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... against the Covenanters. Subsequent to that they were engaged in suppressing the rebels in Scotland. In 1694 they embarked for Flanders, where they took part in all the operations until 1697, and remained in Scotland until 1702, when they embarked for Holland ...
... time effectually disposed of the Russian proposal, accepted grudgingly by France and too hastily by the United States, to evacuate Pekin. The objections to such a course are indeed serious for Russia and overwhelming for all other Powers. For even the ...
... position in Flanders and Northern France may be summarised as follows: The enemy has fallen back towards the east. Our advanced guards have marched towards the Yser, and have everywhere found indications of a hurried retreat. The evacuation by the German ...
... HUNDRED. The King in the Field. That his Majesty, the Head of the Army should have gone amongst his troops in France and Flanders is eminently in keeping with his character, as we know him, of a brave man devotedly attached to his sailors and his soldiers ...
... THE RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN The Evacuation of Lodz. THE story of the renewed advance of the German masses up the Vistula in the middle of November and of their rupture of the Russian line north of Lodz has been already sketched in the pages of THE SPHERE. The ...
... than the account of a Times correspondent of a visit to the front, to a spot which the gossips of Warsaw said was to be evacuated by the Russians, and of finding the Russian officers there preparing a course for a steeplechase. .J p If British officers ...
... man not so very dis tantly related to the former observers of the big gooseberry and the sea-serpent. Stagnation The War in Flanders, so far as it is officially supposed to interest the British public, may be said lately to have been somnolent. Continuous ...
... buildings that had been a great lunatic asylum. It is now a hospital for civilians, although it is partly destroyed. During the evacuation of the town, said the commandant, it was decided that the lunatics must be taken out. The asylum had been hit once and ...
... many women doctors have rendered signal service to the troops at the front, and have established hospitals in France and Flanders on their own initiative^ that have been of the greatest use. Medicine will be well worth the con sideration of any intelligent ...
... THE DONOR, MRS. BORDEN-TURNER R THE day of the anniversary of the opening of our hospital the sun that shines so rarely in Flanders came out and flooded our field with light. The nasturtiums flamed up the walls of the huts, and the tubs of geraniums along ...
... THE DONOR, MRS. BORDEN-TURNER R THE day of the anniversary of the opening of our hospital the sun that shines so rarely in Flanders came out and flooded our field with light. The nasturtiums flamed up the walls of the huts, and the tubs of geraniums along ...
... ridge, and some of them had already arrived at Langemark, without their papers, when our men entered the dug-outs they had evacuated. The men of the Welsh Regiment who were .on the right of the advance could not go for ward as quickly as their comrades of ...