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... rapidly, may reach decisive results this year. Broadly, the evacuation Flanders could regarded decisive result, and this the issue in the fighting that now progress the British left If this evacuation com** early enough this year, will end the war tin* year ...
... 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. 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 ...
... FLANDERS. Hulft, Jan. 18. The French have evacuated the Ifland Cadfant; and this Day the Troops of the State took HofTeflion of it, as ell as of all the other places of Dutch Flanders and the feveral Forts thereon depending. BrufTels, Jan. 18. This Morning ...
... POSITION IN FLANDERS. BY PERCIVAL PHILLIPS. (London Daily Esprit's —Copyright) Belgian Frontier, Sunday. The enemy have retired on the coast from several rained hamlets in the vicinity of Weeten‘te, which were made outenable for their infantry by the ...
... THE FLANDERS FIGHTING. The Ames have repulsed a strong German attack in the region of Matron. and in the Aisne Palley have had the advantage in artillery duels. There has been fierce fighting on the Yser, and there were many casualties on both sides. ...
... FLANDERS MAIL. ?? AuG. 18.-A royal ordinancearnounces theappoint- ment of M. Ch. de Brouckere to tbe office of Minister of War, in the room of M. Deferllv, who has resigned. M. Techman is to be Minister of the Interior, ad interim, in the room of M. Ch ...
... THE PRUSSIANS FRENCH FLANDERS. Lille. Nov. 1G. —The railway stations of Tergnier and Cbauny wore evacuated on the night the l ltb, as there was a rumour tho enemy approaching which proved correct, the latter town was occupied the Prussians the next morning ...
... FLANDERS BATTLE, Tnx third big offensive of the Allies in the West opened early yesterday morning with the battle of Flanders between the YRPr and the Lye, on a front of fifteen miles. Weeks of intense artillery bombardment had prepared the public for ...
... GERMANS RETREATING IN WEST FLANDERS Ypres Evacuated (Press Association Wsr Specini.) telegram from Sluis to the “Telegraaf’* 3,000 (lennans have orcupied Blankenberghe, and have demanded hay and to the value of 125,000 franca a -war contribution. . _ ...
... FLANDERS MAIL. DmoitT, Arut 26. Hottilltles have commencedl»* tween the Prusaian* and the French. Yesterday even there was an afiait of out posu at Falmignoul. leagues FRENCH PAPERS Pa«i», 27 Accounts from ?ta!y .fe. thatibe Nraixditan artny has made ...
... RENEWED ACTIVITY IN FLANDERS Violent German Assaults Repulsed at Ypres VICTORIOUS BAYONET (“Times Telegram, per Pres* Copyright) NORTHERN FRANCE, Monday. After making a determined attack yesterday the allied lines between Dixmude aid Yprea, the Germans ...