... decisive in the great ttle of the world—the dattle of the Marne. (Cheers.) As for the New Army, which came into the battle of the Somme, it bore the rest of the brunt of war in the west under the command of Sir Douglas Haig, and in the last four months ...

... loving memory of Private John Jasper, 6th D.C.L.I., who was reported wounded and missi on 18th August, 1916, in the battle of the Somme, 18 the dearly-loved and only brother of Catherine Lamerton, and devoted brother-in-law of Haro! Lamerton, late gunner ...

... Northumber! | dreach of discipline—They had also re- rs. le was ceived from the eat Hawkmoor . badly wounded in the Battle of the Somme, letter referring to case. |end spent nineteen months in hospital. He subsequently returned to France, and was supe ...

... Paris the German |commanders appear to have recognized that the war was lost to them, a vi ow which id stro’ At the battle of the Somme Ludendorff also lamente that our munitions and wea) were more effective than the that our attacks more desperate, that ...

... Ruin to My Career. THE SOMME BATTLE. 3 dlnnor in honour of the 147th r •• 1 Londerleson last night, Lieut.- Sir Muter . who contr. •.1 the Dmsion frets 1914 to 1916, charged waaton men entrorted to my ems' the Battle of the Somme 1 that charge with i ...

... Ridge, which had just been taken over from the|_ French. Within a month of its in|, France th> was taking its share the battle of the Somme, the 2nd Division || capturing W ‘ood, suffering very ter the division again j avily.. A few days la “The 10th D.C.L ...

... the cavalry the Sawselltioners3 twee, whore be greatly dim.. gnishad He sommanded one of the emits engaged in the Battle of the Somme, and in 1917 was appo.nted to command the Egyptian Mrpodilicmary Pores, at the heed of whisk he dress the Turks from ...

... support of the 8th (Buller’s Own) that water is oom ing the mine, cnd in milita: opinion differs with reg 10 At the first battle of the Somme they shared some quarters appre! nsion is felt. How- the statement of the War Secretary aS en in the capture of Mamotz ...

... official precautions. All day which they fondly supposed they were terday at Mutley Bapti: ist Church, Plymouth.! et the battle of the Somme. \ thusiestic. Only persons with permits were 1 PERSONAL VISIT - Covenant of the League had pointed to the station. ...

... returned to France in Dear Sir,—I have to thank you ‘for your int where the strain has almost reached | The opening of the battle of the Somme! Scptember last, and helped to reform the letter of 20th inst., and shall he pleased to reaking point. and the ecene ...

... Passed se were the men who at Ypres, on the Somme, through the German lines without being and at Paschendale end Cambrai fought what discovered. On the morning of M. arch 24, DiS were. really decisive battles, under circum- after three days’ incessant ...