... the heat Kattalema in .Irenr. How far his work ouvrodeal can he gauged uhoequent gallant work of the Battalion in the Battle. of the Somme. ...

... ME FRONT. It was in February that the result of the Battle of the Somme became manifest. Beg un in the previous summer and continued until well into the autumn, with •the capture of many strong positions which the enemy had htid for two years, it was ...

... British was begun Christinas night, 1916, when the whole French battle line the Somme, and something more, was incorporated our front. In the fighting which followed the Battle of tne Somme, the British lane was bnougthi; up to within one mile north-west ...

... V4 ADO OF UNG —— few miles away, and visits were afforded the to renew friend In J the battalion ships. part in the battle of the Somme, everybot ...

... uitrehlwbn the ist J. W. Scott. list Battalion took its at ho. 11 turn us trench work till July Ist. item, and .111 the Battle of the Somme it went over at • e as 4:44. Friun with first Toneh a oti Nero followed at radon. place'. including • I-rani vla ...

... the rank of Sergeant. He joined the Army in September, 1918, arrived in France in March, 1918, and went through the battle of the Somme from July Ist, 1918. He was formerly with Mr Hiacott at the Town Clerk's.offioe. Enemy R Mrs E. Gsr.», of Farley’s Cardens ...

... forget that the German soldiers on the Western Front to-day were in high spirits—higher than they had 'been since the battle of the Somme. They had crushed Russia. How far —he hoped it might be very far—Russian ideas might permeate into Germany one did not ...

... they have battle honours to emblason w jH absorb most of the available space. Their early experiences were similar to many others early oil in the war, for landing in September, 1915, j),,.- marched not many days later straight into the battle of Loos, ...

... till July Ist, 1016, and That night we spent as the guests of a . to the Ypres salient within week of their to the Battle of the Somme it went over Divisional Headquarters Staff, and on our arrival, and suffered severely from the at Friecourt with the ...

... they took part on the West Front, ,tiara statements explanatory of the posh. at the battle of the Somme, and would accept them and r . as at Suck* Bay so on the Somme, the in i we t h e problems, that face such a covered themselves wish tglory. But ;pm* ...

... various stages of the followi its most leftward course we see wh ere it stood in 1916 before the commencement of the Battle’ of the Somme, end, forking away near to ite extremity, we get the alignment at the close of that year efter the capture of Thiopval ...

... whereas before the battle the British had one strong defensive Ow four. they have A gratifying feature of our operations on the Western front has been the decrease in the percentage of infantry casualties. At the battles of the Somme they were very heavy ...