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... ultimately to the Royal Warricks. He has just recently retched his 21st birthday, and was previously wounded at the Battle of the Somme. His eldest brother. Gunner William Fairgreaves, after having beer. discharged. has again been celed up for military ...
... Primitive Metbodost. Church. joined the army on the outbreak of war and saw- much fighting, being severely wounded in the battle of the Somme. He was granted commission in May. 1917. was again wounded in September last, but was able to rejoin his regiment. NON ...
... ounds received in a re: .nt ..7ensive. Deceased had been in the army for three years and was previously wounded at the Battle of the Somme. Previous to the war he was employed at South Pelaw Corliery. Mrs. Richardson ha% alsa:ost another son Pte. Robt. W ...
... Battalion. Col. Jackson, who this week Home to Alnwick, includes in his experiences the 2nd Battle at Ypres, Battle of the Somme, Battle of Arras, and Battle of Paschendaele. ...
... served his articles with the father of the bride, is with the 4th Northumberland Fusiliers, and was wounded at the Battle of the Somme, in France, and was temporarily invalided home some time ago, and is stiltioncd in Yorkshire, was attended by Mr Jas ...
... stages of campaign. By following its mast leftward course, we see where it stood in 1916 before the commencement of the Battle of the Somme, and, forking away near to its extremity, we get the alignment at the close of that year after the capture of Thiepval ...
... James Thompson, a Labour member, who yohinUrihr enlisted in Army three veers aco. Severely wounded in the opening the battle of the Somme, on July lat. 1916. lieutenant Thompson recovery waa given his com* mWon. “THE MASK IS TORNOFF.” Russian Appeal to German ...
... gongs and German adventurous rode our the famous Ypres tho interesting is tho table from Arras uar tors throughout the battle of the Somme WEALTHY WORKERS It will he interesting Glas-fares in comparison with Liverpool Birmingham and other great cities during ...
... feature of our operations the Western front has been the decrease in the percentage of infantry casualties. At the battles of the Somme they were very heavy, but owing to the more scientific methods we have developed, and the intensive utilisation of ...
... Redcar, he, on Sept. 27, 1916, went France, and since then has been doing his bit in the fighting line. He wa« in Battles of Yores, Somme, and Arras, and though having gone through such strenuous time is looking very well indeed. Good fortune has been ...
... gratifying feature of our operationi oft the Western front has beeu the decrease in percentage of infantry cvenalties. At battles of the Somme they were very heavy. lilt owing to the more scientific methods we have developed, and the intensive utilisation of ...