... 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 ...

... Westbourite Park Church, and was a diligent teacher in the Westbourne Park Stillday School. He was all through the battle of the Somme (1916) and in the fighting at Thiepval, Arras, Albert, etc. being wounded three times. In April, 1918. hr made the supreme ...

... first to come into Belgium and its record stained with the crimes of Termonde and Louvain. It took part in the first battle of the Somme and in the recent Lys fighting. , Its casualties have been exceedingly heavy. One of the prisoners, a man of considerable ...

... from the stage at places of amusements. He obtained a commission in the autumn of 1914. won the Military Crass in the Battle of the Somme, and wee saptured in the autumn of last year. Mettlicot.t. had previonely escaped from camps in which he had been confined ...

... 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 ...

... appeals from the. stage at places of amusement He oh.tained a in the autumn of 1914. won the Military Crow in the Battle of the Somme, and captured in the autumn of last year. Medlioott had previously escaped from camps in which he had been confined ...

... Wort he became a soldier, furnishes an admirable account of the part the Canadians played in the later stages of the battle of the Somme. By the way, in the heading of the chronological index the year is erroneously printed as 1917 instead of 1916. MM. ...

... its mechanism is an open secret. It is known to the Germans, who, indeed, used some examples of it as early as in the Battle of the Somme. Its chief disadvantage is that it rapidly becomes heated, and if firing at high speed is to be maintained, a spare ...

... the capture of Vimy Ridge in the first half of the year, through the various phases of the mighty Battle of the Somme, up to the beginning of the Battle of the Ancre in November. A becoming ostrich feather collar to be had in any shade for 41 guineas ...

... Nevertheless, the arming of aeroplanes was not tackled really seriously till well in 1916. In fact, it was only at the Battle of the Somme, in August of that year, properly armed British aeroplanes were used in quantities. It is not surprising, therefore ...

... its mechanism is an open secret. It is known to the Germans, who, indeed, used some examples of it as early as in the Battle of the Somme. Its chief disadvantage is that it rapidly becomes heated, and if firing at high speed is to be maintained, a spare ...

... offensive take place. A Change Indeed !—The German wireless of Juno? 11l who met the British prisoners captured in P the Battle of the Somme were amazed at their arrogance. Their military to them so obvious that ultimate victory for England was only 1 a matter ...