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... FLANDERS. Exchange Company’s War Telegram. BERLIN, Tuesday. German wireless headquarters leport as follows:— the western theatre war we have some ground near Nienport and south-east of Ypres alter unimportant engagements Several strong attacks north-vest ...
... Allies Grimly Continue Rearguard Action as More Troops Evacuate Flanders, Our Tommies' Lead to YOU THE spirit of the B.E.F. troops arriving home is an inspiration to the nation after days of anxious and grays news. They have come out of an inferno with ...
... FLANDERS. Bruflels. Feb. la. Nothing remains to evacuated in the Netherlands but Mens, Acth, Charleroy, and Sr. Chilian, which Evacuations ought to take place Tomorrow, according to the late Convention but the bufinefs delayed fora few Days, becaufe the ...
... FLANDERS A *u-av.-Ac;i>rJitg to ic from ibc frouii r. the evacuation c.: Western continues. The ciMl population is being sent to the Eastern proviVee. Two tho'.tsand inhe-M--touta the coastal region have arrived Tongre*.—Own Correspondent. ...
... Back From Flanders THERE are many angles to the confused collective story brought back from Flanders by our evacuated troops. But the cheerful sangfroid they must all have shown under fire and battery is a general impression. As usual with the British ...
... Flanders. Mantua, Feb. tl. Letters from Genoa advile, that the Republic hath writt. n to the Holy Father, praying him to fecularize the Jefuit who inhabit the territories of the Republic ; otherwife that the latter will be obliged to expel them therefrom ...
... In Flanders. Fierce fighting in Southern and Western Flanders has been recorded daily. The dykes in the Yser region have been broken, and the report of the German headquarters admits that The inundations to the south of Nieuport prevent all operations ...
... IN FLANDERS. Severe Fighting to tbe North of Ypres. The French oftci*l communion* on «t*ted:— North Ypr«6 the last night and todnj made effort to turn good ecoount the sorpriee achtfowd the betore oieMftß -the aopbynataig gaece. Thenr eftorts failed. ...
... the Dunkirk perimeter and were steadily evacuated, it is obvious he wanted to stay with them to the last man, but he had orders from the Government, which specifically told him that as soon the 8.E.F., by evacuation, fell below a strength of three divisions ...
... While Evacuation from Flanders Goes On FRENCH REARGUARD MEN REACHING DUNKIRK .have dropped munalons end other supoltes to the Alhed troops oy chute EFFORT TO CUT OFF FRENCH. Meanwhile the German Army, foiled in its attack on Dunkirk by rising flood waters ...
... IN FLANDERS, Reuter’s Agency learns that, according to latest news, the Allied Armies, under King Albert, are making remarkable progress in all directions in F'anders. It is clear from the situation that it will be a matter of extreme difficulty (or the ...
... FLANDERS. Sluice, Tan. 24. On monday the 16th of January, M. Faucon, the French commandant, declared to M. Perre Andre dc Jonge, prcfident of the Echevins, that he fhould quit the town the next morning, half an hour after ieven, with his garrifon, confiding ...