... mentioned, a paper which boasts for a sub-title, the phrase Devoted to Art as a National Asset. This article states 'The Battle of the Somme' is an epic, it will reveal to future generations not only the costume and detail of our age, but also the technique ...

... A.) The Navy as a Fighting Machine. Bvo, pp. 411. Hugh Rees ccc.uuvv. DEE B/6 GIBBS (Philip) The Battle of the Somme. Cr. Bvo, pp. D ORI - iisisssisittabssaseibiissaanssiisne TR Bf HOAR (Allen) The Submarine Torpedo Boat. Cr. Bvo, pp ...

... and English Education. Constable net 26 German Imperialism. Dampierre. Constable net 10 o Gibbs (P.) Battle of the Somme. Heinemann net 60 Gibbs (P.) The Soul of the War. Heinemann net 20 Gilchrist (R. M.) Honeysuckle Rogue. Westall ...

... further north i Flanders, nor are the ¥rench active, but the retreat of the enemy is a tangible token that victory in the battle of the Somme rested with the Allies. That cannot be explained away by the enemy. END OF TRENCH WAR? The Germans are industriously ...

... WELSH, AGENT FOR OFFICIAL PICTURES. Interesting details of the manner iil xvhich those historic film records, The Battle of the Somme, ' King George at the Front, and other British ' Official war pictures are to be introduced to the French public ...

... handled their railways better and concealed their movements better. . . . The battle o£ the Marne was won the swinging of a great Ibody of troops riglht behind the line of battle from east to west, by train, with a rapidity and secrecy of which the enemy ...

... Essentials of e Physiology. LONGMANS .eeeeeeezerseeeecesss DO 4 Bancroft (F.) The Head Man. Hutchinson 8 0 Battle of the Somme. Heinemann Dbet 3¢ Be a Man. Bucknall. Harrap ..cccoee..oooees DL 29 Before Midnight. Mordaunt ...

... remarkable strip °f transparent paper film, and, finally, the historic sine' camera which. vas used to record The Battle of the Somme in the present war. A number of local picturedromes and film firo . availed themselves of the miniature screen, which ...

... measured, it constitutes for the Allies a most favourable omen. It is the direct, though belated, outcome of the memorable Battle of the Somme, which is thus removed for ever from the realm of controversy. —Times. ...

... m. ST. JOHN'S & KING'S PARK CHURCH. SABBATH, !dawn, AT r.o. Limn. GIPSY PAT SMITH, Severely wounded, July 1916, at Battle of the Somme. D ALKEITEI P.B.A. BROTHERHOOD. In CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH on SUNDAY FIRST, at 3.30 p.m. Speaker *Mr J. W. Comma, Edinburgh ...

... the boys sotye the battalions of our ! own local regiment fell gloriously but in[ effectually in the first hours the Battle t the Somme. say “ineffectually,” but [that means that the imntediate (object for which they fought was not then I attained. Doubtless ...

... comrades. The late Private M’Fodzean was one of the four Ulster Division men who won tho Victoria Cross the opening of the Battle of tho Somme. THE ROYAL RED CROSS DECORATION. Miss Mary Kcli, second daughter of Mr. James KeU, Downshire Hoad, Cregagh, has been ...