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... BRITISH EXPEDITIONARY FORCE. Mr Chamberlain then turned to the Western front, and said the British Expeditionary Foree had now finally taken their allotted sector of the French line, and all divisions were in position The completenese of the understanding ...
... TRANSPORTATION OF BRITISH EXPEDITIONARY FORCE TO FRANCE. In a statement in the House of Commons on Wednesday, the Secretary of State for War, Mr Hore-Belisha, said that within the five weeks since the ontbreak of war we had transported to France 158,000 ...
... troops now in France may be home on leave before Christmas, saye the Exchange Telegraph correspondent with the British Expeditionary Force. Plans were reported last week-end to be well in hand for the granting of leave fo officers and men should the military ...
... House of Commons Debate. Criticism of Conduct of War. Following the withdrawal of the British Expeditionary Force from Southern Norway last week the Prime Minister made a statement to the House of Commons on Tuesday, and the debate on the Norwegian campaign ...
... by Miss Jessie C Henderson, one of the members of the Guild, from Robert V. Hall, Second-Lieutenant 37th D.A.C., British Expeditionary Force, thanking the members of the Guild for their kind thoughts in sending the warm socks, ete., to the troops, as they ...
... parcels for the Btll*\h troops in France should be posted as long as possible before 14th December. No parcel for the British Expeditionary Force will be accepted at any Post Office after 14th December until 26th December, and that letters for delivery by Christmas ...
... BRITISH CASUALTIES. LONDON, Wednesday afternoon. From headquarters of British Expeditionary Force a return has been received of casualties of one of the cavalry regiments, and three divisions—one brigade. Tt shows 36 officers and 127 other ranks killed; ...
... SATURDAY'S CASUALTIES. The official casualty lists issued to-day give the names of sixty-five officere of the British Expeditionary Force dead, seventy-nine wounded and missing, two missing, and four missing, believed killed. One officer previously reported ...
... men issued by the War Office give the names of 147 dead and 191 wounded, prisoners, etc., in three lists from the British Expeditionary Force, one of which is dated 3rd February. A list from the Mediterranean Expeditionary Force gives the names of two killed ...
... accidentally killed; 172 died of wounds; 24 died: 1,252 wounded; 19 missing; and 9 prisoners of The figurcs for the British Expeditionary Force Killed, 94; accidentally killed, 2; died of wounds 90: died 12; wounded, 458; missing, 10. The Canadian casualties ...
... son No. 2558, Private John Arcus, 21st Battalion, A.LLF., was wounded on the 24th August, whilet serving with the British Expeditionary Force in France. His brother, Geo, Arcus, R.N.R., with whom their mother resides, also received about the same time, a ...
... Information. Government to Improve Work of Ministry. The delay and confusion in the publication of reports that a British Expeditionary Force was already in France, early last week, was the subject of an explanation and apology from Sir Samuel Hoare in the ...