... organisation in Europe. has been said that Neuve Chapelle and Loos were the intitiation of the new British armies; th© battle of the Somme has supremely proved our volunteer soldiers be worthy of tb© most splendid British traditions. My personal intervot ...

... BRITISH AND FRENCH GAINS The British and French gains since the battle of the Somme Opened on July 1 until the beginning of the present week were as follows: Villages taken, 22; prisoners, 22,000 —10,000 by British, 12,000 by French; guns, 106; machine ...

... THE WAR. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. More Ground Gained by British. Sir DOUGLAS HAIG and MUNITIONS Russian Victory in Volkynia. Two bulletins from British Headquarter* in France reported (1) the capture of German positon.3 north of Ovillers, and (2) the ...

... strength. BATTLE WOUNDS. MAGNIFICENT WORK OF THE R.A.M.G. COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF'S PRAISE In the record of the many achievements aooomplished by the British the triumph performed by the R.A.M.C. should not forgotten. On the fourth day of the battle of the Somme ...

... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. The Great Advance of the Allies. Vivid Description by Denny Soldier. leibter to Mr Bernard Doonan, daeckweigher i.n Deutty Station Mine, Private, J. Hendry, A. and S.H., who residod in Denny ppowioue 'to enlistwit;. sends deacriptoon ...

... and developed into the fine specimen of which lie remained until he met his death while leading his Seaforths in the battle of the Somme. It is noteworthy that it was while Glenalmond College that Captain acquired the proficiency in marksmanship which ...