... charge of being a paragon landlord go by default.—Yours, &e.. ERNEST PARKE. . Kineton, July 30th. THE WAR. A GREAT BATTLE The fourth great battle on the British front this vear commenced in the early hours of Tuesday morning. After prolonged artillery action ...

... Corps. He went to France as observer in March, 1916, and did a great deal of photographic work. He was present at the battle of the Somme. After taking out his jl'“t certificate he was made Instructor in Flying, and at the tim® of his death had charge ...

... memory 'l oin . , Regiment, our in. rr.i . !• battle oi the Somm* . ■>. . ■ ARNOTT. In mcnior-tni s*ns Inacmi, l*e 3 Jacpte’;'‘ —In loving r Brindley. Royal Warw.i k.-: .re i- the battle The Somme. of Air. and iLrs. J. Barrow. JONHS—In '.ovine ...

... Lombard-street, Lichfield, that their son, L.-Corp. P. L. Harrison, who was previously reported missing after the battle of the Somme on July 1, 1910, now reported killed in action on that date. Corp. Harrison volunteered for service with the Colours ...

... the front last February. Lce.-oorpl. Albert Reeves. R. War. 8., went the front in July, 1915, and was wounded at the battle erf the Somme. returned to the front last March, was wounded July 3, and died ten days later. He resided with his sister at 6, Place ...

... experience of war.. Be serv ed in the Manchester-Regiment far two years, ant received so many as fourteen wounds in the Battle of the Somme. Re vial taken mhoner in July, 1911, but escaped at the cnd of August while on his way to Ituhliihin WINN The balance ...

... the Royal Warwickshire Regiment, and a partner in the firm of Messrs. Allen, Harvey, and Ross, who was killed in the battle of the Somme July 4, 1916. The institute has decided that the fund shall be known as the Edward Jones Memorial Prize Fund, and that ...

... results the :k2v,-i far, as Mr. Donar Law yesterday, are most satisfactory. As compared with the equivalent peiiod of the Battle of the Somme, we have gained four times much gfouml. as cost of 50 to 75 per cent, less casualties, against double the enemy strength ...

... loetitate for civil end wan Private Jack Pock nail, reported after forrotteo In November met taw yoer pamphlet com battle erf the Somme on July I. 1916, and baa atnoe , tie ayrtema akortkaad. aad wa. mnoh been have been killed on that date ; • !7, . ...

... he left behind. Eventaally he went to Salonica, and snarly to France, where he was screwy wounded in the head in the battle of the Somme on November Ma. He lay in an nnomeciona condition for two night. and a day before they managed to nick him and take ...

... Times.” r were thought to be the rest casualties in the Air belligerents daring any one Battle of the Somme seem spared with which are jeer, when the Allied m Somme began, there were nch, and German machines . The figure was 189 September, when the losses ...

... been attempted on the front of last Thursday’s battle. That* indeed, could fairly be called a one-day battle. Its aims have been achieved, and our hold on the new ground is unshaken. Thus Thursday's battle was a complete episode. This is not to say, of ...