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... to save the country from the bitterest engagements, one of which was Hun, bavi how returned from the war the great battle of the Somme It broken in th and maimed in body, here thet he beeame the are desetving of ell the help we cam give of the Military ...
... Bullough, Ltd., Accrington. Daring the 18 months he served in France he participated in much heavy fighting, including the battle o! the Somme, and was badlv wounded about the lege at Arras, on April last. Ha had undergone numerous operations Whalley, but, unhappily ...
... work r*s and ooaery*- I a* been carried on. BENCH OPKfaAL OMMCNUJUI. France. Friday Aflernooo. 1 •re i• h.- ...
... British attacks were launched between Mcteren and Merns after the strongest fire. They were repu'ted in our front battle lines. South Somme an stuck by Australian troops against TTerleville broke down. North west Rove a thrust delivered by was tuceeasful ...
... Fiower, : 1. Mary 2, Mary Whittaker. ceived one in the Bedfordshire Regiment. He again saw service took part .n the 1916 battle of the Somme and in Beaumont Ham«l. and then had to resign his commission for health reasons. Meanwhile his partner only stayed at ...
... line. He received a oor,,nosisien in 1916, and was wounded in the leg. and lost his right thumb at. Mireement. In the battle of the Somme he took part in the Groat Retreat. Ile was meniiioned in the orders of the day by General Raw- Eileen, 4th Army, and ...
... ia krut half. Can the other day that just after had coma out weight rti. Baker mid Lancae*er scored, sad after the battle «l the Somme 1916 be met another ' ekaaglag eafr Leec—Wr and gtepkerwa put gvals prtY.to f-d f.-t lortOTWmn », «nr| bullets tn that ...
... remarked that even while the front in Tlel*. when they had hunted all the harea. they hunted paper: they hunted after the battle of the Somme, with good open country and tranehae the onfe they had hunted without hound*, and in that way caught Advene comment ...
... went. Alter a period of training at Forant, Saliabur) Plaint', he went to France in July. 1916, taking part in the battle of the Somme, and the fighting at Yessines Ridge, l'assecehdale, wher ehe was wounded in the groin by shrapnel io September, 1917 ...
... otomneh whilst action. He wm wounded in the shoulder •t Hons, and hit in tha arm at tha Soria Bay hading, whilst at the battle of tha Somme bo wm buried three tiiaao in one day as consequence shell fin. Sob- PHmmt, BMtly dmnd in Brown nit, •toad in Um dook ...
... deeply regretted the incident. Be was a man of excellent character, had served in the Army for several years and at the Battle of the Somme wy.s given a commbision from the lignite. Be quite mistook the pollee-sergeiuit'i action in the matter and thought the ...
... received into the fellowship of the church 'in 19(8. He joined the 19th London Regt. in August, 1915, and fell in the Battle of the Somme on July 19th, 1916. Their brother, t Cecil Willis (of the 11th London Reg.), joined the church in 1911, and be. came ...