... brother. Samuel, is serving with the Royal Engineers (Ulster Division), and his cousin, Sam Hoy, was killed at the battle of the Somme, July, 1916. ...

... served in the Isoulh African war. was wounded, and received the Queen’s medal with four clasps. He was wounded at the battle of the Somme in Jul}', 1016. His general rites. ba» been terrible blow all us. as your husband was so lopular with everyone, and ...

... thrice changed hands since the battle of the Somme. The grave, says the sergeant, is well kept and bears a wooden cross which is a German inscription, the literal translation of which is; Here rests he who m air battle on the ard November, 1916, was ...

... College. His younger brother. Second Lieut. A. C. P. Arnold, Royal Fusiliers, was killed on July 7th, 1916, in the battle of the Somme. ...

... baa thrice changed hands emce the list battle of the Somme. The grave, Mays the sergeant, w well: kept, and bears wooden crocs, winch German inscription, of which the literal traadation it: Here rests who, air battle on the 3rd November, 1916, _ brought ...

... 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 ...

... 1918. It will be remembered that Pte. Gardner, who joined the Cheshire Regiment in January, 1915, was wounded in the Battle of the Somme. in July of the following year. After recovery, he was sent out to France again, in January Of this year, Be was a ...

... Service, and was afterwards trans fermi to the I.lth London Kensington'a after his arrival in France. Following the Battle of the Somme in 1918, he was sent home for a commission, and sueeeeded in securing first place out of 130 candidates at the final ...

... 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 ...

... has thrice changed hands sine© the first battle of the Somme. Th© -rave says the sergeant, is well kept, and bears wooden cross, which is a German I- „ fhrt literal translation being. Her© rests in an air battle on tbe 3rd November, ?916 was brought down ...

... and volunteered for France with a draft, to bring the I/Bth up to its full complement. He served from the battle of Loos to the battle of the Somme, subsequently returning to England to take up a tommission. He was gazeited to the Flying Corps some twelvo ...

... —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 ...