... INVASION. Sir, —There can be no doubt that England is unprepared to resist any real attempt at invasion: Ist. Because of the impotence of our army and navy, consequence of their unpracticed stato during S7 years of peace. 2nd. Because of the uselessness ...

... # * #* CULTURAL INVASION ONE of the most distinguished parties of Russians ever to visit Britian arrives in London to-morrow under the auspices of the Society for Cultural R:lations with™ the US.S.R.,, which is now celebrating its 30th anniversary, The ...

... INVASION OF FRANCE. THE Allies have now nearly reached the frontiers of France ; and trtfh infbations are waited for, and frefh plans are expected. Will they be plans of moderation, or projects of aggrandikment ? Will the Allies be content with item:tinting ...

... Viking invasion Fined £7O ABOVE The Vikeigs returned to the Fens an Saturday and plundered the prise table at the Upwell car- AILURE to pay national contributions These Nordic invaders are all pupils at Upwell Dennis Neil Godfrey. Secondary Modern School ...

... POTATO INVASION 14 - Finland Advertiser, Wednesday, October 24,1979 JUST as the French are continuing to ban English lamb from their market, the Dutch are launching a campaign to sell more potatoes in this country. Until last season the import of maincrop ...

... IN CASE OF INVASION. Ely Headmaster and the Duty of Civilians. “WE SHALL FIRE ON THE FOE.” The recent advice of Mr. H, G. Wells to non- combatants bas evoked considerable discussion. In the “Observer” of last, Mr E H Sunday Blakeney, lead Master of King's ...

... FEAR OF INVASION. This afternoon deputation from Clyde, Forth, Tyne, Tees, and Mersey waited upon the Prime Minister to urge upon the Government that the defence of tho harbours was national. Lord Salisbury, in reply, said that although there was no immediate ...

... The Danger Invasion. Speaking of the work that lay before them. Major Howard said there was that our enemy was at Ins last gasp. was wriggling in the last paints 01 death But those pains might a long time, rher© was a groat deal of work to bo done, work ...

... RUMOURED INVASION OF BURMAH. A Times telegram, dated Mandalay, Thursday, says. With regard to the report of a Chinese invasion Burmah which had reached England, that no io formation regarding any probable disturbances on the Chinese frontier or of any ...

... THE INVASION OF OXFORD. OXFORD has begun to suffer of late years from strange and sudden plethora of ladies. In the old davs of the university, say some twenty or thirty years ago, the appearance of a single lady in term time was to most average unde ...

... The Invasion of Canada. T|oonto, Tuesday. The alleged plan of the Fenians to invade the Dominion causes no uneasiness. If the invasion was really attempted it could only meet with failure. The Canadian contingents for Sonth Africa have not materially ...

... INVASION OF FRANCE. Authentic advice ts stafed fo Nave been received from Spain, of the determination.of Lord Wellington to carry the war almastimmediately into the French territory. His.preparations for that purpose were of amost formidable nature, and ...