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... nearly surrounded, but a new | line was formed north of Cantaing. L . The 51st Division continued to hold this portion of the front until relieved Ly the Guards _Adjoining the 51st on the right was the 6th Division, which attacked through the Hindenburg ...
... the River . Our troops continue to hold the enemy in their battle positions. During the enemy's attacks yesterday massed infantry offered remarkable targets to our rifle, machine-gun, and artillery tor®, which full advantage was taken by our troops. AU ...
... in the neighbourhood Croi'ilU-s and to the north of that village airain&l jK’atcd attacks. very gallant ugh! was made by the 51st Division also in the neighbourhood of the Bapaume-Oambrai road aguinHt repeated attacks. Went ilicat ions obtained in tho course ...
... 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. ...
... per reet. (states Philip lobe is • maltage to the Daily Clueslds I. It .seta to me certain, however. that in the int day, lighting the enemy paid a frightful price tor attacks. It was only after that first phase when our forweiseA Hues were, utterly sat ...
... morning, after an intense bombardment of both si high•explond sire and gas hells on forward potions a back areas, a powerful infantry attack was launched h the enemy on • front of over fifty extending - from the River Oise, in tbe neighbourhood of La Fere ...
... 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 ...
... GOOD OLD 51ST. SAID ENEMY XILTIES AT BA PA U ME. KAISER'S GUARD SEND RARE TRIBUTE TORIBIIIIIENEN AT BUCQUOY. LARICARTRIANti' BAYONET CHARGE. Percival Maitre.) WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN THE HELD. Wednesday Night.—We haws word in several minor °Llano ...
... Inniskilling Fusilicre—Henry Albert Whiteside. Highland Light Infantry—Second-Lieutenant A. Mac Lean, from North Irish Horse, to second-lieutenant. April, 1918, with seniority from Ist January, 1918. Infantry—The undermentioned second-lieutenant for service ...
... Marina Wounded. The casualties the 4th Marine Battalion include Private W. H. tVMte,- loyal Marine Light Infantry, 57, Walton Street, Belfast, who has been wounded* FATE OF COMMANDER BROCK. Several of the survivors of the Zecbniggc raid !mr© inclined ...
... 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 ...
... Captain and Adjutant M. L. Macllwaine, Middlesex Regiment. Lieutenant W. €. Hatherall. Royal Irish Rifles, attached Durham Light Infantry. Lieutenant Albert Smith. Royal Air Force, eon-inlaw of Mr, A. Dodds, Portafcrry. Lieutenant A. Joule, Royal Irish Fusiliers ...