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... ' nroud and loving memory ol' Robert Cowpar Kin g Mill , Lieut . Black Watch , aged 20 ,- who fell in action ia the battle oi the Somme , 3 rd Sept . 1916 , while most gallantly leading his men in the . enemy trenches . — Newton Villa , Kirriemuir . . ...
... AXD FLAXDERS , . Vol . III ., 1916 , in which Sir Arthur Conan Doyle gives the first detailed account of the gigantic Battle of the Somme . Uniform ¦ with above— The British Campaign in France and Flanders , Vol . I ., 1914 ( Third edition}— The British ...
... n-chief of the German forces on the Somine . The Battle of the Somme is over , but it may begin again , said the Crown' Prince , speaking at his Headquarters on the French front . If the- Somme Battla does begin again , the English will find that ...
... recent' telegrams , ns a very important one . and its capture by the British is one of the outstanding incidents of the Battle of the Somme .. The village stands on the summit of a small plateau , arid is a . vantage point for *• artillery firo on neighbouring ...
... official bulletin wasfissuod in Berlin to-day : —V- ¦* ¦ ¦ ¦ ' [ . ' : ¦ ' •' '' : ' .. . The artillery battle in ; the Somme region has become ' . very-Tiolenl . ' , ' .. , - ; ,. ' ¦ ' ¦ • - * . : ¦ . ' , . ;' .,: ¦ . ' Between Maiirepas ...
... tales. W. Pett Ridge and Barry Pain are also at their beet. Sir A. Conan Doyle coneludes his detailed account of the Battle of the Somme in 1916. Wife—Do you think I have EUllicient imagination to write a novel Husband Yea, if I were the villain. I tell ...
... to the personal question said : — I ,. wa 3 charged with wanton wasto of the men entrusted to my command n , t the Battle o £ the Somme . I rapudiafe that charge with igdignatiofl . The measures taken which led to this loss wero either , in opposition ...
... AND TEA 3 . qp H E P A . L L A D . I TJ Mi - * - FOUNTAINBRIDGE , EAST . UKX . T WEEK . • Mon ., Tnes ., aid Wei THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME . - ( OFFIOIAIi PICTURES . ) DAILY at 2 . 4 . 7 . and : 9 . BEST T A' SCALA . ' 5 MAET PICTTJRES . - -Li ¦ VARIETIE ...
... again astir , and , in pursuance of that rhythmical alternation of French and English effort which has marked the Battle of the Somme , is methodically pushing noarer to Bapanme . While Austrians and Gornians are being so n&avily hammered elsewhere ...
... finest arid at the same , time one of the most tragic episodes of' the Battle of' tho Somme . Tlio small number of prisoners captured emphasises the- blind hiry which characterised the battle . _• French soldiers wore forced in . many places to trample a passage ...
... m. ST. JOHN'S & KING'S PARK CHURCH. SABBATH, !dawn, AT r.o. Limn. GIPSY PAT SMITH, Severely wounded, July 1916, at Battle of the Somme. D ALKEITEI P.B.A. BROTHERHOOD. In CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH on SUNDAY FIRST, at 3.30 p.m. Speaker *Mr J. W. Comma, Edinburgh ...
... hospital leave had an interesting experience in an underground hospital captured from the Germans by our troops in the battle on the Somme. The hospital was beautifully fitted up the patients were conveyed to and fru by means of hoists. Sapper John Nelson ...