... but occupying salient which his own stall described as unsuitable to fight decisive battle in and which was in fact evacuated in a few hours next spring. The people of Britain were not. of course, told the truth. They, and the troops waiting to be ...

... found employment for some seven hundred of their , but that since then , and more particularly since the withdrawal from Flanders , E . N . S . A . had not been able to find employment for more than one band , partly no doubt becau . se of the War Office ...

... CJompany , 3 li . War . Regiin « nt , . Barracks , , Isks of Wight , for props , and wigs of any sort for or friends in Flanders and for concerts while tl * ey are . He says that he has had numerous letters he has been back for such article he would ...

... C- ear rat the sect_ creased labourers dap . hiscri a On Our Banners . , NEW T.U.C. ~.„.., AND MRS FLOODS I McPHERSON FLANDERS CHAIRMAN What Will Happen •Belean Battle fi elds Uncle* 4. Ben Tillett Elected Unassinionsly When She Arrives Water ..--_ ...

... trade I lnaf know! transports were coming into Alex- ' eUow J™}*® heari JHjB _ v P**tl Now _. hen , andria after the evacuation of Oal- w a a f blown Vr 4. see so many ex-service- upon away. A partly TK.ITU6tOf.rt ik.CHII«YfW Mncr the war® H *| ...

... the interests of his Holiness ; but it cannot but be alarmed about the day, which is not fir distant, when Rome will be evacuated by our troops. For Europe will not allow that the occupation of Rome by the French troops, which has lasted for ten years ...