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... rebels at Manassas were prevalent in Washington yesterday; but it is not believed, nor is it possible that thirt point will evacuated, and the road Richmond be thus thrown open our troops. It far more likely that the army tho Potomac has some glorious work ...
... sent to the Hove Government by the French envoy, M. Le Myre de Viler., by declaring that he would only yield to force. The evacuation (of Antananarivo by the French) is proceeding. Telegraphio communications between Antananarivo and Tamatave are suppressed ...
... Teener'. After the cessation of hos. titivate, the 33rd returned to England and remained until 1694, when they embarked for Flanders and assisted at the siege of Huy, afterwards repairing to winter quarters at Bruges. The year they were among the regiments ...
... miles into the French salient. They aaem to won three villages, the French having now been forced in the bombard* meat to evacuate Brabant-eur-Mense, retirement effected night. This fierce battle is still raging. A strong attack, has been delivered against ...
... NORTH WALES MEN IN FLANDERS Their Part in the Fighting In North Wales towns and villages this week local men serving with the 8.E.F.. home on leave after being evacuated from Northern France have been warmly wel. corned, and there have been some happy ...
... been busy during the lase fortnight as to the late ot young Llandudne soldiers known to nave been in the great struggle in Flanders. but in this review we refrain from mentioning any name not definitely reported oy the War Office or whose relatives have ...
... piermaster. Llandudno. has been killed in action. This Captain John Roberts, to his brother. Mr. casua.ty occurred during the evacuation Jack Roberts. late of the post office and from Dunkirk and one of his comrades has now on the Food Controller's staff at ...
... Line, rolled up the left flank of the Allied armies towards the coast of Flanders, it was only by a military miracle that over 300,000 British and seine French troops were evacuated to Great Britain through the port of Dun. kirk. As the weeks passed, w ...
... chosen a week or more previously as a suitable evacuation port for some remnants the British Expeditionary Force which away Dunkirk These remnants were of different units They had retreating for three from Flanders and some Rheims Paris and Orleans Continuing ...
... largely Catholics from Flanders (north and are n fierce dispute the 4000000 Walloons over the recent fixing of Flemish-Walloon linguistic frontier Walloon and Flemish extremists are clamouring for a Belgian federation made up of Flanders Wal-lonia and bil'ngual ...
... a living remnant of European civilisation ' It was saved I learn by the obstinacy of its director Colonel Podhajsky who evacuated his beloved Lip-pizaners to rural safety and obtained the protection of tho American conquerors and even persuaded General ...
... unbreakable as ever In action with first tanks The Royal Welch Fusiliers were in the Gallipoli landings the heart-breaking evacuation They went to Egypt helped to keep the Germans and Turks away from the Suez Canal they fought in Palestine they struggled ...