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... FALL OF ANOTHER TOWN A thunderstorm interrupted the progress of the great battle on the Somme, whence only local engagements are reported. During the night heavy fighting took place at La Boiselle, south of which the enemy recaptured a small portion of ...
... SLOWER. (Press Association War Special.) A semi-official statement issued in Paris late on Tuesday night says:— The battle of the Somme, although hindered by a violent storm, is'proceediug with brilliant suocees for our lama. Tito advance of the trench ...
... (Press Association War Specials.) A semi-otheial statement issued on Thursday night says r-- The first stage of the battle of the Somme has oome to an end after continuing uninterruptedly for five ,days. To-day brought no change In the situation of the ...
... supply of munitions adequate for unprecedented bombardment. British pnisation is inferior to that of no other army. The battle of the Somme proved our volunteer soldiers worthy of side:Witt traditions. ; 451;:iirnany can only be defeatM by incessant pressure ...
... to a bigger raid with Zeppelins, but no serious damage appears to have been done to life or property. Meanwhile the battle of the Somme continues, and the advantage appears to be still with the Franco-British attacking forties. The German communique yesterday ...
... dead, and that the manhood of the country Is prepared to assert itself. MATT 'S OF MOMZIT The second stage of the Ebb battle of the Somme, Flew. which may be aid to have commenced two days ago, is proceeding with varying fortunes. The first stage was eminently ...
... THE FRENCH ADVANCE. BATTLE OF THE SOMME. Describing the fighting eolith of the Somme, Mr. H. Warner .tllen, the special corre,pondant of the British Press with the French Armies, says that the enemy feu de barrage was powerless to stop the feeder!) ad% ...
... Lord Mayor, seconded by Aid :Tioran, exproesing high admiration of the services rendered by the Ulster Division in the battle of the Somme, and sympathy with the relatimrs of those who hist fallen. _ _ IFh;i i oitadown Town Cotwil Domed a rerolution of regret ...
... windows, THE ALLIES' BIG BAG.' FIRST PHASE OF SOMME FIGHT. An authoritative account of the tint phases of elm battle of the Somme, from July 1 to 10, sums up the results of the brat phase of the battle on the French side, sass the Paris cirrespondent ...
... completion of the capture of Posietvis by the British troops may be regarded as concluding tly second phase of the Battle of the Somme. Along this part of the line and further north tile Germans occupy a long ridge of ground which affords them peculiar ...
... Oore-Booth (Connives Marc levies). SOMME BATTLE FILMED. A Perks of films privately exhibited at the Reels Theatre yesterday dealing with the battle of the Somme show for the first time in this country on the *crews an actual battle in ...
... African M. T.; Babe,. CAPT. GEORGE STANTON, M. 8., R.A.M.O , died on the 16th of August of wounds received in the battle of the Somme. A member of • well-known and respected Cork family. 2-Lt W. 8.. act. Merinos Ouse; Baker. Capt. E. A.. nu- , Frx: Bancroft ...