... British have often, but not always, had marked superiority- nn their front, especially during the Battle of the Somme. In all air activities, during that battle, the British had a most useful advantage; but the cnemv was never suppressed, was able to cause ...

... nwasitdoe, on the Somme, France .isied *Resided battle 1n another great Of warfare—the clf *elected and imposed try it Ike LOMB= that ia,k of inunst as rei.ctered at impossible for them 40 the victory of the Marne. , The battle of the Somme had already Wan ...

... interfered. In reply to Mr. Lang’s Question, defendant said he was wounded in the head just before last Christmas in the battle of the Somme, and was di-charged from the Y. and L. to work on munitions. Looking over his rgcord, Mr. Long said it was a very bad ...

... Garrison Artillery in May, 1916. His eldest brother. Major S. B. Maufe, of the West Yorkshire Regiment, was killed tho Battle of tho s>omme. Another brother, Lieut. F. W. B. Maufe, who is attached the R.F.A., at the Front. Lieut. the second Bradford soldier ...

... lata J. B. Entherfoord. Eao.. and Mrs. Rutberfoord. Alma Cottage. Collinjham. Leeds. TOLSON.—On July Ist. 1916, the Battle of the Somme (previously reported wounded and missing, now officially reported killed). ROBERT TOLSON. West Yorkshire R-ziment. the ...

... few words when complainant interfered. Defendant said he was wounded in 'the head just before last Christmas in the battle of the Somme, and was discharged from the Y. and L. to work on munitions. Looking over his record, Mr. Leng said was a very bad one ...

... bring:n‘z the Hun to his knees, hnt the resilts are by no means so seanty as they might appear on the surface. The battle of the Somme enforced the enemy to carry out a strategic retirement, but a look at the map will show that anv retreat of the Germans ...

... courage which won the admiration of all.” The ‘planes came baok from the baitle riddled with 5 .o bullets. i Sunce the battle of the Somme the action of geroplanes engagmi the enemy with laison with our own infantry has been no new thing, but it is probable ...

... S. B. Maufe, of the West Yorkshire Regiment, was kiled in the opening of the offensive on the Western front in the battle of the Somme. Another brother, Lieut. ¥. W, B, Maufe, is attached to the Royal Field Artillery, and is serving at the front. This ...

... Darlington, in memory of Lieut. Ronald Peaoock, son of the first, and for 25 yeara vicar of St Luke's, who was killed the battle of the Somme. The Rev. T. R. Sale, M.A., vicar of Blackburn, and formerly vicar of Huddersfield, has been appointed by the Bishop ...

... capacity of chief officer. Private Ernest King's lioyal Rifljs, 1.0 wa« reported missing since last September after the battle of the Somme, is now reported kiiloij action. the nephew of .nd Mrs Bellamy. Kirkella, and grandson of S. f- ole, and before enlisting ...

... Armr, and he was gazetted in November, 1915, He went to the front in July, 1916, arriving in time to take part in the battle of the Somme. A few months ago he was shghtly wounded in the face. At present he 15 at home with hie fathar at Thornchffe Honse, ...