- walk-off unharmed. From 1877 to 1969
Marcoing had a
railway connection to Achiet-le-Grand via the Achiet–
Marcoing railway. Later, a line to
Cambrai opened...
-
village and the
crossings at
Marcoing, and the
subsequent counter-attack on 28 September, 1918. When,
during the
advance on
Marcoing, his
platoon was held up...
- Artists'
Rifles at
Marcoing, 30th
December 1917,
Imperial War
Museum Study Study "Over The Top". 1st Artists'
Rifles at
Marcoing, 30th
December 1917...
- The
Achiet to
Marcoing Railway was a
secondary line of
standard gauge railway in Hauts-de-France. The
first section opened in 1871. The last
section of...
-
across the canal. In the
centre the 6th
Division captured Ribécourt and
Marcoing but when the
cavalry p****ed
through late, they were
repulsed from Noyelles...
- to
negotiate separately.[citation needed] The Franco-Spanish
talks at
Marcoing near Cambrai,
initiated by France,
lasted just
three days (15–17 May 1558)...
-
Torrent d'Esnes Sensée (Bouchain)
Hirondelle (..)
Erclin (Iwuy)
Eauette (
Marcoing)
Canalisation from
Cambrai down to
Valenciennes was
completed in 1788....
- unidentified. The
cemetery is
located 1
kilometre southeast of the
village of
Marcoing, 4
miles (6.4 km)
southwest of Cambrai.
Opened by the III
Corps Burial...
- held for
twelve days to
protect vital bridgeheads between Masnières and
Marcoing before the
British withdrawal under the
weight of
heavy German counter-attack...
- Jean-Baptiste
Cambray or Chambray, from the
village of
Castaing in the
peerage of
Marcoing, near Cambrai, has no
historic ground.
Cambric was a
finer quality and...
