... soldiers, and that she had offered to release him by letter. The letter, defendant, declared, he lost when wounded at the battle of the Somme. ...

... of the Lest ac tZiltons in the an How far hie west can be ge by the subsequent salient/work of the ba in the Battles of the Somme. .. THE SOMME On July Er WA the , : in Abe line as a suPperting 'battalion ee tho remainnu in the line during the first day's ...

... Military Medal for bravery displayed in rescuing wounded under heavy shell-fire and for attending to wounded during the Battle of the Somme. He was an apprentice compositor in Messrs. Cassell’s printing department before the war, and was mobilised for service ...

... miner l>efore emigrating to Canada between 6 and 7 years ago. He has spent two years in France, being wounded at the battle of the Somme. He came through the big fight at Passchcndaelc. Sergeant Motherwell has not told what he got the medal for. CASTLECARY ...

... The offer was made in a letter she wrote to the defendant. which he lost in his knapsack when he was wo.inded at the battle of the Somme. lie further alleged that before the alleged breach the pliviitiff conducted herself in a manner inconsistent with her ...

... on Christmas night, 1916, When the whole of the I French line on the Somme, and something more, was incorporated in our front. In the fighting which followed the Battle of tne Somme, the British line was brought up to within one mile | north-west St. ...

... Coles, City of London R. 8., messenger, Whitecross Street.—Military Medal for carrying wounded men Out of action at the battle of the Somme. Carpi. P. E. Phillips, Queen Victoria's Rifles, clerk, Whitt-- cross Strect.—Military Medal for special night scouting ...

... in despatches for gallant conduct at the first battle of Ypres. His remaining brother, the Hon. W. A. D. Continued overleaf.) (Continued from page 684.) Parnell, M.C., was killed at the battle ot the somme, .September, 1916. Lord Congleton is in the Navy ...

... in ' The Times' the other day contained an offer from an officer to sell a Cremona violin which he has played in the battles of the Somme, Arras, and hieseines. After all history does repeat itself. Nobody likes to get collared by a policeman, although ...

... France with the British Expeditionary Face in August, 1914, and wee in the retreat from Mons, and fought through the battles on the Somme. So far Reginald Bar. 'rot has nut received &scratch, and it is hoped that the good fortune of this old Church of England ...

... disaster's which •vertook the Austro-Hungarian armies in Serbia aud Galicia ; in Germany it has been ebbing since the Battle of the Somme and since December’ 1916 when the Kaiser himself inaugurated chatter about peace” with his letter to Chancellor von ...

... was made in letter she wrote to the defendst, which be lost in bis knapsack, in which was when he was wounded at the battle of the Somme. He farther alleged that before the alleged breach tbe plaintiff conducted herself in manner inconsistent with her ...