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... _ August. 1940, we published an interesting letter from him In which described his experiences the Battle Flanders, leading up to the evacuation. In that letter. Pte. Cunllffe stated that the first reality war came the form continuous stream refugees ...
... Paris, Rating, that England will con lent to ;:n armiftice by fca, commcncoa ntgocialion for peace, and evacuate Egypt, the French will likevvifc evacuate e.gypt, a..d Jefift from the expedition againft Portugal. This the Firft tonful has re- uuVd.’’ June ...
... march, in fucceflion, towards Flanders. Among ft tbe latter, thofe who were cantoned in Paris, or in the adjacent Departments, ?? almoA all received marching orders. They have been moving for feveral days ; and the evacuation of the capital will be completed ...
... remain under the power of Germany, while governing themselves internelly. The independence of the Flemish. Handing over of the Flanders and Freach coasts to Gesemany, Calais included. 3. fHanding over of the ¥Fiench mining country at Briey and Longwy to Germany ...
... England, was sent to France, saw a considerable amount of service during the advances and withdrawals m the Flanders campaign, and finally was evacuated from Dunkirk. Prior to that he had done considerable amount of work with the famous Medical Corps Concert ...
... are faid to have rifen, and taken a polition in the wood, and fallnefles of Luxembourg. Great dif- content pervades both Flanders and Bra- bant* principally on account of tbe ex- treme fe verity of the confcript laws. An article in the papers wbich were ...
... the Luncsdalc Farmers, Ltd., Lancaster, since leaving school, and served with the Regiment in France and Flanders and went through the evacuation at Dunkirk. Others reported ln Malaya are two brothers. Bdr. Edwin Gardner (21), and prlver Hany Gardner ...
... were concentra'ed in a small pace in the city, and preparations were being made to shell and destroy the city in case of evacuation, if necessary. General Butler has ordered all persons in New Or- leans to deliver up all private arms. The French consul ...
... but it is only an ondit, which I have no time tn verify, that the Dutch parleys offered, in the name of General Chasse, to evacuate the citadel, the Tete de Flandres, aud Austruwell ; but they spoke not of Lillo and Liefkenshock ; they demanded slso to ...
... preparations did nut fuoner attrad public attention here. From the information of Englilh gentlemen who have paded through Flanders within thefe few weeks, we know, that feme time before bis Majedy's Medage to Parliament, the whole of the French' troops ...
... arretted. A Flanders Mail arrived yoiterday. We are happy to find that there is no halt or interrailiion to the influx of the Allied troops* into France. The Ruffian refer ves are eveu corning up by forced marches ; tbe Auftrian* are evacuating Italy, to ...
... the bnrgh granted to fhe town of Dundee by the Convention of Royal Burghs. 27. The editor of (he Journal of E .sf nnd West Flanders tried before the 3d Court of Brussels, for a libel against the Duke of Wellington, and con- demned to one month's imprisonment ...