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... were not successes at all. Nineteen sixteen brought tv all-important events in the Jutland beaitle, and the Somme episode. The Jutland battle is still a sore point with many sturdy Britishers. Consequences have proved to us (far more than the communiqués ...
... picture that the audiences were not slow to appreciate was the showing of wounded heroes who had taker, part in tbe battles of the Somme. The Gazette of war pictures and topical events of the week was also very well received. The orchestra performed a ...
... progressed, four-fifths of the total number of divisions engaged on the western front were thrown one after another into the Somme battle, some of them twice laid some three times; and towards the end of the operations, when the broke, t can be no ather un ...
... In of th*» i«w»rv of Sergeant Jack Crook, Lancashire Fnsiliera, of Chorleyrd.. Heath Chei-nock, daring the recent battles on the Somme, for received the Militerr Mrdsl. n was held Tuesday Parish Room, '- Charnock. when he was the n^rse gold. Mr. C. ...
... Crook. Lancashire Feathers, of Cliorlee- Unite(' Kingdom iu respect of rd.. Heath Charecek, during the recent I Rena battles on the Somme. for which lie tee/Overt I lotetest and instalments payable in rethe Militaty Metal . a meeting was held on *poet of ...
... BATTLE OF THE SCMME. “A FULL HALF” OF THE GERMAN ARMY BEATEN. SIR DOUGLAS HAIG'S DISPATCH. The story of the Battle of the Somme, which lasted from JnlL 1 to November 18, is told in Sir Douglas Haig’s dispatch, which fills sixteen pages of the “London ...
... length of the Somme front from the French. 98 Von Mackensen’s troops advance towards the Sereth. Germans gain a little ground west of the Meuse. 29 Von Mackensen captures Bordesiti, on the river Rimnik. 30— Sir Douglas Haig’s despatch of the Battle of the Somme ...
... ago participated in some heavy fighting He passed scatheless the engagements of Mons Neuve Chap-pelteLa Basse arid the battle on Somme He was home on five days’ furlough twelve months ays ago His brother Mr Robert Brooklehurst went through the South African ...
... Mainegato Road, Morning 10.30, Evening 6, Rev. 3. R. Jones. Weekly Notes. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME AND AFTER. Sir Douglas Hails official account of the Battle of the Somme—the greatest battle in the history of the world—is highly encouraging. ...
... with trench feet, leas of speech and rheumatism Dublin Castle Hospital. joined the Guards Nov. 17th. 1915, and in Uw* battle of the Somme. CHESTER CORPORAL HOME FROM THE FRONT.—CorpL Form*tone, of the Cheshire-. son of Mr. Fred Form-tone. of 39. Glad-tone ...
... strength such as they exhausted lor show place when 1 . only hed a tering failure of the last great Germa Since then the Battle of the Somme in the west had only just nbers, ont to French reaction at Verdun have co established the ascendancy, both mor would ...
... the familiar, The feeling in reeponsible cir just now is much like that which hs 18 ongst the troops in France ever s battle of the Somme discovered to them | of their superiority over the German. ] taken summed up in the words which a p nesses member of ...