... col Newbelk. who is serving with the R.A.M.C., wen prevented Military Civ. winch he farclietinguinbed service in the Battle of the Somme. Ileirtesslas Whim the Military Cress. Old Grammar School boys will be glad to limo Henry Reeve of the late Mr. Reeve ...

... is only • hew weeks since Maurice (indwell, a younger brother, who had been • prisoner of war in Germany sine* the battle of the Somme, was repatriated and returned to Blackpool. Coro. Nihilism Gruber)) joined the Army In March, 1915, and bed been serving ...

... service at the front, where his gallantry and efficiency won for him his present rani re . lber lg was wounded in the battle of the Somme. After serving his time in the firm of Messrs. Robinson & Cleaver, Belfast. be enlisted in the Y.C.V.'s, and weal So ...

... success achieved ty the British in the present operations may to gained from the following stet voent,:—ln the First Battle of the Somme, which la-ttel from July 1 to , OctatQr 31, 1916, the British and French won 44 square miles of territory, whereas in ...

... guns and two howitzers, with gun carriages complete, which were captured the 10th Battalion of the Cameronians the battle of the Somme last year. The guns were on view last night at a W.A.A.C. dance in Hamilton Barracks. ...

... period two years ago in the first battle of the Somme. In the north Hindenburg's old line of defence has been crossed. Farther south the New Zealanders in the Bapaume area and Australian and British troops each side of the Somme have made great progress. The ...

... coastructed prior to the retreat a jear ago. W N Y @ N BACK TO THE SOMME. STIRRING NARRATIVE. \ (HARGE OF THE TANKS. WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES, Monday Nigiit.—The second battle of the Somme is being fought by armies in the open. Along the tlaming frout from ...

... Come and see for yourself. Geoffrey H. Malins, the author and producer, is the official war cinematographer the battle of the Somme and the Battle of the Ancre are his pictures—he knows his Hun —and his story is full of thrills without being overdrawn. N ...

... in the battle area at Loos. where they lost very heavily. They then went to Ypres, and were back in rest from January let to March 25th. and then went up to Hoop) in the salient. They then moved further south, and in the battle of the Somme were at ...

... brotlier of Mrs. Summerfield, 110, York-street. Missing since Mart-li 21st. Now prisoner of war. He was wounded in the battle of the Somme. ...

... latter school won a scholarship for Oxford (New College). Ho joined in January, 1915, the 0.T.C., and was wounded in the battle of the Somme in 1916. His last lea e was in March of this year, on the death of his father. He was a grandson of Mr. Fothergill Watson ...

... well. It ia only a few weeks sines Maurice Graelwell, a brother, who had been a prisoner of war in Germany since the battle of the Somme, was repatriated and returned to Blackpool. Coml. (Indwell joined the Limy In March, 1215, and had been serving in Prance ...