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... SLUICES BURST. GRAVE FEAR OF HAVOC SPREADING. As a result of a great gale In the North Sea the countryside around Nieuport, in Flanders, a red letter town in the annals of the Great War, has been flooded for miles. Great damage has been done, and late yesterday ...
... vanquished either in 1917 or in 1918, later.'* As general conditions of the manifesto indicates annexation—that is say, complete evacuation all occupied territories in Europe and the Colonies and their restitution to the States of which they formed part before ...
... Somme battle 1916 towards the west. The number prisoners grows, and the booty increases. There were artillery battles in Flanders, before Verdun, and in the Lorraine. Cavalry Captain Baron von Richthofen achieved his 69th and 70th aerial victories. From ...
... v. and sympathy for the , >! Flanders rearguard lias been received from the t-j Mr .Winston Churchill p : Minister. It reads : t. expres* my admiration skill and kpavcry shown Servic«s and the merchant n ti'e evacuation ot the BHtUh . ary Force tram ...
... the and supplies lh« British tionarv Corps, perhaps even threaten Britain island: such was the German plan r*a battle of Flanders. It was plan that could executed Check of the German Attack Along: the Coast The enemy, bed *• dtefOM) » abl« quantity of ...
... the fact that one quality, the lack of it governed the result the battle in France and Flanders. That quality is discipline. It eras one the essentials in the evacuation Dunkirk. It made it possible for one British division to do a long retirement without ...
... recorded, which, keweyer, was not accomplished without a number of casualties. BRITISH AT ST. ELOI. Progress by Allies in West Flanders. t’erifl. TV.itiuiai biilletin i>suwl three o'clock this .later The Belsiiin Army ha? consolidated the rctui’s duiiDg preceding ...
... point of rtewditb legend Aleaoe- Lonwine remaining German; rad Germany agrees not evacuate Belgium and Nortbara Franca change leg V, DLCbMtiEU 22. 1«17. FRANCE A FLANDERS. GEN. HAIG’S REPORT. IM* momla* a raid attamptad by tbo onomy north part at Hooolnn ...
... - THE NOTTINGHAM DAILY EXPRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1815. - 5 VERDUN BEING SHELLED BY BIG GUN. German Activity Renewed in Flanders France : Several Counter-attacks : Some Successes. PRZEMYSL, AND THE FUTURE OF RUSSIA’S CAMPAIGN. french Take Another Trench ...
... former master Nottingham High School, well-known in sporting circles, Lieut Edwin Wm. Lovegrove, was killed in action in the Flanders campaign. On the school staff from 1#33 to 1937, bo left to take a post at Framllngham College. He was 32 years of age, and ...
... Guards at 23, Joseph William Wood, of Cassonstreet, Ironvllle. has been awarded the D.C.M. tor gallantry during the evacuation from Flanders. Sergt. Wood, who married, has been the Army for over four years and was a aergeant when was In 1937. he was one ...
... intrenching the road HOME. Germans Digging Long lines of New Burrows, and Fortifying Belgian Coast AIRMEN’S DA RING RAIDS. (limans Evacuate a Position •• Voluntarily.” MORE OLD LANDSTURMERS. Dermwis are really Intant an anolher big allart gat patt of through Brltieh ...