... in London with a fractured right arm as the result of a bullet wound. Private Anderson was previously gassed at the battle of the Somme, and when recovering from the effects of the poison spent some time in England and subsei]uently in Ireland. He returned ...

... In the autumn of 1915 he returned to this country and joined the London Scottish as a private. He was wounded at the Battle of the Somme in 1916, and was for some time in this country. He received his commission hat year. Lieutenant Silver, who was the ...

... age, was killed by a German sniper. He enlisted shortly after the outbreak of war, and was seriously wounded at the Battle of the Somme. Previous to the outbreak of war. he was employed as a waggon builder at Messrs Pickering's Work. Wishaw. Mr Frame has ...

... afterwards transferred to the Western front, where has served for over two years, and was wounded the first day of the battle of the Somme, July Ist. 1916. Before enlisting was employed the farm with his faljier. Mrs Brown, Tinto Hotel, Symington, lias received ...

... Fountainbridge, Edinburgh. A Younger brother. Private Hector Mac. donald. of the same regiment, was killed in action at the Battle of the Somme, on 13th August. 1916. Mr and Mrs Robert Simpson; 21G Mid St., Broxburn, has also received word that their son, Pte ...

... Deyle's History of the War is resumed with the first connecttd and detailed account of the Battle of the Somme in 1916, a hick he describes as the greatest one•clay battle ever known in the world's history. Sae Got It.--School-teacher : Now, children, can ...

... been posted missing. and believed killed, since April 28. Private Gibb went to France in 1915. and was wounded at the Battle of the Somme. He returned to France on April 2 last. Prior to emigrating to Canada about seven years ago Private Gibb was working ...

... Military Medal for ltr leading his platoon in an attack Ixo enemy in the autumn of last year. He 'fid °unded in the battle of the Somme in Before enlisting Lance-Corporal was an apprentice fitter in the Looofv lVe Department of the Caledonian Railway and ...

... thfe Germans, now that they are on the offensive, are very fairly consistent in their treatment of units. During the battle of the Somme in many cases divisions were allowed to bleed to death. We know that several lost 8000 men —their total complement— ...

... posted mimaing, and believed killed, since 28th April. Private Gibb went to France in 1915, and, was wounded at the battle of the Somme. He returned to France on 2nd April last. He emigrated to Canada seven years ago, prior to which he was working on the ...

... proceeded to England and obtained oxrnnission in the Royal Field Artillery. He slightly wounded (shell shock) at the Battle p. the Somme, and again severely at His brother, 2nd Lieut. Cowan Annprong, Royal Flying Corps, served for short , ,Ue the South ...

... April. He joined H.C.B. at the outbreak of war, and was Mterwards transferred to the Warwickshires. e wounded in the battle of the Somme, 1916, and was again transferred to the , Watch, with which he had eleven months’ ard fighting. He was engaged in the ...