... Force, with , Con.gratulatory address on being awarded the Military Medal for rescuing wounded under fire during the battle of the Somme. Pie. Hackman, whose home is at 64, Springhead Road, has been gassed, and is just completing his sick leave. At - next ...

... hanged, and that the Boehm were aiming at the 'ual we have been striving so hard to attain since the beginning of the battle of the Somme. At the end, the enemy would have no more to show for his efforts and his appalling losses than a more or lees big dent ...

... ware have ceased, we make our pilgrimage to France and visit the historic ground where was the Old Front Line when the Battle of the Somme began. Mr. Masefield reminds that the ground will not for ever, or even for long, preserve the aspect of war, and certainly ...

... story of its gallant stand against the German hordes in the that led to the first battle Vpres is familiar most people. At Neuye Chapelle, corps bore the brunt of the battle, and played a conspicuous part in the Loos attack/ In the spring 1916 Sir Ilengy ...

... our national prospects after the fare being at the Battle of Loos. He also went direction. I got well on my off side in case War. Be said the War could notfailtorntuu.ee through the Battle of the Somme, acting asaistant should let go and ran towards my ...

... Comforts Fund, S. Thorneycroft, Doe Lea. nce-Corpi. Booth won his decoration f. spicuous bravery and devotion to duty Battle of the Somme, at the beg . • June, 1916. A small party of the ds, surrounded by the enemy, refused ld, and bombed its way - back ...

... 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 ...

... achievements in the present war . They fought superbly in tie fust and third battles of Ypres , at Fcstubert , at Loos , at Arras , and on the Somme . At the first battle of Ypres , where the English Army , incredibly inferior in numbers , guns , and ...

... resented with- the Military Cross by the ing in London. The honour was conferred upon him for distinguished service in the battle the Somme. He has also been awarded the D.C.M. The collections the associations affiliated to the Dumfriesshire War Savings Committee ...

... Yorkshire troops. Stretcher Bearer Joseph Williams, Welsh Guards, son of Mr. and Mrs. Williams, was killed in action in the battle of the Somme on September 16th. 1916. Another son. Sergi. William Williams. of the Motor Transport, is an old soldier serving in ...

... magnificent achievements in the present war. They fought superbly in the first and third battles of Ypres, at Festubert, at Loos, at Arras, and on the Somme, At the first battle of Ypres, where the English Army, incrédibly inferior in numbers, guns, and munitions ...

... of War News see p. 187) Mr. H. Perry Robinson, war correspondent for The Times and author of The Turning Point-- the Battle of the Somme, has written a very interesting account of the war correspondent at work in a recent issue of The Nineteenth Century ...