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... the Ist Battalion in France, as well as commanding the 152nd Brigade. He was Commander of troops in France and Flanders during the evacuation. Since the War he had held a number of staff appointments, being promoted to Major-General in 1932, and later ...
... Battalion France during the Great War, also commanding the 152 nd Brigade He also commanded troops France and Flanders during the Evacuation. Since the War had held several staff appointments. 1930 he was appointed Aide-de-Camp to the King, and 1932 was ...
... IN FLANDERS Despite the bad weather in Flanders progress continues bo made. Brltisn attack on the Passchendaete ridges has greatly alarmed the enemy, who has made two desperate counter-attacks, both of wore repulsed by the Canadians- Freah ground has ...
... IN FLANDERS. ALLIES’ GRADUAL HEADWAY. DISADVANTAGES, OF WINNING GERMAN TRENCHES. (Ckjtxkal N«w« Wa» Telegram— CorvasoßT.) North-Eastern France, Tuesday. this world-war the fate of ferryman's cottage on canal, of which no one outside its neighbourhood ...
... FIRES IN FLANDERS. GERMANS REMOVING BOOTY FROM LILLE. It is learned this afternoon, from well-informed Belgian source, that last night tires were seen Flanders villages being evacuated by the Germans PAULS. Wednesday.. - Matin* correspondent British ...
... THE FLANDERS WITHDRAWAL* Western Theatre.—Army Group of the Crown Prince Rupprecht.—On the battlefield withdrew our front to tho lino east of Thourout Coolscamp- Ingelmunster, the After directing tho atrongoat firo on tho evacuated territory, tho enemy ...
... SIGNS EVACUATION GERMANS REMOVE MATERIAL FROM BELGIUM (“Times” War T o lour am, per n.A.) The ITagrie, Friday. My correspondent in Limburg telegraphs:— Trains at intervals are running over the lines near the southern frontier conveying masses of material ...
... INTENSE COLD IN FLANDERS. WINTER COMFORTS REQUIRED. 1“ YoriuWrs Past - ftorstoc Post Special—Copyright.) British Headquarters. Weather quit© exceptional severity has the whole of Flanders in its grip—a grip which has petrified the entire face of the country ...
... REVIVED ACTIVITY IN FLANDERS AND AT VERDUN. Berlin, Tuesday Afternoon. Western Theatre War.—Army Group of Crown Prince Rupprecht.—During the afternoon the artillery activity iu landers, on the coast, and between Langemarck and Wa rue ton, increased to ...
... FLANDERS FIELDS MINED Hostages Bombing Shot as Sequel of Troop Train Latest information from Nazi-occupied Europe shows that Hitler, increasingly anxious about Allied offensive plans, is hurrying reinforcements to the West. FORTIFICATIONS are being built ...
... • THE EVACUATION OF ROUMELIA. The Globe hears that General Ijenkovsky, of General Todleben’s staff, lias entered into contracts with the various Ode°ea and foreign shipping firms f »r the supply • thirty-four steamers to transport the Russian army from ...
... EVACUATION OF CHILDREN TO DOMINIONS Government Seeking Practicable Scheme The Government are considering the offers received from the Dominions for the reception of children from this country for the period of the war. Mr. Shakespeare (Under-Secretary ...