... ujiii Lord French in the defence ijid he was closely associated with British Commander-in Chie! in the .xMitiou the battle of the Somme. . oiirse the French representative on the ..me \' ai' l ouncii at Versailles, and as i- to take his stand upon the ...

... ZION’S WORKS. VoU I.—XVI. (with Catalogue) IN THE PRINCIPAL FREE LIBRARIES. The Sway of Battle, With tho exception the sector the long lattie line from the Somme south to the Avre, on which there was a continuance of heavy fighting, with the Germans in ...

... instrqctor in the Officers’ Training Corps, Rcigate, Surrey. is a son of Canon Rarpes. Ballycastlc, and was wounded in tho battle of tbe Somme. Lieutenant A. H. Armstrong. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. (Belfast) has been accepted for the Indian Army. MILITARY ...

... pressure of the enemy is against our line in those desolate tracts of Picardy across which the Germans retreated after battles, of the Somme. Here neither his tactical nor. tbrri‘ torial gains can b© of much value, and would almost appear possible that spectacular ...