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... Battle of the Somme, 1916. When viewed in this way, a different picture emerges with rates falling from 451 per million vehicles in 1990, to 244 in 2000 and 191 per million vehicles for 2004: an overall reduction of 58% since 1990. This reduction is in ...
... commemorate the Battle of the Somme in 1916. Before setting off for Drumcree, Portadown District Master Darryl Hewitt told Orangemen he would not insult their intelligence by reading out the Parades Commission ruling banning them from marching along ...
... BATTLE OF THE SOMME. COMMEMORATION IN THE NORTH Mr, J. P. Beadle's picture, The Charm! of the Ulster Division on Ist July, au; recently bought by an Ulster Committee, was snivelled at the City Hall by the Lady Mayoress of Belfast (Mrs. Jas. Johnston) ...
... THE FRENCH ADVANCE. BATTLE OF THE SOMME. Describing the fighting eolith of the Somme, Mr. H. Warner .tllen, the special corre,pondant of the British Press with the French Armies, says that the enemy feu de barrage was powerless to stop the feeder!) ad% ...
... BATTLE OF THE SOMME German Press Comments (Frsts Association War Spwclal.) AMSTJUtDAM, Sept. 9th. The coumenU of the German Pros* on the battle the Somme display constraint in every line. For exvnple, the ** Koelpische Volkszeitung in this mornioff’e ...
... MONDAY. SEPTEMDXII 25; 1916. THE BATTLE ON THE SOMME. ...
... something out of the Battle of the Somme' A MASSIVE security opera 'dos. the biggest ever sees at Drunicree swung into operation in the Dads around the climb, transfarads' time= into a Deese reasidscent of the battlefield at time Somme. I• an °pennon which ...
... CrREAT BATTLE RAGING BETWEEN SOMME AND OISE carried out puccc*Mul operation*, follow, which our reconnoitring troops prescing forward found the attacked treache* destroyed and evacuated the enemy. Near Beaumetz. Roisel, and east of the Crorafe ('anal ...
... BATTLE Or' THE SOMME. (CONTINUED COLUMN 6. 7.) the French attacked on both' sides of the &mow co-operating closely with ua. The Bram' fawn frost of attack estended from klarkotua on our right, round the salient ast Frsaourt, to the Anore in front of Pierre ...
... 1916. BATTLE OF THE SOMME Sir Douglas Haig’s Despatch TTi* “Times” in leader .ays:-Sii Douglas Haig's deeps tell -he battle the Somme will read with extraordinary interest in this country. the official narrative, not only t'.ie greatest ...
... BATTLE OF THE SOMME PRELIMINARY PHASES. TERRIFIC •OMPAROMENT •Y BRITISH CURS. FIERCE FIGHTING ON GOTH GAZED GERMAN PRISONERS. (Fran alakebn Ross WlNlal War Car• respondent with the New Zealand Forney With the British Army in the Field, July 3rd. After ...
... despatch covering the period of the Somme battle, says that the purpose for which the Somme offensive was undertaken was three-fold—viz., to relieve the pressure on Verdun, to assist other theatres of war, and to wear down the. enemy. These objects were ...