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... with that of the eivilian population, has already come into force. 'The rule applies to men home on leave from the British Expeditionary Force in France as well as to men on home service leave and sepecial leave. In the case of many men from France who at ...
... appreciated. The whole expense of providing the required quantily of pudding to enable every soldicr serving with the British Expeditionary Force to receive Llb. of pudding each will he horne by the Expeditionary Force Canteen Funda. ...
... used against aircraft attcmpting a raid. It i officially announced that the second Canadian contingent to join the British Expeditionary Force will consist of a full division. While declaring that no air raid is expected, the officer commanding the Portsmouth ...
... reply to a question, the Prime Minister, in the House of Commons yesterday, stated that the casuvalties of the British Expeditionary Force in the western area of the war up to February 4 were, approximately, 104,000 of adl ranks. ...
... served on the Western Front in the Great War from 1914 to the Armistice. the Ist 'having formed part of the original British Expeditionary Force. The Regimental Depot is at Linceln. ‘ The 3rd and 4th Battalions (formerly the Royal North Linecoln Militia and ...
... state that the correct address is: —(Name and rank), “C Company, 1/4th Lincoln Regt., Lincs. and Leics. Brigade, British Expeditionary Force. SOLICITING ALMS at Asterby was the charge preferred against & labourer named John Stafford, hailing from Barnsley ...
... and the Great Revies in Wandsor Great Park. In recognition ol & work he has now beer appointed Chaplain & the British Expeditionary Force, with the ranl of Captain, and leaves for * ere it France” this week, where doubtiees ho will meet some of our own ...
... by a German officen, A Parliamentary return eets forth that theve have been no cases of typhus or cholera in the British Expeditionary Force. ‘The typhoid patients, up to February 11, numbered 625, of whom 40 died. There were 196 scarlet fever cases and ...
... special word of greeting to the armies of the Empire, to those who have come from afar, and in particular to the British Expeditionary Force. Their task is hard. They are waiting, and waiting is a trial of nerve and discipline. But I know that when the ...
... THE CONFERENCE.—RUSSIA AND PRINCE In view of the unsatisfactory charac'er of the | ALEXANDER,. Burmese reply, the British expeditionary force will | A third sitting of the Conference was held in Concross the frontier with the least possible delay. stantinople ...
... having remained in a Chinese port, has been compelled to disarm. | The first list of casualties o members of the British Expeditionary Force was issuved last night. They are of the kind only too familiar at home in time of peace. Two officers have been ...
... Roxby, 58; Winterngham, 41; Winterton, 40—779; previous contributions, 22,935; grmind total, 23,714, Distribution— British Expeditionary Force, 100; British Red Cross Society, 100; Lincoln Regiments, 170; Mediterranecan Expeditionary Force, 85; Queen Mary's ...