... kmel W. C. Peebles; the l/sth KiiTg Own iJoottisJi nmantled laeaatenantU'olooel \V. J. Millar; ami the l/6lh Highland Light Infantry commanded .Major J. Anderson, mentioned specially themselves iu tliis engagement. (lenorally, tiro unsliot tiro attack ...

... dimce as to precftiuf:ions adoptc If -r the re ...

... career vf self-government. Britain was never more anxious to see her eloaive._ TO BE BREVET COLONELS. (temp. Maj.) A., 119th Infantry; lio,k STABLE SHEETS. hayn's great opportunity consisted in his and it would have been a great service' ter and e rest of ...

... wcie artillery actions and patrol different point* of the front. iuuo'isiy h»ra*!»iug the itiuito long way iu king net Ins lighting i-idersble disi bi;* i-H my’* i-mntiy many . photograpbe l, ovei bein'; u. lines. during day- uuhiada’ju, rxwpt weather, ...

... divisions* Of the tea divisions infantry and two brigades cavalry already enumerated,, seven divisions and all the cavalry were sent overseas. In addition, 20 batteries oi artillery, au«i battalions of British infantry were sent to England. Approximately ...

... wiuch the most vulnerable. h«i and ** U t* * aft 01 W»® nvac. oi ar»* croMid tOe ri^4it The eiit»Qiy msefi that dee* pentie lighting took place duopiie the cold end snow the mountain*, and that south-nee! Feltre Austro-Hungarian re> guneo&e took aesaalt ...

... fire. In defending this bill. which guards the way of the Hearn valley, our infantry did trond-vs. There was intense lighting round Lagnieonrt and Drinicourt, and the 51st Highland Territorial Division fought with immortal liennem. ...

... comrades took pri,oners from seven German dioieioneshowing the weight of numbers against thent A hattolMn of the Yorkshire Light Infantry had linid lock in the moment of eri,!s, for the enemy ewept over their hit 'of trench—one of the old German trenebft ...

... formerly connected with Krupp’s. Haw A.P.M. lor London. Major (temporary Lieut.-Col.) E. R. M. English, D. 5.0., Shropshire Light Infantry, is returning home from France to take the important appointment of Assistant Provost- Marshal, London District, in succession ...

... a break-through here Mal le The infantry and artillery shot the enemy to Meets before our lines. Seventeen enemy &emplane. and four captive balloon. were rtMi downyesterday. Lieut. Ude( obtained his 40th, 50th, 51st and 52nd aerial victories. Lieut. ...

... E had larmly bore absorbed, lathy of the rect. keennents from abroad had &heady arrived, find the number of one ells use infantry died, stoics had them front ferty.ive to kfty.tee.l, Ile Artillery We MO , trtnikeer thou we had ever ban. Though the dew& ...

... as the Bth Army, aided by Allied air squadrons, steadily widened the gaps forced in the main Axis defensive system. As the infantry fought their way forward, on the fourth day of the offensive, beating back all counter-attacks, sappers were enlarging the ...