_The Battles of Ypres, _Second Battle of 1917._ Passchendaele._ 26 Oct.-10 Nov., 1917. The First Battles of Battle of St. Quentin. 21-23 March, 1918. the Somme, 1918. With actions for the Somme crossings, 24th-25th March. Battle of Rosières. 26-27 March, 1918. NOTE.—Paragraph 47 of the despatch shows that there was very heavy fighting in the Avre and Luce valleys on 29th, 30th and 31st March, in which the 50th was engaged, but the official list gives the Battle of the Avre one day only, the 4th April, and takes no notice of the battle 29th to 31st March. The Battles of the Battle of Estaires. 9-11 April, 1918. Lys. _Battle of Hazebrouck._ 12-15 April, 1918. The Division was still fighting on the 12th and 13th. The Battle of the Aisne, 1918. 27 May-6 June, 1918. The Battles of the Battle of Beaurevoir Hindenburg Line. Line. 3-5 Oct., 1918. Battle of Cambrai, 1918. 8-9 Oct., 1918. See map, p. 287, Messrs. Dent’s edition. The Final Advance. Battle of the Selle. 17-25 Oct., 1918. Battle of the Sambre. 4 Nov., 1918. 51ST (HIGHLAND) DIVISION. First Line. The Battles of the Battle of Bazentin Somme, 1916. Ridge. 14-17 July, 1916 And “subsequent attack on High Wood,” 20th-25th July. The Division is not mentioned as engaged in the British attack, 14th-17th July, but is stated in the despatch to have repulsed an attack at High Wood on the 24th. Battle of the Ancre, 1916 (Beaumont 13-18 Nov., 1916. Hamel). The Battles of Arras, First Battle of the 1917. Scarpe, 1917. 9-14 April, 1917. Second Battle of the Scarpe, 1917. 23-24 April, 1917. Third Battle of the Scarpe, 1917. 3-4 May, 1917. And “capture of Rœux, 13th-14th.”