DRIFFIELD D.S.O. WINNER
... DRIFFIELD D.S.0. WINNER. I ALC., of Victoria-road, Captain Driffield, gained the D.S.O. during the third battle on the Somme. > @- ...
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IN MEMORIAM
... MEMORIAM. BENN; In ever loving memory of my dear husband, Sergeant Stephen Lancaster Bemi, killed in action in the Battle of the Somme, October 6th, 1916.—His sorrowful wife and children. ...
LORD LUCAS'S GRAV
... changed hands since the first battle of the Somme. The grave, says the sergeant. is well kept, and bears n wooden cross, on which ig a German ascription, the literal translation being, Here rests he who, in an air battle on the 3rd November, 1816, was ...
—With loving thoughts at oar dear and only aott. Alfred Charles Griffiths. of 36. Perk-place. Ealing. who wag ..
... 1917; aged 20 yehrs Ever in oar thoughts Raarkw. —ln proud and loving memory of Arthur William Randall, who fell in battle on the Somme. Oct A, 1918 Gent him, 0 Lord. eternal rest STENNING —ln loving memory of my dear husband. Pt, William James Steneing ...
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... egad 20 years. Ever in our thoughts. RANDALL —ln proud and loving mentors of Arthur William Randall, who fell in battle on the Somme, Oct 5, 1918. Grant him, 0 Lord, eternal rest. Slim/pin —ln loving memory of my dear husband. Pte William James Stenning ...
CARIC.—In memory ot our doe father. Robert Carr. who died Uctobe 3.d. 111/4. at Wisbech hciptal. Days of ..
... iu-law. Jack and IVd. LITTII.-111 lovin reniembtaDee iii Corp!. A. V. Little. Conadial Rifle.. who fell in ROO, at the battle of the Somme. September lb. 1916. Sleep no. dear Albert, sad tasthy lo. Our hearts ar• sere who loved Fee Two years have pained In ...
REV. 0. G. FISHER
... the Gslway Exprees. The Hey gentleman's brother, Limit H P Fisher, Shropshire Light lotantry, was killed in the battle of the Somme, end his younger brother, Limit Kenneth L Fishsy Machine Gun Corps, Ism been fighting Francs for the past eighteen months ...
The Fig Irish. 11-Go on, the
... could be retained. The re battalions further south, in of La Beselle and Owvillers, in action also, the first we the Battle of the Somme equally well upheld the ment’s honour. Then n tember they shared in the Division’s triumph at Gu leading the way in ...
11. GO ON, THE RIFLES!
... The regular battalion: further south in 'front of l.a Boiselle and OviHers were in action also the first %reek of the Battle of the Somme and equally it'dl uphtad the rtili-111clit'S honour. in Stptunber they shared in thy lrislt triumph at leading the way ...
Irisfi
... The regular battalions further south, in front of La Beselle and Ovillers, were in action also, the first week the Battle of the Somme and, I equally 'veil upheld the regiment’s honour. Then in Sep tember they shared in the Irish Division’s triumph at ...
THE KERRY WEEKLY REPORTER, SATIJIMAY, OCTOBER 5. 1.918- THE FIGHTING IRISH Up the Menders !
... 191 R, the Munaters took pert in the battle of the Somme right through to the end. fiuhtinf! loth in the ranks of the Irish Divisionl at Guillemont and Ginehv and with regular flirision at and Mail Wood. The battle• of Messines and Cambrai in 1917 . .aw ...
VI.-THE OLD 18th
... tunes and shouting ‘Up. Tip,’ they climbed the crest Kirotfih Sirt and sent Johnny Turk flying helter-skelter. The battle of the Somme found tho old Mamet* Wood, where July 3rd they took two guns and fifty prisoners. Ten days later they rushed the village ...