... served as a combatant in the 11th Manchester' during the Pint World War and was in the landing at Suvis Hay and the battle of the Somme. His MC. was awarded for I services at Gallipoli and be was I mentioned in despatches. ...

... Council. He served In the Volunteers and the Territorials from 1906 to 1922 and was awarded the D. 8.0. In the first tank battle on the Somme in 1919. ...

... IDELAV MEANS DEATH The battle oi the Somme caused 30.000 casualties on the first day. Of these approximately 3.000 would require transfusion, which would call for the lonvard provision of 7.500 pinta of blood. Clearly, It would be impossible to obtain ...

... war record. the ShroPallire Light Infantry in 1916 and had been awarded the D.C.M. conspicuous gallantry in the first battle cf the Somme. He was also in posessalcat to: the Mons Star. Since leaving the Army he had joined the Anti-Aircraft Battery. and was ...

... reference back was carried. NIRO= FROM ROAD. The Fulhawrold Workhouse Commdtee regretted to report tbe deaths in the battle of the Somme II Private A. Kasha, Wile Drip , :le, Ltd Ashby, Royal Welsh Fusiliers, formyrly temporary porter and assistant gate ...

... pifisonone properties of many fungi. Tar FlllaT completed in February. 1916, and the marlines their first appearance at the Battle of the Somme in the summer of that year. Altogether we built 2,634 tank.. The engines in the late:t type are of horse-power. TIM ...

... enlisted as a private in the Queen's Westminster' and went to France in early 1915. He fought in most of the important battles on the Somme and at Ypres and was twice wounded. He was gaxetted on the field, and at the end of the war went with the Army of ...