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... and has been through some of the heaviest fighting on the Western front, including the battles of the Marne, the Aisne, and La and was wounded in the 13rst battle of Ypres. He was mentioned in battalion orders the Ist Gordons in October, 1914, and was ...
... frontier between Germany and Bwitaerlant has been completely closed for week. I What fresh developments, The Timm, the battle of the Somme may still reveal we do not know, but we are convinced that the nation reposes complete confidence in the judgment and ...
... THE BELFAST FEWS-LETTER, TUESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1916. battle ever fought Australians \vas prpbably the battle Pojaeres Ridge. vSitagc itself was not on the tre&t*or the Til 11, but the British side it, where the German was naturally hanging because it was ...
... British army has yet to enter the field and deal strokes more terrible even than those of the immense and terrible battle on the Somme. sew events daring the course of this vsr have stirred such bitter indignation as the cold-blooded shooting of the ...
... association war Paris, Thurpday. statement regarding the'fcapijite °f the British Hying Corps, issued here, says— Dm-mg the battle of tne Somme the British Hying Service hae, by its methodical activity ana the prowess of its pilots, brilliantly contributed towards ...
... clearly tha t themselves. Picture theatre* in London have Tara thronged for the past week. The official films of the battle of the Somme are the attraction,. Naturally, they do not show hand-to-hand baymiet fighting, or even bomb.throwing in German trenches ...
... predict that large numbers will take adysataga of the,' facilities afforded far peal* a at Ods fames waterlog mart. BATTLE OF THE SOMME. GERMAN PEN MIGHTIER THAN THE SWORD. VICTORIOUS BULLETINS. INTERIIIIABLE VERDUN BTZV6BLE. PARIS. sl.—Au Apart m . Tla ...
... Upperlanils, and nephew of Mr. James M'Ctsker, Upperlands), Royal Field Artillery. was instantaneously idlled during the battle on the Somme. He was at the front since the commencement of hostilities, and escaped injury until the fatal day on which be was killed ...
... yesterday pointed to the contrast between the growing exhaustion of the enemy and the British abundance of tine new troops. Battle of the Somme.—The infantry fighting has been of minor importance, but the enemy's positions have been heavily bombarded and coun ...
... by soldiers of the Ulster Division who have just returned from the firing line and have been through the sanguinary battles of the Somme. Few of the committee in charge o the local arrangements are hopeful that the meeting will be productive of good results ...
... can emerge alive from those villages. From north south is - an irrt-pilar hain of watchful observation balloons. The. battles of the Somme are not, of course, so easily wili.essed those which can be seen from ...