... BRITISH EXPEDITIONARY FORCE IN FRANCE. Germany’s Increasing Difficulties: Ordered out of China by Japan. BRILLIANT RUN or FRENCH AND BELGIAN SUCCESSES. Russia’s Forward Movement. ...

... SECOND LEAVE FOR B.EF. Men who went to France with the British Expeditionary Force in the first month of the war will soon, it is understood, be granted their second leave. It is hoped that by the middie of this month all those who crossed last September ...

... In The Line. “On the Western Front the British Expeditionary Force have now finally taken over their allotted sector of the French line and all divisions are in position. We are proud to know that our men are thus standing to arms beside the soldiers ...

... stated,” they say, ‘‘ that about 1,000 motor- Jurries are required for the transport and supply columns of the British Expeditionary Force. It is important that an adequate supply of fuel should be available for these machines wherever they may be required ...

... their country's service: Pte. W. F. Toyne (first son), Calgary, Alberta, Canada; Pte. J. J. Toyne (second son), British Expeditionary Force; Driver F. Toyne (third son), Frineham, Surrey; Gunner E. S. Toyne (fourth son), Angle, Pembroke, South Wales. Further ...

... and National Service announce that volunteers, in large numbers, for building and roadmaking are wanted by the British Expeditionary Force for service in France. You Can Send— Comforts for sick and woundedgloves, mittens, scarves, operation stockings; ...

... Brigade, Royal Field Artillery, has received the following message from the Major-General : — s Fourth Division, British Expeditionary Force. No. 2184 T. Creasey, 20th Brigade, R.I.A Your Commanding Officer and Brigade Commander have informed me that you ...

... Artil. tery, Three teachers from this school are with the Forces: Waters, Elcombe, and the writer of the letter:— British Expeditionary Force, - 15th April, 1915. Dear mr. Bartlett,—Thank you very wiuch indeed for your letter. Although™ am slow in leplying ...

... DANGEROUSLY WOUNDED. The Official Press Bureau at 6.45 on Monday evening issued the following list of casualties in the British Expeditionary Force : — WOUNDED. Lieut. the Earl of Leven and Melville, 2nd Dragoons (Scots Greys), dangerously wounded, August 20th ...

... feil over events after the declaration of war by the British. Then one morning the British public learned that the British Expeditionary Force had landed in France without the loss of 2 man and was actively engaged. Some people at the War Office had done ...

... further interest in Toc Has a whole. For that reason, the Branch had invited the Rev. N, McPherson, of Toc H and the British Expeditionary Force, to speak to them In his address, Padre McPherson congratulated Toc H and the Toc H League of Women Helpers at ...

... as a painter for Messrs, Wm. Wrght and Sons, Ld., when called up. Within a month he was in France wizfi the First British Expeditionary Force. On November sth of that year he was wounded and was for some time in Netley Hospital, After a month’s convalescence ...