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... Ypres Tht following an rxtraci frow a .letter from Captain , V, C., to a friend, who has kindly sent it to Headquarters Ist Cavalry Brigade. “It was during the hard days at Ypres that one day our General and his staff lunched with another distinguished ...
... At Ypres. In July, 1915, the 49th Division went up to pres, and in the northern sector learned too well the lessons of enfilade fire, the attractx\e powers of canal bridges to hostile gunners, and the limits of discomfort to which boggy trenches can go ...
... THE YPRES LEAGUE. • --- Ivydene. 40, Fieldboad Road, Shetheal. Sir.—A short time ago it was announced that it had been decided to observe the 31st October. the anniversary of the First Battle of Ypres, as Ypres Day.' This year Ypres Day' is being ...
... THE EARL OF YPRES. The slight improvement of Saturday is maintained,” was the statement issued yesterday afternoon regarding the condition of tho Earl of Ypres, who last Thursday underwent a severe operation. His condition still gives cause for anxiety ...
... The Ypres League should meet members of the Belgium section at Ypres during the summer, and Saturday and Sunday, the 29th and 30th July, have been fixed on as the appropriate days, these being about the anniversary of the third battle of 'Ypres. There ...
... The Strategy of Ypres. That we did get through it is due, in the first place, to the circumstance that our troops, and those of our Allies, did more than it had seemed within the compass of mortal man to do; and, in the second place, the circumstance ...
... THE YPRES LEAGUE Ivydene, Fieldhead Road, Sheffield. Sir,—As you have been so kind to publish letters relating to the Sheffield Branch of the above, and recently granted us a little space in your correspondence column, drawing attention to the Re-union ...
... The Resurrection Ypres. Ypres is a revelation. Wo know what that was like after, four years of war, years in which it suffered from methodical German bombardments and air raids until hardly one stone stood on another. was houseless wilderness, in which ...
... other Sheffield women for Ypres, by way of Ostend. All tho women taking part in the pilgrimage are aged mothers who lost , sons in the Ypres Salient in the Great War. Mrs. Turner lost son on the Somme as well as another at the Ypres Salient. Mrs. Rawson, ...
... THE YPRES TIMES• The Ypres Times, which is the successor of the famous trench journal, the Wipers Times, and the organ of the Ypres League, is to make its appearance next month on the anniversary of the First Battle of Ypres. Among the . contributors ...
... THE YPRES LEAGUE. Ivydene, Fieldhead Road, Sheffield. Sir,—May I take advantage of your open columns to draw the attention of the members and friends of the above to the following particulars:— Arrangements have now been completed to run two four-day ...
... Ypres to Verdun. One of the most interesting and fascinating books dealing with the war that we have so far come across i s Ypres to Verdun, a collection of photoeraphs of the war areas in France and Flanders, specially taken by Sir Alexander B. W ...