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... TILE WaITERN FRONT. It was in February that the result of the Battle of the Somme became manifest. Begun in the previous summer and continued until well into the autumn, with the capture of many strong positions which the -enemy had held for two years ...
... Triangle episode 15 The on Wire ” and Babes Wood” comedy The artistes Six Iris will in Pte Harry was buried alive twelve battle of the Somme and blind and dumb for six months DREGHORN Bible Class Social On Friday last the Bible Class of the United Church heid ...
... the rank of Sergeant. He joined the Army in September, 1918, arrived in France in March, 1918, and went through the battle of the Somme from July Ist, 1918. He was formerly with Mr Hiacott at the Town Clerk's.offioe. Enemy R Mrs E. Gsr.», of Farley’s Cardens ...
... eerving since the formation of the Ulster Diflalon. He was mentioned in despatches Sir Douglas Haig connection with the Battle of the Somme. His father, who formerly served the 4th Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, holds commission while employed recruiting duties ...
... Captain Charles C. Craig, is the representative of South Antrim. lie was wounded and taken prisoner at the opening of the battle of the Somme while serving the Ulster Division, and is still in the hands of the enemy. The nests of Colonel Craig's elevation to ...
... Allies . • u tv,. «* the employment of huge masses of troops It was m February that the fronts Ser bi Ru^ia> and^u . Battle of the Somme became ruarufest. untiWcU into the autumn, with tho and this year the enemy em- V»«re .an, »h,ch enony . . , , „-fi ...
... 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 ...
... iCOIIIANir-SEBOT..MAJOR GILES, gazetted to the Royal West Keats , . He Lesidun Regiment, of Lewisham. ‘O,O has at the battle of the Somme. Being tra • killed in action. felled to the M.G.C., he came h for the E tni g, and proceeded tu the Front again in ...
... spends ing a short holiday at Bournemouth. The bridegroom, who wee in the fighting on the Ypres salient 1914-1915. the battle of the Somme and Vimy Ridge and the storming of Raeischenduels. is due beck at the front on January 8. KODAK Flan Kllololl.—Captain ...
... beadmaster, ■ Duff uf. He was for number years th® staff of the British Linen Bank ■ at- Elgin He was wounded in the Battle of the Somme in 1916. The late SecondtLieutenant David E. Dow, Seaforths, a son of Mr Dow, headmaster. West'Ehd-School, Elgin. Lieutenant ...
... lieutenant-colonel, which notification appeared in the London Gazette.” November 16th, 1917. was severely wounded in the battle of the Somme in July, 1916, being sent to England j and recovery he returned to the front the following October. ...
... pineers. brood:info as it did - not all they looked forward to early in the year. When 1917 opened. the outcome of the Battle of the Somme warn baginning to be felt; irltar miry srniPer British suoresses os the Anere, *boat the middle of March the German ...