Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... 31Piatiorsigo1d ON THURSDAY, FRIDAY' AND • SATURDAY NEXT, The OFFICIAL PICTURES of • BATTLE OF. THE SOMME will be shown. Tales Nightly—S.3o & 8.30 sharp ...
... report for military service. Prince George of Saxony, in &seri . bing, a recent review by the of Germans fresh from the battle of the Somme,= The were mere skeleton., of bettalione led by *sprains, seam companies led by lieutenants and eergeantinajore. ...
... Douglas Haig, and a view of • Tank,' one of the artist's masterpieces. Among the other illustrations will be The Battle of the Somme, Gordon Highlanders, The Cloth Hall, Ypres, Dug-outs, A Gun Hospital; and On Board a Hospital Ship. the drawings ...
... excellent service in that battalion: The watch bears a suitable inscription. The French military medal for gallantry at the battle of the Somme Ina been awarded to Louis, who, before the war, was employed at Mr. Freeman's hairdresser's shop at Petersfield. He ...
... There are besides, a portrait sketch of Sir Douglas Haig; landscapes showing a distant view of Ypres, a scrap of the battle of the Somme, sad an Artillery attack on the famous Trona. Wood; and a drawing of a gun hospital. The edition is to be completed ...
... before be was 18 in one of the Portsmouth battalions. He went to France on the let of May last year, and was in the battle of the Somme, but had not had a day's illness all the time he bad been out there. He bad bad no leave, but was expecting shortly ...
... the ardently-dmired clash of and sending out vast quantities' of ammunithe British 'and German battle fleets took tion. On July 1 the battle of the Somme place. In the afternoon of the first day opened, and on the first day the German Admiral Beatty ...
... there need be no surprise that people in different parts of the country have been hearing the echo of the volcanic battles on the Somme. But probably it is the motion of sound waves, rather than the hearing ol 'seise, which has disturbed our bird life ...
... attached to the King's Royal Rifle Corps, and won the Military Cross last July for his services to the wounded during the battles of the Somme. Rogate people have heard with pride that Corpl. W. Smith, R.E., haa been awarded the Military Medal for conspicuous ...