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... 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 ...
... TUE WESTERN FRONT. It was in February that the result of the Battle of the Somme became manifest. Begun in the previous summer and tinned until well into the autumn, with capture of many strong position* which the enemy had held for two years, it was ...
... Bvo, pp. 193. J. Murray not 5/ MASEFIELD (John) The Old Front Line, or the Beginning of the Battle of the Somme. Illustrated. Cr. Bvo, pp. 128. W. Heinemann. net 2/6 MEREWETHER (Lieut.-Col. J. W. B.) and Smith (Rt. Hon. Sir Frederick) ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Palmerston Rosd. Spark brock. joined the Army ia September. 1914, had born the front for over montha. and had been in the battle of the Somme. Hia two brother? joined the Armv—one, who wes in one of the City has *been killed, and the other one. in the R.G A ...
... 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 ...
... returned to France in June, 1916, after- wards commanding a battery thr'oughoUt the battles of the Somme, Arras, Messines, and the third battle of Ypres, when he was again wounded within 100 yards of the spot where he was wounded in 1915. He was awarded ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...