to Xorth ot the Somnie action continues to develop more and more. Towards tie north, between the Oise and tho ALsne, enemy h;tve -delivered vigorous attack on Tracey le Mont. To the north-ea-t of they have been repulsed H*ith severe losses. In the centre there is a lull along wh

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“I shall never forget the seen© the | deck of the Hogue during those live imuutes. It would take horns state all that I saw and heard. The outstanding feature of it all was the coolness and the discipline of the men, who felt the vessel einkine under their feet. Above all. I sha

Former Hants Incumbent’s Death. The Rev. Francis Henry Baring hall died ai Kamo, Sew Zealand, lie was the son of Dr. Charles Baring, of Durham, and was born IMS. vraduatod at Cambridge in 1872, was the same year. After period work in India held IWngs He became Vicar ol Bepley, H

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London, Tuesday. Th© Press Bureau states 11.20 p.m.: •* There is practically change in the situation. • The Allies’ left have bad some very, heavy fighting, but they are well holding their own. FROM GERMAN HEADQUARTERS (CfisiHAL Savva TaLtaBAU.J Amsterdam, Wednesday morning. A d

RUSSIAN DESPATCH BATTLE WITH GERMANS. GUNS ABANDONED DEFEATED AUSTRIANS.