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... agent for the Colliery Guardian Companv, London, a former Pontypool Rugby forward, who won the V.C. during the second battle of the Somme In the first World War (net personalty £1,237) 2.348 Mr. JAMES HENRY GLADWIN HOLLAND, 45 Fowls Road Ashton-on-Ribble ...
... counsel for the two claimants, Sir William Tritton and Major Wilson, said that all the tanks which took part in the battle o! the Somme were made from Sir William Tritton’s drawings and plans. They were all made either Foster's or by the Metropolitan Carnage ...
... Ludlow showing one of the picturesque bridges and castle POST THE WELSH GUARDS’ COLOURS bore laurels in honour of the Battle of the Somme when guard-mounting at Buckingham Palace yesterday BATHING WEATHER AGAIN A snap yesterday at the Southport bathing pool ...
... Registrar-General has cancelled this, and appointed Hoylake discharged soldier, who was severely wounded : ast July in the battle of the Somme. RACE MEETINGS The Telegraph Company informed that oflicial permission having been granted, the Dundalk and Phoenix ...
... Situation. ol that battle Le to materially the ehomy’s mMan-power embarrassinent The ‘ it of you Martwitz’s army have been overran, and they are out of action for some little time The Germans have been forced te engage 35 divisions on the Somme and they now ...
... YAT£b (of WalloaL STEVE P-rfHF.R 'of Anbtldi. and I-ILL RES (of New Brighton), late of K.LJt., who were killed in • hi- Battle of the Somme. July 1. 1916.—A f : r.ududno (lata 163261. In mead Wine memory of brother vat# JACK YOCDE. K.L.R., wa. k.lled ta Bootß- ...
... have* been seen the employment of the formidable technical icsources that she has been able to bring into action in the battle of the Somme. We can count against that the devotion, the tenacity, and the spirit of sacrifice displayed our troops; but now it ...
... GERMANS ABLE TO MOVE ONLY AT NIGHT. War Correspondents’ Camp, France, Saturday.—The defeat of the German Army in (he battle of the Somme has progressed more rapidly during the past week than any other corresponding petiod since the big offensive began. ...
... THE A'BHa 1 battle. EFFECT OF ENEITJ failure. WHY GERMANS U’jtii COUNTER-AUACK.^ Our Military Correspondent. LONDON, Sunday For the enemy the battle no, fought round Cambrai is crucial, and V is well aware of it. His not been launched simply ( motive ...
... W Harris. Scot* • «> «ctior tk- Somme. Reptemhey 15. 1916 Mourned by all at 38. el Pro psina LANCASTER- very proud and |.,ving memory Perry lanca«Ur SwvLient. Md . killed action. September 15. 1916. near Fl«*t*. Somme If should die, think only this That ...
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... seeing that had been deprived of tho main part his reserves, the condition was reasonable. But, in consequence the battle of the Somme and tho momentous issues invlvcd in it, the demand for men the West has been, to put it mildly, urgem.' Hindenburg, ...