... WILL GO MUCH FURTHER BEFORE LONG. THE special correspondent of the Morning Post with the British Army, writes : The battle of the Somme, begun on July I by our Allies and ourselves, is still in progress, and it will not end till we have accomplished to ...

... DUTCH JOURNALIST AND THE BRITISH OFFENSIVE. AN address on Impressions of the Battle of the Somme was delivered before the Leeds City Luncheon Club on Monday by Mr John C. Van der Veer, London Editor of the Amsterdam Telegraaf, who recently paid ...

... THE It %TVA OF THE SOMME A WEEK OF TREMENDOUS FIGHTING. FUR rH ER BRIT'S H SUCCESSES. on Germ my is increasing from Fat and Wed. The battle of the Somme continues to go in (Avon, - of the British and French forces. w hile the Russian fnmt an Attiek has ...

... to victory in the battle of the Somme ;n such a way that he was awarded the Cro:x de Geer-ie. The gallant Pipe-Msior was shot shames the leg, bat wont en. He was next .hot through the ribs, and when he lay un..uscious on the battle-field the pipes were ...

... IN \ LIWORDON OFFICER KILLED. Intimation has been received of the death in ri..tion in the Battle of the Somme. of Lieut. Ihmald Rose, of the Smith African Scottish. A eon of the late Mr Roderick 11053, of Rosemont, Ross.shire. he was born on March 16 ...

... France ; and Private William Herd, who managed to join at the age of lb in leaving school two years ago, reached the battle of the Somme before he wes returned as too young. ARNISDALE, LOCH-DOURN. DlrrEit;.—The winter sheep dipping took piece this week ...

... are the only sort of ' push' that will ultimately end the war by weakening the military organisation of Germany. The battle of the Somme has emphatieally demonstrated British organisation to markedly superior in one very important respect to that of the ...

... SENT TO THE SOMME. A MONO the prisoners taken during the Somme fighting have been a number of naval men fresh from their ships, says the special correspondent of the Morning Post in the North of France. Some of them took part in the battle of Jutland ...

... Mr rood George :Munro. IRonar-flridge. when informed that the* son, Robert, had beeu tilled in action at the great battle of the Somme loth in-17 After finishing, hi- edittvtion Taiu Royal Adeny. he wa. with Mr Manner.. C.E., Inverness. Alter s.?Ning ...

... goes on to point out tho weaknesses developed in the German machine by the strain of the battle : The reports on the experience gained in the Battle of the Somme submitted to Corps Headquarters unanimously agree as to the necessity for an increased allotment ...

... Africa to enlist, and who was recently wounded while fighting with his regiment, the London Scottish, at the great battle of the Somme. The school results were all very satisfactory, and, withal, efforts for the soldiers and sailors were constantly sustained ...

... from which our Army advanced on that morniug. You feel, when you see it, the thrill of the first moments of the long battle of the Somme —the subaltern giving the word to his men, and himself springing first out of the trench, and falling almost at once ...