... istant Q.M. He was a number of years in Australia, and enlhted on the 30th August, 1915. He wit.= badly wounded at the Battle of the Somme. in July. 1816 and was in liosp.tal in 'England. He was 29 Years of agt. B.•fore emigrating to Australia lie was employed ...

... Queen ' s Royal West Surrey Regiment . He was captured in the autumn of 1917 . He had won the Military 3 ros 3 in the Battle of the Somme . Captain Walter had twice before escaped from camps with Lieutenant Ifedlicctt The journal remarks that lieutenant ...

... is at present in hospital suffering from gas poisoning, received on 13th April; while third sen, Andrew, fell at the battle of the Somme in 1916. ...

... duty as assistant Q.M. was number of years in Australia, and enlisted on 30th August, 1915. was badly wounded at the Battle of the Somme July, 1916, and was in hospital in England. He was 29 years of age. Before emigrating Australia was employed by the ...

... tales. W. Pett Ridge and Barry Pain are also at their beet. Sir A. Conan Doyle coneludes his detailed account of the Battle of the Somme in 1916. Wife—Do you think I have EUllicient imagination to write a novel Husband Yea, if I were the villain. I tell ...

... the early days of the war, and throughout these years he has taken part in some of the greatest engagements like the battle of the Somme. Lance-Coi’poral M'Feat served his time with the firm of Drummond, seedsmen, Stirling. He originally enlisted in the ...

... ” She's the lass lor me.” Flora Macdonald.”—Could.any reader supply this correspondent with copies of the eongs—” Battle ol the Somme,” The laddie who fought and won,” ” British Soldier’s Grave,” Over the burning plains ol Egypt,” The Dying Ploughboy ...

... the early days of the war, and throughout these years he has taken part in some of the greatest engagements like the battle of the Somme. Lance-Corporal M’Pheat ” served his time with the firm Drummond, seedsmen, Stirling. He originally enlisted in the ...

... Corporal, enlisted in September, 191 S. prior to which he was em, riloyed in a bank in Glasgow. In 1916 . just Ibefore the Battle of the Somme. he suffered from shell shock, and after his recovery he was attached to headquarts.rs, where his services have been ...

... Gilmoro Place , Edinburgh , ho joined-tlio Royal Scots shortly after tho outbreak of war . He was severely wounded in the Battle of the Somme , a and on his recovory was granted a commission in tho Border Regiment , prior to enlistment Sec Lfc . Philip was ^ ...

... work should soon make him a favourite with English readers. Sir A. Conan Doyle concludes his detailed account of the Battle of the Somme in 1918—the first portion of which attracted so much attention in last month's issue—and emphasises its decisive importance ...

... killed at Mess in es 7th June, 1917; also, William Rae Small, King's Own ’Scottish Borderers, who wa« killed at the Battle of the Somme Ist July. 1916. Mrs Small, Brandon Tower, Hamilton. SMALL,—In loving memory of my dear husband, John Small, who died ...