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... matter hkely be arrived at to-day. THE CITY BATTALION jfVu. , FOUGHT. U** in Sheffield City Battalion Fought and 2 li Battle of the Somme was described rian t Hion, late of the York and LantK^ss ,ar V 8 * 11 lecture in the dining hall Ift Wtn' works. Sheffield ...
... had the great felicity of finding ne in azreemcat with him. We discussed the question at the besinninz of the first battle of the Somme. We differca in delails, for he was, I thouzht, a littl: ontimistic. “It will be over in October,” he said. * Well, ...
... Feb. 21; Battle of Verdun began Apr. 29: Fall of Kut. May 15: Battle of Vimy Ridge. May 31: Naval battle off Jutland. June 2; Second battle of Ypres began. June 5: Death of Lord Kitchener in the Hamp- shire. July 1: First battle of the ...
... one instance of what the Ger- mans have to contend with, it may be stated that on the Bapaume-Arras 1 , during the battle of the Somme, we blew up two bi mines, leaving enormous craters on either side of the road. When we moved forward the road was repaired ...
... collaboration of the British air force in the great battle says : There is a spirit of emulation among the Allies to take part in battles in which they are not directly engaged. Durino- the battles in Picardy General Pershing placed under the orders ...
... GERMAN WAVES HURLED BACK TEN TIMES. SLIGHT GAINS IN SOUTH. Kaiser Battle on U>© Western front wan rammed yesterday. the early morning the enemy again struck heavily aooth of the Somme in the direction of Amiens. the British front the Germans made progrena ...
... changed and that the Bodies were aiming at the goal have been striving so hard to attain since the begiiming of the Battle of the Somme. At the end he enemy would have more to show for his efforts and his appalling losses than a more or less big dent ...
... yreat felicity of finding tie in agrt•eitiit v.ith him. iVe discussed the question at the isezinni.l2 o r t he first battle of the Somme. We difr-rcti i.i details. for he was, I thou.dit, a Int: opt'mistic. It will be over in October, be said. Well. ...
... sectors established by nature, consisting the sector north the Anore, the sector between the Ancre and the Somme, the ; sector between the Somme and the Luce, the 'sector between the Luce and the A we, and the sector between the Aw© and Noye. The latest ...
... Australians are again ui a wholly devastated country, the site the original French defences before and during the tir*t battle of the Somme. The woods shown ou the maps are mere skeletons, aud the ticlds rouud them full of old ditches and shell holes. Progress ...
... January, 1915, and crossed to Fran ...
... J. G Graves, Ltd., joined a local battalion in 1914; and saw service in Egypt, and later in France. He was in the battle of the Somme . in 1916. lle is making, good progress towards recovery Private Percy Tom Brookes, of ,Glenalmond Road, Ecciesall, ...