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... THRILLING EVENTS THE SOMME. Pte. Joe Ware, serving in one of the Battalions of the Middlesex Regiment, who before the war was employed at the Bnlstrode Hotel, Lampton-road, Hounslow is among the wounded of the Battle of the Somme. In a letter which has ...
... THE BATTLE OF THE SOSIIIIL—Mr. John Buchan, the gifted editor of Nelson's History of the War, has just completed the first phase of anozher little Fide .hor of history which is being issued at a shilling. and deals with the Battle of the Somme. It is ...
... Faudel-Philips, Mrs. Ely, Mrs. Bassett, Miss Shove, Miss Grantham, and Mrs. Hunloke acting in a judicial capacity. ** The Battle of the Somme—First Phase ' is the title of the latest volume on the war by John Buchan. 1t is a most concise account of the important ...
... town was circularised. In August the Richmond Committee inaugurated a novel campaign. Ott the first showing of the Battle of the Somme film series of five minutes speeches were made immediately following the film, at two performances daily, and the speakers ...
... the German people that we can, whenever weather allows, make gains. It is worth noting how obliquely we have in this battle o£ the Somme, gone over the German lines of defence. When the struggle began, on July 1, the enemy first line covered Thiepval, Ovillers ...
... IiAME OF - THE OWL British Take Over 6,000 Prisoners in Five Days. RIS. Saturday. The F.xport earnmentator says: - battle of the Somme at prement mile cooeibi• of maiewhat violent enemy boosbardene:d. an the matekarts nf Beratiourt an the British -setae ...
... absolutely to silence the critics. who it dilliottlt . to w'rigale out of their padtire statement of Sunday that the battle of the Somme was over. • it .* Gorman estintakte.tiae Gfriltan. — caogaitics so ,the .reetot . .of. the new pntai not at 15,000, ...
... Province of Posen. He knew England well, by residence and by matrimonial connections. This is how he explained the Battle of the Somme I give his own words : Many wounded men are corning back to our Church from the dreadful Western front. They have ...
... 30. Tel. Ger. 3366-7. SCALA.—DaiIy, 2.30 and 6.30. Official War Office Films. Kut Relief Force, Salonika, etc. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. 2.45 and 6.45. The King in France. WITH. OUR FORCES IN EGYPT. STRAND. v Evenings; at 8.30. MATHESON LANG in BUXELL ...
... Divion, and away to the left the fortress of Beaumont Hamel—one of the most important British captures in all this great Battle of the Somme. Of all these important strongholds hardly a stone above ground was visible. Even the trees that surrounded the villages ...
... 30. Tel. Ger. 3566 7. SCALA. Daily, 2.30 and 6.30. Official War Office Films. Kut Relief Force, Salonika, etc. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. 2.45 and 6.45. The King in France. WITH OUR FORCES EGYPT. STRAND. Evening*, at 8.30. MATHESON LANG. ir BUXEI-L.” Mats ...
... of the battle of the Somme;—“ Many wounded men are coming back to our church from the dreadful Western front. They have been fighting the English, and they find that so ignorant are the English of warfare that the English soldiers the Somme refuse to ...