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... WORLD Professor Wlttc had painted a' pieturt• tit a hat he described as the teonornie background this war. and pointed out that we had every reason to be proud of those who mounting the . ept•prpuiut t he'eltalaWaistetta,' Vs . 1 14 (he said) • We sere ...
... WORLD WAR The death took place In St Mar: tin's Hospital, Bath, on July 27. of Mr Edwin Percy Newbury, of 64, The Rank, Malden Bradley. Mr Newbury, who was born in' the village, and spent the greater, part of his life there, was, at the time of his death ...
... IN WORLD WAR would dominate v O r '— -S. Senator ' n fe . Senator Millard 6a d yesterday that if V°' >d Britain became a war with Russia, ans certainly °rn« est of on the ground * tune. V 1 immediate developns Bhtin g man-power and ♦ «tern Europe and ...
... WORLD WAR NOT INEVITABLE. Although confessed that he was in a mood of deep depression resulting from the state of the world, Mr. J. Maxton, M.P., presiding for the last time at the annual conference of the Independent Labour Party at Scarborough on Saturday ...
... THE WORLD WAR. Proceeding to his charge, the Archdeacon said Go war bold the predsminent place in the minds of nice—and where it did not there was surely something wrong. In July, 1914, thy wets told that everything was to go en as us cal; and the bushman ...
... THE WORLD WAR. DECIDED ON RUSSIA* FRONT. MILITARY VIEW. (PRESS ASSOCIATION WAR SPECIAL.! PETROGRAD, Thursday- The 'Russky Invalid.' the Russian organ, says that everything points to--the P bability that the German activity ' n *. hat winter campaign will ...
... WORLD WAR will appear in the next issue (October 19th) of ...
... THE WORLD WAR One hundred and twenty-nine years ago last week Frederic the Great of Prussia died. The anniversary has A Voice from recalled to the memory of History enr y Lucy a well-known passage which he cites from the writings of Macaulay in a letter ...
... WORLD WAR The cremation of Mr William Thomas Richard Allard of 10 Christchurch St West, Frome, who died at the Victoria Hospital on November 20. took place at Hay combe Crematorium, Bath. on Monday. Mr Allard who was 76. served with the Somerset Light ...
... NO WORLD WAR defences are ade- QUATELY STRENGTHENED. or speedy strengthening of ain fences was stressed Mr. am uel Hoare, First Lord Wednesday s P eecties in London on slr Hoare said if the British 4 lr Force were adequately strengthened time there would ...
... WORLD WAR Going for a coach outing this weekend? How about a trip on this one? This picture was taken at White Hilt Barn, Shoscombe, before the First World War. This was the picking-Up spot for many years for coaches to football matches, choir or other ...
... fortunes of this world war on sea and land and the air, friend and foe must recognise that decisive shock has been sustained and that the losses sustained in prime naval units and in damage to naval bases will prolong rather than-shorten the war. There is no ...