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... He_was transferred the Hants Infantry previous to going to the front in 1916, and passed successfully through the first battle of the Somme. He was invalided home towards the end of the winter with trench fever, and also had brief hospital spell during the ...
... rebellion of 1914. and was comnii.iionod in the R.F.A. in November, 1915, being prom-A.49d captain. He wounied it. the battle of the Somme in July, 1918. His General iiitea.— It has born a terrible blow to all of us, as your husband was ao popul ar ed with ...
... just. What he says about our achievements in the Battle of the Somme in 1916 deserves to be read at a moment when they are often unjustly belittled, and so does his frank confession that the Third Battle of Ypres was strategically a British failure—mainly ...
... oa agwo, and was previously in th azo he was seriously wounded durin _ battle of the Somme. LOCAL CASUALTIES, SEC.-ENGINEER GRANT KILLI Mr. and Mrs. A. Grant, of 23, ‘a have been informed of the death of son, Sec.-Engineer Grant, whilst help AG) salve ...
... GALE—In proud and ever memory of our dearest ,brother, Mum., George Ralph Gale, Medan Rest_ vrn died of wounds received the battle tee Somme, September 19th„ 1916. Oh, true, brave hee:t. God blew thre Wheresoe'er In Uod's wide universe then art today. GALE.—In ...
... Sutton 2nd Lieutenant R.F.A., died Octolier, 1916, from the effects of gas poisoning contracted the previous July in the Battle of tbe Somme. Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, of Queen Street Bloxbam, who have bad four sons and grandson serving with the colours, have also ...
... bridegroom went out with the Berks Territorials early in the war and took pert in the fighting, including the first battle of the Somme. lie be. seen three years' service, and after being , wounded received his dig-large some time beck. ...
... serving when he fell. Lord Alexander, who was awarded the 1).5.0. in 1917, was twice wounded, in July, 1916, (Paring the Battle of the Somme, and Last April. the deceased officer was in command of the Witted:re Yeomanry, when they were undergoing musketry training ...
... his loving Wife. Borrnte.—ln loving memory of our dear son, George Bolting, Quay Lane, Rainham, who was killed in the battle of the Somme, Sept. 15th, 1916. We have lost you, we who loved you, We like others meet be brave ; For we know that you are better ...
... ane, Amersham Common, !has had a varied military career and since 1916 has been constantly commended. During • the Battle of the Somme on July Ist, 1916, his gallant conduct and devotion to duty led to the Officer Commanding his Division congratulating ...
... MALHAM.—In proud and loving memory of Rfo. Y.'. .1. (Jack) Malham, who died on Sept. 20th, 1916, from wound; received in battle of the Somme. of ' , sorra. still come o'er rm. Tiara of sorrow often Row. But memory keeps our dear one near on. Whom we lost two ...
... Battalion, now S. W. Keats), whom's* taken prisoner Marcia 91st, died on Juno 9th. He was only 19 and was through the first battle of the Somme, and was sent home, being under age, but when he was 19 he went to the Front again. Flight-Cedet A. Tune. sou of air ...