... 21-November 17 First Battle of Ypres Allied victory February- March Austrian offensive to relieve Przemysl repulsed March Battle of Ncuve Chapelle A March Russians take Przemysl. Offen- April Battle of St. Mihiel -i /Second Battle of Ypres ■Jt/ sive across ...

... them, with the result that he joined the most famous Ulster Regiment, the Toniskil'ing Fusiliers, and fought at the battle of the Somme. Ho went through that hel! fire, and on that occasion hLis Jeit leg was blown off below she knee, and now he had to ...

... with them, with the result that joined the most famous Ulster Regiment, the Tnniskilhng Fusiliers, and fought at the battle of the Somme. He went through that hell fire, and on that occasion his left leg was blown off below the knee, and now he had use ...

... n held {several important posts and was 17 months in the trenches. He was recommended for Ithe D.R.O. in the first Battle of the Somme. | Capt. Campbell was second in command of fa battalion and was gazetted out of the army {on September Ist, 1918, pe ...

... support of the 8th (Buller’s Own) that water is oom ing the mine, cnd in milita: opinion differs with reg 10 At the first battle of the Somme they shared some quarters appre! nsion is felt. How- the statement of the War Secretary aS en in the capture of Mamotz ...

... Main Street, belonging to the Cameron HighlaJnders. Ha joined at the outbreak of war. and saw much service. At the battle of the Somme in July, 1916, was taken prisoner, and was kept German) - , receiving rough treatment from Huns until after the Armistice ...

... first engagement was at Loos in September, when they acted in support of the Bth (Boiler's Own) Battalion. At the tirst battle of the Somme they shared in the capture of Mametz Wood. They were afterwards engaged le Petit and High Wood in July, Ginchy in September ...

... D.S.O. for special gallantry while tending wounded in the held last September. He won the Military Cross during the Battle of the Somme, and the Bar to the M.C. during the British retreat last March. There was a very marked increase in convictions for ...

... through getting wet the District &deny., This was due to drivers by Nippon Karaha of from 145 (228 Id) toiat wound the battle if the Somme in 1916. He e did was being are of the settlement. (vv., Bd)became effectiv r'' to ., ..,_ ed in the leg at that time ...

... Pte. T. Whitelaw, Camerons, Main St., Lennoxtown, has arrived home after having been prisoner in Germany since the battle of the Somme in July, 1916. Miss Marion Rutherford, a member of Glasgow School Board.who died last week, had a largo share in the ...

... the Yorks, and after going France he the above regiment and dorinelirs two years on active service has in the niggest battles on the Somme and Arras. After peace was proclaimed be, with his regiment, started the march to form the army of occupation on the ...

... gradually rose from the ranks. He has taken part in many the biggest operations in France, and was wounded during the first battle of the Somme. Camping at Belmont. When the Convener (Mr Alex’. Spence) asked the members of the Works Committee to formulate some ...