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... MEMORIAM, In Loving Memory of my Loving Husband, Pte Jeremiah O’Sullivan, who was killed in action in France on the battle of the Somme, October 4th, 1918. Aged 33 years.—R.LP. To-night the moon is shining bright Upon the true and brave, To-night my heart ...
... writes;—We are haying concerts every fortnight, and the following songs would be very welcome:— Just Before the Battle, Jdother,' The Battle ol the Somme,” ” Mother Machra.” and Ain Folk.” Soldier Girl” would be Indebted any reader ...
... and Mrs. W. R. Hollis, New Burlington House, Chesterton-road, Cambridge. Lieut. Suttle lost his right hand during the battle of the Somme, in August, 1916. The service, which was fully choral, was conducted by the Rev. P. G. Ward (assistant curate). As the ...
... Seeond-lieutenant. 14th (attached 17th) Sherwood Foresters. 1916. 1917; was severely wounded 7th October 1916. at Thiepval (Battle of the Somme); fell in action, mortally wounded, leading his platoon on the Ypres—Menin Road on 22nd October. 1917, and died the ...
... the Earl Reading and Yiscount Milner. Captain Charles Craig, M.P., who was wounded, and made prisoner July, 1916, tho Battle of tho Somme, returned the House of Commons yesterday, and was heartily congratulated by members all parties on his release. The ...
... advance towards Ghent have thrown the beck on the east bank of the “ * of the Lys. Sir Douglas Haig’s dispatch on the battles of the Somme and the Lys in March and April gives striking Ggures regerdeg ‘Om the eve of the attack the British were 125 miles ...
... Trowbridge, Wilts. loving memorr of our dear aoo, Danes. Corporal Prank Thnner, Wiltshire Regt., who was kilted at the battle of the Somme, October 18.191*. Somewhere in Prance our loved one i« alaeplns. While Is bright are watching near j StUl home boarta ...
... presented with the Mllittry Medal which was won by him on Jiiiy 1, 1916, for destroying two Germa,n barricades at the - battle - of the Somme. •• He was at that time in the Y . . and L. Regt. The presentation was Made at Woodseats, Shcffield, by General Gordon ...
... , Captain Charles Craig, the Ulster member, who wee wounded and made prisoner in July, 1916, at the opening of the battle of the Somme, returned to the House of Commons yesterday. and was heartily congratulated by members of all parties on his release ...
... but porhups the inost striking is that of Piper James lute Manitoba Regiment, whose deed was per- formed during tiie battle of the Somme. Tho et recalls Piper Findlater, the Gordon Hizblar who, wounded in both feet, plaved omrades up the eteep slopes of ...
... day of the battle of the Somme the Germans employed sixty-four divisions—a number considerably exceeding the entire British Army in France. Sir Douglas Haig, in summing up the results of both battles, says that at no time either on the Somme or tho Lvji ...
... youngest brother, second lieutenant in the Gordons, was killed in action at Delville Wood on July 18, 1916, in the first battle of the Somme. SCOTTISH MINERS AND THE COAL CONTROLLER. The Executive Committee of the National Union of Scottish Mine Workers met ...