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... begun en Christmas night, tete, when the whole of the French battle line on the Somme, and something more, was incorporated in our front. In the fighting which followed the Battle of the Somme, the British line was brought up to within one mile north-west ...
... 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 ...
... the heat Kattalema in .Irenr. How far his work ouvrodeal can he gauged uhoequent gallant work of the Battalion in the Battle. of the Somme. ...
... received. His parents, who reside at 264, Harehills-lane, Leeds, have two other sons serving, and fourth eon fell in the battle of the Somme July Ist last year. KEIGHLEY SOLDIER ENTERTAINERS RAISE - FUNDS FOR THEIR HOSPITAL ' ...
... Primitive Metbodost. Church. joined the army on the outbreak of war and saw- much fighting, being severely wounded in the battle of the Somme. He was granted commission in May. 1917. was again wounded in September last, but was able to rejoin his regiment. NON ...
... iiiinxdi iN-lv afl-r the outbreak of hostilities, and was» i influence of international advices. Later M\«- shrapnel the Battle of the Somme. . sion prices advanced under bear covering caused bv Captain Alan Roberts, Webb Regiment (M.C.) fJie firmness of oats ...
... accepted.— Mr. H Bpeight. Don of the headmaster, who has been discharged from the Army owing to wounds received at the battle of the Somme, was appointed assistant mar ter at a salary of 0100. ...
... in every subsequent engagement with his battalion, including the battles of the Marne and'the Aisne, the first, second and third battles of Ypres, and the protracted battle of the Somme. was three times mentioned in despatches, promoted to the rank major ...
... Mr. Masefield's detailed and poignant description of The Old Front Line --viewed as the base from which the Great Battle of the Somme proceeded-- without emotion. The book is mainly geographical, but the Spirit of Place palpitates through it. In every ...
... accepted.— Mr. H. A. Speight, son of the headmaster who has been discharged from the Army owing wounds received at the battle of the Somme, was appointed assistant master at a salary of £lOO. HOSPITAL WEEK COMMITTEE The annual general meeting the Hospital ...
... Mr. Masefield's detailed and poignant description of The Old Front Line --viewed as the base from which the Great Battle of the Somme proceeded-- without emotion. The book is mainly geographical, but the Spirit of Place palpitates through it. In every ...
... Carrying On aftei the First Hundred Thousand. From the Battle of Loos to the Battle of the Somme, The Junior Sub., Ian Hay, carries on with The Carrying On after the First Hundred Thousand (Blackwood). Gone were the days, he says, when sitting close ...