... number of Hungarians who were in waiting. The old hands thereupon determined to resist what they regarded as a foreign labour invasion, and with the assistance of their friends drove the Hungarians back, to their quarters, where the latter barricaded themselves ...

... expressed the general tendency of public opinion. While the gentleman held that there was little ground for apprehending foreign invasion, and that the of France was sincere ally of this country, represented the Rifle Volunteers constituting foree which was once ...

... at large if the tunnel w~as completed, although many people believed jest the reverse. With regard to the probability of invasion he remnembered when steam ie first camea into active operation, everybedy raid what a .1bad thing in one respect it was, ...

... spoke of the value of the St. John Ambulance Association, par- ticularly from a civil point of view. He said that in case of invasion the small ambulance corps belonging to the rejular army would not be able to do all the work required, and they would look ...

... (and it- was almost the only occasion) to dilate upon the economy of any expenditure which makes us absolutely secure from invasion, upon the grounds of international credit and financial security. The Liberas below the gangway, however, made the House ...

... such a force as the. colonel then had- perhaps one thousand men-entered the country, it would certainly be looked upon as an invasion by the Makololo, and disturbances would ensue.. He finally understood from Serpg Pinto that, acting upon these representa- ...

... exist- I ing dimficulties which will secure the market rights of the Corporation and the maintenance of an open market. 1 The invasion of the Birmingham pig-dealers into Wolverhampton Cattle M arket, yesterday, created considerable excitement amongst the wholesale ...

... brilliant and successful passages in the Budget speech, was that in which Mr. Lowe argued that it was in our power to make invasion demonstrably impossible, and that any outlay necessary for providing us with a force sufficiently strong to crush an enemy ...

... threatened with a reduction Helooked-upon the coming of those gentlemen into the Oldbury district I as nothing less than an invasion upon the territory of the -West -Bromwich Association. He -was rather surprised at the Oldbury men in turning' their backs ...

... inrernee, £6631. 14s. Sd. h GCbouroLEiSS ALARM.- The FPrastc ais expresses a fear that Efiglaisc is malsiog preparations for the invasion of France. Evrerybodly kenows, it appears, that the Enlglish sre constructingo very important fortifications in the ehands ...

... deprive them of the tine necessary for the profitable working of the land. For a mouth the iien heldout firmly against this invasion of their rights; but oni the circumstances reaching the ears of Counvillor Pool, of Bridliugton Quay, early-in May, that ...

... 76P. Q(1. f.a~b. Ardrossaam Stotts, S7s. Gd. f.o.b. Loithi ; icotniol, 8l3s. f.o b. Bownless. Writh tl:e exceptioil of the invasion of our London markot by thio lelgian houses for channol amil girder iron, wo haive but littlo citange to notiee this week ...