... One Immense German Ikirial Ground. Paijis, Friday, After some grimmest fighting Uiaf has marked tne whole course the battle on the Somme front, the British, comprising the Scottish, South Africans, and Territorial troops, have driven the famous Bran- from ...

... The ------- Times say. of the situation: Though no one, and, least of all, Sir Douglas Haig, expects the great battle of the Somme to partake of the character of a supreme decision, yet it had already reached dimensions and assumed a form which may ...

... deli iered a good dual further south than the Somme. At all events, it is fairly clear that. the enemy did not anticipate that the would be made, where it was made. Bo is now very strung at um banks of the Somme, but his utmost endeavours bare holed to stay ...

... 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 ...

... clerk at Messrs. Tilling and Stevens', joining; up in July last year. • He was wounded by shrapnel on ,July Ist in the battle of the Somme, and is now at Gravesend Hospital, making satisfactory Progress. , ...

... TIE GREAT BATTLE. FURTHER BEXHILL LOSSES. SIDLEY SOUTHDOWN A PRISONER. The Battle of the Somme is beiiiß brought home many in tiie HUNtaine ...

... Special. 24 SQUARE MILES GAINED The capture of Pozieres may logically be regarded as concluding the second phase of the Battle of the Somme (says the ‘•Tim**:” correspondent at the British Headquarters). We are now well established on the line to which our ...

... haustod and could more. Waterloo was toe battle a day and decided the fate Europe for half a century : the battle of the Somme may for weeks or even months; yet toe German line getting attenuated both the eastern and the western fronts, and with the gradual ...

... engaged In the battle of the Somme in northern France is given In the official statement from Berlin last night, in which it is stated that more than 200,000 French and British troops attacked the German lines north and south of the Somme Thursday on a ...

... WEAPONS IN DELYILLE WOOD. PARIS, Friday. After some of the grimmest fighting that has marked the whole course of the battle on the Somme front the British, comprising Scottish, South African, and Territorial troops, have driven the famous Brandenburgers ...

... THE BATTLE (W THE SOMME. 13141TISIt OFFICIM. REPORT. Trim follow-4,1 de.pateh received yeeierday (Friday) from the Itritieh General He:mistimeterA in Feiner:— After ,avere fighting our troops have driten the sth Brandenburg Pividion f the remaining no ...

... both flanks the Ulstermen were at the mercy of the enemy, and bad to retire to the third line of trenches. When the battle of the Somme takes its place io the story of this great war the deeds which the Ulster Division accomplished on Saturday last will ...