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... Clydebank. He offered to join the army bat was told to reman at work. His second son joined up. and was wounded in the Battle of the Somme. His son-in-law also enlisted, and was taken a prisoner of war, and remained a prisoner in Germany for over a year. ...
... He minted in October, 1915. and werst to France On May 1701, 1916. He be. been the Battle of the Somme. Arras. Yprea. Gambrel, and through the great retreat on Somme in 1918. He is at present with the Army of Ocarwion at On.`ogne. He was wounded the ...
... to the great victories of 1918 and the signing of the Armistice. It forms, with Mr. Gibbs's two previous books, The Battles of the Somme and From Bapaume to Passchen daele, a complete popular history of the most critical years of the war, from June, ...
... to the great victories of 1918 and the signing of the Armistice. It forms, with Mr. Gibbs's two previous books, The Battles of the Somme and From Bapaume to Passchen daele, a complete popular history of the most critical years of the war, from June, ...
... through the South African War. and in France during the present war from the outbreak of hostilities until the second battle of the Somme, in which his right hand was badly wounded.-- The mourners were Mrs Batterbury (widow), Mr Batterbury,. Miss Batterbury ...
... to-day tlio port taken in the Somme offensive July, 1916. and their work Flanders and France. can said without fear ultimate contradiction, says Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, that nothing approaching the Battle of the Somme has ever been known military history ...
... East Belfast Battalion on the formation of the Ulster Division, and was wounded in the shoulder the opening of the Battle of the Somme on Ist Julv. 1916, being awarded the Military Cross for con spicoous gallantry in action upon that occasion. While home ...
... contracting' frostbite, died from its effects. Lieut. Petrie lived at 21, Trafalgar Road. Penaleton. Ho was wounded in the battle of the Somme, and after his return to England was attached to the 3rd Battalion Manchester Regiment•. He was a bright, keen young ...
... and the firin: party were mostly his comrades his beloved York shire Regiment, all that remains after terriblo the Battle of the Somme. The las scene all at will never forgotten, tho presence many distinguished soldiers, the sentatires the social, commercial ...
... from shrfl shock was mobilised August. ISW and served in *« ...
... THE GIRL from DOWNING ST. Written and Produced by Geoffrey H. Malins, 0.8. E., author of the Battle of the Somme. The girl who outwitted Hindenburg—a picture that plays fast —is full of excitement from beginning to end—is nevertheless perfectly natural ...
... allotment' together will l-,utherland Highlanders, who was killed in the 1 be a splendid thine for the lancro-ls, but of battle of the Somme on 12th October. 1916, in i vet'- little benefit to the people at lirge. Hut his 21st year. Mr. Dickie took as his subjects ...