... Rifles as a private. In October, 1914, he obtained a commission in the Royal shire Regt. He was wounded during the battle of the Somme in 1916, and in Feb., 1917, he went out to Salonika, and was there to the Gloucestershire Regt. ...

... Lynton, in Devonshire. The bridegroom is in the R.H.A., and is quartered at Exoter. h«ving been invalided home after the battle of the Somme. bride, who is the youngest sisters, has been nursing at St. John and St. Elizabeth's Hospital, in London, eincc the ...

... THE WAR THE BIG BATTLE LULZ IN THE FICHTING. TURN OF THE CUNS. Whilst there is % pause in the great battle as regards infantry ul ks, the enemy’s guns were on Monday par cularly active againet the whole of the British front. Between Lens and the La Bassee ...

... in Devon- shire. The bridegroom is in the R.H.A., and is quartered at Exeter, having been invalided home after the battle of the Somme. The bride, who is the youngest of sisters, has been nursing at St. John and St. Elizabeth's ihe war. Hospital, in London ...

... He was mentioned in despatches on January 1, 1916, and he won the for con- spicuous gallantry on 11, 1916, in the Battle of the Somme, and the bar to the M.C. for conspicen s gallantry during on attack at Klein Zillebeke on July 31, 1917, was twice ...

... United States into the war the King sent, greetings to the President' from the British nation. ' MONDAY. Friday's battle north the Somme the enemy gained very little. Counter-attacks restored our position at Wood, north Albert, and added prisoners our ...

... Friday.—The expert commentator was writing last. night, says. Yesterday marked by a formi dabie resumption of the battle on the Somme front. ‘The renewal t the struggie at this point was to be ex pected, as the Germans could not afford to relax their ...