... guns and two howitzers, with gun carriages complete, which were captured the 10th Battalion of the Cameronians the battle of the Somme last year. The guns were on view last night at a W.A.A.C. dance in Hamilton Barracks. ...

... Bietby Co/limy Company a few weeks when he *milted. His brother. Private Arthur Mattkews. was killed in action in the battle of the Somme on July lat. 11111 LANCE-CORPORAL J. R. AISEBROOK DIES FROM PNEUMONIA. Mrs. Aliebrook. 27. Canal Street, Burton, has ...

... ensuing year. and Bro. 11. Toy. of 11 , ;g -- maw. who won the Military Medal by devo- ley. S.C.R. Tioit duty at lilt. battle of rile Somme. on Th.. Anti itnri siibmitted a statement of l August With, 1916. Also to Tranter. sort - tants which was considered ...

... was employed hy Outran, and Co., Woodville. it will alai be remembered that gheis •Prirnte W. Chauila re. wounded at the Somme Battle in Joy. Mir while serving in the Leicerter Regiment. RS prevent serving in the Channel lam, and prior to the war employed ...

... in action 011 Thursday morning. August 8, while advancing over the enemy's territory with his company in the third battle of the Somme, in which our battalion tbok an active part. 'During the time your husband served with his battalion his work was of ...

... the Dardanelles, where was severely wounded in the face and right hand. He was again wounded the battle of the Somme. and fought in the Flanders battles in the autumn of 1917. Early this year he was sent to Italy and returned to France fortnight before ...

... Lieut.-Colonel William Charles Reginald Duncombe, 21st King’s Royal Rifles, born 9th May, 1879, killed in action the Battle of the Somme, 15fh September, 1916. In life loyal, in death fearless, in faith certain, in hope secure.” The maximum price of new ...

... 28th, 1915, go'lug to the Front five weeks later, just in time • dor the battle of Loos, afterwards spending a 'winter on the Ypres salient, and taking part In the battle of the Somme in July, 1916. After a severe illness and operation which kept him dnactive ...

... the 2nd Batt. Now and Derby Regt. in January, 1915. He was sent to France shortly afterwards, and took part in the battle of the Somme. Afterwards be was sent to the Dardanelles, then to Egypt, and again was transferred to France. Only three weeks ago ...

... 28th, 1915, golug to the Front five weeks later, just in time for the battle of Loos, afterwards spending a • winter on the Ypres salient, and taking part in the battle of the Somme in July. 1916. After , a severe illness and operation which kept him ;inactive ...

... Military Medal on Sept. ing attention at the pit lie was taken in the E. H. Ingram delighted the, Illth, 1916, at the Battle of the Somme, for colliery ambulance to Hammereitich Hospital audience at the concert. attending wounded under heavy shell fire It ...

... Lady Hermon-Hulce, of Wvfold Court, Oxfordshire, aged 31 years, who died on 7th July, 1916. of wounds received in the battle of the Somme when eomndinding a battery 7.1.4 . end lies at rest in Gezeitterurt Cemetery. Prarniurn Tirtutis Gloria. The inseription ...