... THE WAR SITUATIOH. Tlie “Times” says: The battle of the Somme has not slackened, but its character has undergone temporary modification. Just now the conflicts are more localised. trust that when the etory bottle can told more explicitly the work of some ...

... LULL IN BATTLE OF THE SOMME. trench captured by french NEAR ESTREES. farther Russian adyance in the ...

... P. O'Brien Wounded Second-Licutenant R. O'Brien, of Halifax, and of the West Yorkshire Regiment, was wounded in the battle on the Somme on Saturday afternocn. He was taken out unconscious to the clearing station in the rear of the fighting line, suffering ...

... A detailed sketch mgp, showing the advance made in the battle of the Somme. Full explanations are given above. the clothing section which babies, as well as mothers, will approve. Queen Mary has, was told, shown her approval by ordering a set of the garments ...

... for “‘galantry, courage, and codnees under heavy fire during the action of July lst, 1916, the commencement of the battle of the Somme, in the Colincampt sector.” His on was granted at the mme time. . Bombardier J. W. Rdan. of the RiA and of 9, Emsley ...

... Merit for - gal entry, and enemies,' under heavy fire during •he action of July let. 1916. the semmeneement of the' battle of the Somme, in the Colinearam teeter.•• lb, promotion wan granted at the same time. Bombardier J. W. Ryan. of the R.F. A.. and ...

... he expects the third year commander. to the French Army. He phrase of the witty Irish offi cer w h ose story of the battle of the Somme I of war to witness the fulfilment of our , peered in the Press a few days task. May he prose as true a prophet you ...

... heartbeats of menaced kingdoms; full of those incidents which, to use the phrase of the witty Irish officer whose of the battle of the Somme appeared in the Press a few days ago, you can't get on paper. Two years 31 cataclysmic history which no flying historian ...

... alive from those bombarded villages. From north to south is an irregular chain of watchful observation talloons. The battles of the Somme are mot, of course, so easily witnessed as those which can be seen from the heights around Verdun, but they are a great ...

... Chatham Military _s Hospital, in a critical con- dition, as the result o severe wounds received in Gs the battle of the Somme on July 1. During the battle Lieut, Anderson dis- played conspicuous gal. | is reported that his brav antry in the field, and it act ...

... BATTLE OF THE SOMME. THE FRANCO-BRITISH ATTACK GUILLEMONT. PERONNE REPORTED FLAMES. (EXCHANGE TELEGRAPH COMPANY'S TELEGRAMS.) Paris, Wednesday. The grcuud now being.entirely ploughed the wbolo of the Allies' front both hanks of heavy artillery.'' These ...

... SOMME BATTLE FILMED. ACTUAL SCENES FROM THE FIGHTING LINE, A private exhibition of official films the battle of the Somme the Scala Theatre, Loudon, yesterday, was attended by many members of the Army General Staff. Mr. Lloyd George (Minister for War) ...