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... 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 ...
... success i no longer in phrase of the witty Irish officer whose . s doubt, and he expects the third y ear story of e battle of the Somme of war to witness the fulfilment of our pealed in the Press a few days ago, the • you can't get on paper. Leek. May ...
... BAOQIPI REMNANTS FOUND At LA BOISHIiLE. An internetipg local relic from the Battle of tho Somme baa been forwarded New cattle. Oo July 7th a captain Mae Boyal FieM Artillery peattnc oner what bad been the point of the enetny’e aalient at La Bolaelle. ...
... Corporal figanlec ' e lierlXert, of the Ist Norforks, eon of Ars. lerbert, IG, Esplanade, Lowestoft wbo was k illed in the Battle of the Somme on •f y, Ills platoon commander writes :— It IS with much regret I inform you that your son has bean killed in gallantly ...
... 'NEW BATTLES NEAR POZIERES.' Berlin Report of Strong British Attacks GERMAN Of FICIAL. Saturday. According to supplementary reports the battles to the north of the Somme which sic reported yesterday took place on an extended front and against strong English ...
... taken at one point. NEW BATTLES TO-DAY Berlin Reports Fighting All Along Somme Line. HAND-TO-HAND COMBATS. (GERMAN OFFICIAL.) Saturday. Western ~ Theatre of War.—According to supplementary reports, the battles to the north of the Somme which we reported yesterday ...
... has • received a similar distinction. Mr. James Frame Flint—the son of The Man You Know —won his distinction in the battle of the Somme while fighting with the Glasgow Highlanders. Like his father (who has several times been to France to entertain the ...
... closing the second ph..-•• the Battle of the Somme. The long lull followed the event seems to have justitiod the . conjecture. - Whether this new push forward s hould be regarded as the opening of a new phase itt the' battle, or whether it is only an entr'acte ...
... 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 ...
... SIR DOUGLAS HAIG. SOME IMPRESSIONS. By a Recent Visitor to the War. When history relates ** the story of the great battles of the Somme, it will tell how Sir Douglas Haig and his Staff had their Headquarters in a* modest dwelling, pert of which was still ...
... FORCES.” —♦ Berlin, Saturday (by wireless). —To- official report states: According to supplementary reports the battle to the north of the Somme, which we reported yesterday, took place on an extended front and against stkong English' forces. Part of the ...
... right, immediately north of the Somme, but it cannot be too often explained that just now the French operations in this area depend very largely upon our own further advance. That fresh developments the battle of the Somme may still reveal we do not ! know ...