... week, on the contrary, all the interest has centred in the Somme region. . Put briefly, the week's record is thak the Franco-British forces have aii. l canoed all along the line from to the Somme. Measured in distance, the advance is not great—usually from ...

... three acts, and 'is preceded by a bright little trifle entitled A Family - Entertainment. BRIGHTON PALLADIUM. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. Many may go to the recognise a Brighton Palladium a Oper House, King s-ioad, a husband, or a sweetheart. They will ...

... only here but in Germany. The polling was neeew,itatAd. by the elevation of Sir Edward Grey to the peerage. BATTLE ABBEY FETE .AND BAZAAR. Battle presented an animated appearance on Wednesday, when a fete and bazaar were held in the grounds of the famous ...

... brother, of the R.F.A., who went through the W'ar in South Africa, also has been wounded, his hack being injured the battle of the Somme. He was a member, before joining up. of the Broadmoor Asylum staff. Ho is now an inmate of the Keighley Hospital, Yorks ...

... with an orchestral ooncert on the Pantiles yesterday (Thursday) morning. the manifest delight the seat-holder©. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME.— Our readers will remember the extraordinary outburst Press approvol when on August a private presentation this ri ...

... will be a pictorial version of the famous story, AWFULLY SORRY. Tom Brown's Sebonldays. The ofEcial film of the Battle of the Somme will be exliiiibited oa Elli A ott, of similar offeme Paragon was was alleged against Emma September the 18th. 1, et ...

... August 40th. BATTLE THE SOMME. —The manage• as the Royal Cinema ae Lute, adjoining the railway stauon, ha:e secured at great ex pease the vole rights for Ashford for the production of the greatest film ever produced. The Battle of the Somme in parts. This ...

... Chapel, Mr. J. Q. Evans, and Mrs. Evans, were present. OFFICIAL PICTURES OF BATTLE OF THE SOMME.—Mr. H. Groves has arranged for the official pictures the Battle of the Somme to shewn permission of the War Office, at the Great Hall, for the week commencing ...

... probably used for the headquarters of some German regiment. Then came the British bombardment for a week before the battle of the Somme. ...

... Furness During his ten days' visit to the Grand Fleet the Bishop of London addrey.ed the officers and men in every battle.hip and battle cruiser. Sir Francis Douglas Blake, of Tillmouth Park, Northumberland. was on Saturday adopted ao Liberal candidate ...

... but the clouds were breaking. Mr. Killer, one of bis old masters, was now in London hospital, having been wounded the Battle on the Somme. Many others who b*d been with, them were also fighting, but they wore not conscript*. (Applause.) were the Army and ...

... proved to be a source of prolonged mirth, while One who passed by was a drama evidently to the liking of all. The Battle of the Somme is only to be shown for the first three days of the week, and for the latter half the enterprising management have ...