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... re Regiment, is at home on furlough, having been nominated for a commission ;n a Yorkshire Regiment. He was in the battle of the Somme, and came through without a scratch. His description the fight corresponds with accounts hair printed, and his friends ...
... Austrians. WESTERN FRONT. The capture of Pozieres by the British, in -the middle of last week, in oonncxion with the Battle of the Somme, was followed by scarcely any pause. Artillery and infantry work duirdng Wednesday night and tbe whole Thursday. We ...
... distinction between the newspaper offices in the town. Bailie Milne seconded. Agreed. [CONTINUED ON Pain 6.1 THE CEASELESS BATTLE ON TIM SOMME. British Headquarters in the Field, France, Batnrday.--Bummer bad come with a vengeance, and although the artillery ...
... BATTLE ON THE SOMME The Allied Offensive ...
... was unmarried and worked as miner with Carton Company at Xo. Pit. had been 1o months in Fra-cj and took part in the battle of the Somme, meeting his death on I util July. was attached one the Divisional Machine Gun Corps. ' ...
... EASTERN COUNTIES. BRITISH AIRMEN BUSY. CONTINUED RUSSIAN ADVANCE. - Wednesday. 734 day of the war. 34th day of the battle of the Somme. German airships made a visit to the East Coast on Thursday morning. They crossed the coast in the Hastern Counties ...
... remit the whole or portions of the punishmeojt. BATTLE OF THE SOMME. THE NEW TACTICS. By Mr. H. WARNER ALLEN (the Representative of the British Press with the French Army). With the French/Army the Somme It is highly important that the meaning of the pauses ...
... the Western front at least have shot their bolt. But they were even more confident on this point the day after the battle of the Somme began, and the month that has elapsed the French and English have steadily bettered their positions, driving the enemy ...
... letter received by his parents in Chestnut-street, from Rifleman D. N Wain, of 'he King's Royal Rifles, refers to the battle of the Somme, in which he took part. He says that he does not remember much of the rush across the half-mile of. open ground but ...
... serving his country, while two weer members are in hospital suffering from wounds. Private Mercer was engaged in the battle of the Somme when be was struck by a piece of 'a bursting shell on July 4th. His funeral et Aston was attended by about 50 wounded ...
... Merit for - gal entry, and enemies,' under heavy fire during •he action of July let. 1916. the semmeneement of the' battle of the Somme, in the Colinearam teeter.•• lb, promotion wan granted at the same time. Bombardier J. W. Ryan. of the R.F. A.. and ...
... FRIDAY, 4 AUGUST, 1916. BATTLE OF THE SOMME. ALLIES' NEW TACTICS. The following' dispatch dated Monday has been received from Mr. H. Warnel Allen; the representative of the British Press with the French Army It is highly impcniant that the meaning of ...