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... 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) ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Ile has taken part in some of the sternest fighting on the Western Front. Having rendered good service throughout the battles of the Somme and the Ancre, he terminated a term of duty at Alessines Ridge, being then recalled home previous to appointment to ...
... THE WESTERN FRONT. It was in February that the result of the Battle of the Somme became manifest. Begun in the I?x‘ovious summer and continued until well into the autumn, with the capture of many strong positions which the enemy had heldv for two years ...
... iii .% mood, 1915, and rereised 'Ms commission in duly, 1916, being geaetted to the ltoyal West Kent. He was et the battle of the Somme. Bring transferred to tire M.0.t., be rime home for the trdiamg, and proeeeded tire rrinit again In February hot. ...
... which heralded the Battle of the Somme, a bombardment that ceased not day and night, till men were sick and dizzy from the noise which thrall between skull and brain and beat out thought. But for the description of the battle itself we have to wait ...
... pincers. breaking as it did --not all they looked forward to early in the year. When 1917 opened, the outcome of the Battle of the Somme wee beginning to be felt ; artier many smaller British surgeries on the Ancre, about the middle of March the German ...
... Cavalr y vision, which subsequently took so prominent a part first Battle of Ypres. He fought with the artilthe 2nd Army throughout 1915, and also during first part of the battle on the Somme, when he was led, and came home for treatment. On recovery went ...
... to save the country from the bitterest engagements, one of which was Hun, bavi how returned from the war the great battle of the Somme It broken in th and maimed in body, here thet he beeame the are desetving of ell the help we cam give of the Military ...
... a conunission as lieutenant in the Canadian Field Artillery, and was promoted captain at the front in 1916. At the battle of the Somme he web wounded, and received the Military for conspicuoua gallantry. Last September he became major, and in October ...