... istant Q.M. He was a number of years in Australia, and enlhted on the 30th August, 1915. He wit.= badly wounded at the Battle of the Somme. in July. 1816 and was in liosp.tal in 'England. He was 29 Years of agt. B.•fore emigrating to Australia lie was employed ...

... Fountainbridge, Edinburgh. A Younger brother. Private Hector Mac. donald. of the same regiment, was killed in action at the Battle of the Somme, on 13th August. 1916. Mr and Mrs Robert Simpson; 21G Mid St., Broxburn, has also received word that their son, Pte ...

... Corporal, enlisted in September, 191 S. prior to which he was em, riloyed in a bank in Glasgow. In 1916 . just Ibefore the Battle of the Somme. he suffered from shell shock, and after his recovery he was attached to headquarts.rs, where his services have been ...

... killed in action at the Battle of the Somme. in France, 15th Se.ptember, 1916. —lnserted by his father and mother. DARLING.—In loving memory of my dear brother, Signaller Robert Darling, who was killed in action at the Battle of the Somme. 15th Sept., 1916 ...

... achieved. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME AND AITER..—Osi Wednesday evening. in the Town Hall, Armadale, before a well attended meeting, presided over by Provost Grog. Captain and Adjutant Perkins delivered a lecture entitled - The Battle of the Somme. Captain l'erkins ...

... entered . Mcerae's Battalion. He was out in France for years, and among the other big engagements he went through was the battle of the Somme. For a period he was placed on the (luse W. Reserve, and worked at home. While buck in civil life, he married Agnes ...

... Tom Adamson, Viewtield. Torphichen Street. Bathgate. who died in Boulogne on Jolt'. 1916, of wounds received in the Battle of the Somme. I st July.—Thscit amor ALLAN.—In loving memory of our dear mother. 'Mary Brown Allan. who died at A Oakbauk Place. ...

... months ago from France, where he was on active service with the 'Royal Scots. Be was wounded last year I during the battle of the Somme. In connection with the article there is eriblished a reproduction from a photo of Mrs A. A. Frew. CHORAL tNION. The ...

... Sergi. Gardner enli;ted in 191 k in The 1;03,1 .-icot, and went to France about the end of 1915. He wa, wounded in the battle of the Somme, after gaining the Military Medal. fitter being home he again returin-il in 1417. and - a; pgain wounded in of that ...

... deliyhted to fine' Kirk, was the thirst P.G.M., and he could for having, for more than 130 years-for it went through the Battle of the Somme. ropy of the Wet Lothian (wirier, which aeoire them he would never be a Member of was here that Auld 13 Lodge wee ...

... Royal ..cots', and later woo attached to Watw:ckshire Regiment. He went to Fiance in May 1916. and wa,, through the Battle of the Somme, and a number of other engagewent-. On the 3rd Dec., 1917. he was repotted On 10th of January his parents received a ...

... re-open on Tuesday. nth April. LECTURE ON TIIE BATTLE OP THE MARXE.—Luat Thursday evening. Capt. W. Perkins, Adjutant, Ist Battalion Linhth gowshire Volunteers Regiment. delivered an interesting lecture on the Battle of the Marne. to a fairly large audience ...