... TO MEMORY OF GALLANT HIGHLANDERS WHO FELL IN BATTLE OF THE SOMME. The memorial erected to the memory of the Bth Battalion of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders was unveiled yesterday at Beaumont Hamel by ihe Duke of Argyll. The memorial, which is in ...

... been engaged Aldershot re-creating scenes in which Victoria Grouses were won in connect on with the filming of the Battle of the Somme. ...

... MEMORIAL. The sector of trench Serre, France, in which the Sheffield City Battalion were annihilated in one day during the battle of the Somme, is to be bought to perpetuate the memory of the fallen. A joint committee of representatives of the Sheffield War Graves ...

... Infantry as a private, and latterly received a oommission. He served four years in the army, and was wounded in the first battle of tho Somme. Ho is a brother of Professor Manson, late of Pollokshields, and now of College, Canada. ...

... near Longueval. on the Somme, has been recently replaced by a permanent granite St Andrew's Cross to the memory of those members of the two above-mention%d regiments who fell in or near this spot during the battle of the Somme in 1916. This memorial was ...

... Mackenzie, Baronet of Glenmuick, Aberdeenshire, by whom he had with other issue* two sons, one of whom was killed at the battle of the Somme. Mrs Lennox Logan, who died in 1881, was the aunt of Sir Victor Mackenzie, third Baronet (who is 'be Viscount Lascelles' ...

... misconduct with Frank Norman Foster. Giving evidence, ivlr Bird said that he lost both legs and his left arm during the battle of the Somme. He explained that his wife went away with Foster, with whom he had sympathised, and whom had allowed to stay in his ...

... 7th Gordon Highlanders) in 1914, proceeding to France with the Highland Division in 1915, and he was wounded in the battle of the Somme and again severely wounded and taken prisoner at Arras in May, 1917. He was released at the armistice, and discharged ...

... right, till the cessation of -hostilities. For his part in the second battle of Ypres was awarded the Military Medal, and further mentioned in despatches at the battle of the Somme. He was also personally congratulated by the Commander-in-Chief for his ...

... Free State rebellion of 1914, and the German South-West Africa campaign of 1915. lie was severely wounded at the first battle of the Somme. Captain Smith has travelled extensively Africa and Madagascar. Since coming to Dundee year ago Captain Gordon Smith ...

... received his commission. He saw extensive service in South Africa and also in France, where he was wounded at the first battle of the Somme. Captain Smith, who took great interest in Colonial affairs, had travelled extensively through Africa and Madagascar ...

... the whole of the battle of the Somme in 1916, and wa? also present the taking of Vimy Ridge. Messines Ridge, and the commencement oi the battle of Passchendale. where he was wounded. was awarded the M.C. in June, 1916, and at the battle of Messines, year ...