... of Mr. A. W. Simmons, builder. Strand Street, Sandwich, died of pneumonia in France on the 31st ult. lost an eye the battle of the Somme. Lee.-Corpi. Arthur G. Hoile, fourth son of Mr. J. Hoile, of Worth (King’s Royal Rifle Corps), was severely wounded ...

... stationed at Folkestone, and her youngest son, Pte. Cecil Ashbee. of The Buffs, was severely wounded in the thigh in the Battle of the Somme, July 14, 1916. was a patient in the Bellahouston Hospital, Glasgow, from July 21, 1916, until January last. He is at ...

... back his forces from Paris in the great battle of the Marne. They distinguished themselves at Armentieres and the neighbourhood in 1914 and 1915, and 1917 they were mentioned with distinction in the Battle of the Somme. In 1917 they were in the front rank ...

... ■^ 0 humorist-whose work should soon md a favourite with English readers. 1 Conan Doyle concludes his detailed the Battle of the Somme,and two well* naval writers Bartimeus ” and J Margeriaon—giro of their best. ...