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... Willington,. who was a private the King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry in the early days of the War. He was gassed in the battle of the Somme in !916, and received his discharge July, 1917, with a pension, in connection with which special grant of £15 bad just ...
... strategio retreat was a surprise. The weather favoured the secrecy of the withdrawal, which was the result of the battle of the Somme and • precaution against an Allied offensive. The enemy withdrew hoping to return again, and, Indeed, he did return ...
... was attached to the -Sherwood Foresters, was trained at Lichfield, went to France in August, 1913, was wounded in the battle of the Somme on July it, 5916, and sent to England. He went out again in November, and came home on sick leave in June, 1917. In ...
... White Ho.ise Church Broughton. Derby, who died in France on Oct. Ist, 1916. from wound* received Bept. 25. in the Battle of the Somme. He gave his heart to his home, his life for bis country, his soul to his God. ALLSOP—In memory of my dear son. Pts ...
... wood-street. . ever loving a [i* band, Private Ernest Rice *Dilks, No** *.,. ' Derby Regiment, who was killed in .ir* • battle of the Somme Sept. 30, 1916. most who loved him best.—From his fl » and children, 2, Payne-street, Derby. ' t Dif.KS.~-In ever loving ...
... —From Wife and Children In loving memory of our dear and brother, Peter, fourth son of the above, who was killed in the Battle of the Somme. Sept. 26th, 1916, in his 22nd year. He gave his life that we might live. 'a —From Mother, Brothers and Sitters. TEMPLEMAN ...
... In 1917 Hindenburg's etrategio was a surprise. The weather favour seareoy of the withdrawal, whkk w result of the battle of the Somme precaution against an Allied offensiv enemy withdrew hoping to return end, Indeed, be did return. We took only a eery ...
... :— In ter u strategic retreat was a 6u T we er favoured the secrecv¥ of ive withdrawal, which was the result of the Battle cf the Somme, and a precaution gainst the offensive. The enemy withdrew, hoping to return again, and, in- deed, he did return. We ...
... Tanstail. White Hojse Church Broughton, Derby, who died in France on Oct. Ist, 1916, from woumU received Sept. 25. in the Battle of the Somme. He gave hia heart to his home, his life for bis country, his soul to his God. ALLBOP—In memory of my dear son. Pt“ ...
... and Fisheries. Calk win Fcla Boilkit, M.A., liaison officer bemom the French an d British Armies throughout the Grit battle of the Somme• ' Sir Frank R. Benson; Mr. A. T. Kerslake, lI.M. inspector of Schools, Mr. Vaughan CtimiJi, D.Sc.; Mr. Arthur R. Hunch% ...
... going into action, also enclosing photographs. Lieut Palfree joined the colours in 1915, He was wounded in 1916 at the battle of the Somme, and after hoim{ several l|.|§lb in France he was sent ’ovor to Birmingham Hospital and afterwards stationed for several ...
... Sas Katchewan when hostilities commenced--in 1914, He had been twice wounded, in the Lead at Ypees, and again in the battle of the Somme, when he narrowly escaped loaing a lez. Me was 31 ycars of age, and had been ‘n Canada about eight years. The following ...