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... remembrance of Private George Cochrane, aged 28 year?, who died la hospital. France, through wounds received n action, battle ol the Somme, dearly-lorcd youngest Charles and Elizabeth Coehranc. 6. Wuhiar.- street Kirkdnle. .'Died a hero. -Lovingly remembered'by ...
... it should also help the enemy. The same discouragement was felt about the battle of the Somme last autumn and contributed among other things the change Government The two battle? bear a general resemblance to on© another, with certain important differences ...
... are uncertain, but the effects of the battle of the Somme were not realised until this spring, and can fee) confident that if the British and French armies continue as successfully they have begun the present battle will end in another German retreat, and ...
... Registrar-General has cancelled this, and appointed Hoylake discharged soldier, who was severely wounded : ast July in the battle of the Somme. RACE MEETINGS The Telegraph Company informed that oflicial permission having been granted, the Dundalk and Phoenix ...
... economising their losses, and the only method economy is retreat and shortening their lines. That process began after the battle of the Somme; it will renewed after that of the Scarpc more sensational, if not. a more extended, scale. The Command of the Sea. ...
... proved exceedingly awkward customers t The tenacity of the British in was noted in German military rep-.* is on the battle of the Somme, and the manner in which few British posts ♦ for hoars end hold up ten times ihe number the enemy, and inflict up-n ...
... In other words, have drawn during that very abort apace of time the equivalent of 91 divisions. “Very lato in the battle of the Somme, right away in the autumn, after the weather had broken, careful piece official calculation, proceeding from English ...
... Nor shall we see the fruits at once ; we had wait ntil March for the fruits of the battles fought the Somme and the Ancre lasi year; and the effects of the battles of the will all along the Western front and further still afield as the spring campaign ...