... younger brother, Private Frank Collings, joined soon after war wee declared. He was then only 17 I years of age. At the battle of the Somme he sustained serious wonnds, and has since been discharged•from the Army. C. H. Mr, and Mrs. Wilhite, of 21, Unett Street ...

... his book u the true story of a clerk who enlisted in .1914, fought for nearly two yea was severely wounded in the Battle of the Somme, and is now on his way back to his desk. It is the aim of the story to show that quiet aid religious borne surrotindim ...

... Regiment, haw been killed in action. He joined soon after the outbreak of war, and wee wounded in both legs at the battle of the somme. He returned to France in November, 1916. Private Simpson, who was in his 24th yews., formerly employed in the Spirit ...

... South Road has been granted a oonunieccon in the tth Battalion Royal Warwicks. Lieut. Sidney R. Woodcock wounded in the battle on the Somme in July. 1916. He was salsa, sineag n y ee re;wmmea t t e sd os f d a: t a welt:lesion, and• WAZIXT Hasoce. Gunner Leonard ...

... et Garmay, and that may be • Nag, Mimes, though acme the Ism WESTERN FRONT. It was ii February that the malt of the Battle ci the Somme became nuinifeet. Began in the previous and motioned until well into the with the capture of many etrong positime the ...

... ke of the nr the hard manual workers. It was no longer _ Po ir peakable Mrs. Parkin, Mrs. hdealyer, Mrs. Hetwell, ' the Somme battle; the attainment of all tem P er- t r Y i ng ex P eriende a the r t o _ ilwa , d y (coloured and whiter), P v Y ee l to ...