; an immense Russian Canada, which needs all the booming and careful development which Canada has ...

... all the difference. They would have to suffer, all of them, in one way or another. They read about the nation on the Continent- cutting off many of their luxuries. really could not understand fully how Russia, that country which had always believed in nothing ...

... farmhouse and cottage in Fast Anglia within the sphere of its operations. With a large part of our egg su‘::l.\' from the Continent cut off, a mo=t tavourable opportunity now exists to sccure the best markets in this country, and all egg producers should seck ...

... the dislocation trade, but merchants and other distributor* naturally feel the position keenly. With imports from the Continent cut off. and the prospect of further decline in the home production the organisation of machinery and labour for munition work ...

... dislocation of trade, but merchants and other distributors naturally feel the position keenly. With imports from the Continent cut off, and the prospect of further decline in the home production as the organisation of machinery and labour for munition ...