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... ker. daughtor ot Mr and Mm. W. Bayley-Parker, of the Oaklands, Moseley The Archdeacon of Birmingham (Canon or o kshfe infantry (51st and 10r. H).-Capt. Tames who won the Military Cross, for gallantry during the advance on Nov. 20, was promoted on the ...
... When evening fell we drew back to a continuous and prepared line farther west. THE 51ST DIVISION. Here, as elsewhere along the front, the story is one of heroic lighting whilst gradually falling back. What the German losses have been on this part of the ...
... n tire. In defending this hill, which guards the way of the Scarpe valky, our infantry did wonders. There was intense lighting round Lagnicourt and Denicourt, and the 51st Highland Territorial Itivision fought with immortal heroism, When their right flank ...
... the' ' infantry reach our trenches. whence they During these last few el nights hostilities ' : ; can go on almost as well as by day, and at many were immediately thrown out elsewhere the ; enemy's attacks w stopped b rifle machinepoints infantry collisions ...
... morning, after an intense bombardment of both highexplosive and gas sheils on forward pcsitions and back mreas, a powerful infantry' attack was launched by the enemy on a front of over fifty miles, extending from the River Oise, in the neighbourhood of ...
... disitiny of saddened Cronn Princr , s li..ve cauzht the Europe hangs will be revealsil in . unpleasant whisper. : ' their proper light, and then, and then only. * * * will it be possible to estimate the worth of It is quite truo that Trotsky who die. our di ...
... Highlanders of the 51st Division who were astlide the Arras- Cambrai road by Roiresies when the battle began, and the Germans were already behind them by Louverval Wood and dose to the headquarters of the Black Watch before knew that infantry was attacking ...
... On the battle front on both sides of the Somme, and on the southern bank of the Oise, the lighting activity was limited to artillery duels and minor infantry operations. EviostNu.—The battle for Armentieres is taking a very favourable course. We have ...
... hand, but they consisted partly of trocps resting aftei wa action of the Somme such as the famous 51st Division. grc The attack began in the half light of the morning. It was condi the by eight German divisions in the front line, besides others in reserves ...
... will not be decreased by the rain which has fallen. In the southern battle are• the guns have also been active. but the only infantry operation was • minor enterprise of ours eouth of Valera- Bretonneux, in which we rushed an enemy post and captured some ...
... of Cornwall’s Light Infantry (o2nd and jieut. (act. Capt.) C. W. Strevens has been d in despatches in recognition of his services . (iorth Lancashire Regiment (47th and 81st). I Lieut. A. I’raser, who was reported missing, lnfantry (51st and 105th).— Gapt ...
... Cornwall s Light Infantry ana 46th) —LieuL (act. Capt.) G. W. btrevens has been mentioned in despatches in recognition of his services LoyalNorthUncashlre ßegiment (4 7t uandblsr). —Second Lieut. A. Eraser, who was reported missing, Infantry (51st and 105th) ...