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... . Miles j On tie ^ nap are shown the Allies' line before the Battle of the Somme , and the positions to which advance was made when the enemy were forced back to the Hindenburg Line in the spring of last year . Tho area between tie two lines is the region ...
... us lie sixth day of what may be called tne second Battle of the Somme , tie enemy lias further advanced tne bead of Ms attacking columns in ihe direction of Paris , and at the same time has narrowed his driving front . West of the Sonime , in the region ...
... Queen ' s Royal West Surrey Regiment . He was captured in the autumn of 1917 . He had won the Military 3 ros 3 in the Battle of the Somme . Captain Walter had twice before escaped from camps with Lieutenant Ifedlicctt The journal remarks that lieutenant ...
... AXD FLAXDERS , . Vol . III ., 1916 , in which Sir Arthur Conan Doyle gives the first detailed account of the gigantic Battle of the Somme . Uniform ¦ with above— The British Campaign in France and Flanders , Vol . I ., 1914 ( Third edition}— The British ...
... he tvus invalided homo . In 1916 he was sent toTranco , where lio was twieo wounded ( onoo severely , in the first battle of the Somme ) , and officially reported hilled . In April 1917 he was transferred to the King ' s ' African Rifles . Lieut . Jardine ...
... Ulster Division . — Yesterday being . the second anniversary of the charge of the Ulster Division at' the opening Battle of the - Somme , wreaths wore placed in front of Belfast City Hall by tho Lady Mayoress and other ladies in memory of men who lost ...
... clays of this month we have won more ground than tlio British and French Armies together capturcJ iu the whole of the Battle of the Somme . ...
... Etinehem . At some points the Allies' lino is now beyond the line held by tlio Germans at the opening of the first Battle of the Somme . Our London correspondent learned yesterday afternoon that the total prisoners , so far as ascertainedis 28 , 000 ...
... southwest of Chaulncs . ) Sonic particulars aro given of the work of British aviators in July , ancl in connection with the Somme Battle . Ill 11 letter to Sir Doug las Hai g , tho King says ho ' has returned from iha front with feelings of profound admiration ...
... P . uiis , March 31 . —Reuter s Expert Commen- tator , writing last night , says : — Since Friday ovemng-tho battle on tbe Somme has been renewed with redoubled violence on a front of 60 kilometres , extending in the-form of a . right angle . from ...
... two rivers , and the scarred hill $ idea on the flanks , the Hun ie desperately engaged in losing the second and last battle p £ the Somme . Villages are slipping from his grasp , and some ol his best divisions are ¦ disappearing piece meal in a vain effort ...
... because the enemy holds ridge and wood commanding it. appears that for distinction the recent push, or four days' battle, called the Battle of Road, for though the southern boundary of the Fourth Array* action has been in the neighbourhood |of that road ...