... Plumer last Christmas, for conduct in Italy. He carried his wounded colonel out cf the bring line (hiring the first battle of the Somme. He was educated at Acton College. and afterwards wept to the R.V.C., Camden Town. The last local friend to Mee him ...

... made captain and adjutant in August, and spent the winter in Gallipoli. He went to France in July, 1916, and after the battle of the Somme was given the D.S.O. for fine work at Thiepval. In. January, 1917, he was promoted temporary major, and in March li ...

... made captain and adjutant in August, and spent the winter in Gallipoli. He went to France in July. 1916, and after the battle of the Somme was given the D.S.O. for fine work at Thiepval. In January, 1917, he was promoted temporary major, and in March lie ...

... C-oszini, trading as Necche and Mr Ricketts. for the St. Pancras thanks accorded to him was well de- shell at the Battle of the Somme; all permit. Johnson showed witness a Co., restaurant keeper. 68 Marchmont Food Control Committee, said defen- „ ryes ...

... offensive During the pause in the operations importance was attached on our side to making use of our experiences in the battles on the Somme and at Ypres, especially with regard to the employment of machinegun. and other tactical elements. All the correspondents ...

... but mighty stroke against Arno which lasted only • few hours—will start from the very valuable strategic grins of the battles on the Somme and on the Lye. Whatever the blow is delivered, it will strike primarily the French Army, and so bring into the range ...

... Woolwich in 1903, and took part in the retreat from Mons, and the battles on the Marne and Aisne in 1914. He afterwards fought in the second battle of Ypres, and was wounded on the Somme the following year. He was again wounded at Passchendaele, and had ...