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... subsequent battle on the- Maine , which dislocated the German immediate victory . The 11 th , 12 th , and 13 th Battalions were the first service battalions of the regiment to take part in a great action when they fought at Loos in 1915—The battle of the ...
... Subsequent engagements taken part in by tho b , attalioii included the great and successful Battle of Arras , the Battle , of Hargincourt , and the Battle of Lja , whore they fougfit' a series of . desperate rearguard actions at the- time that-Sir Douglas ...
... and , games acquired iu a romping childhood , organisation and tho sunny cheerfulness wiih for a third timo at tho Battle of tho Somme , while p ccr , 'ttie estate was sworn at tho . hugo total of The Princess loves riding , and is particularly at which ...
... do much good for two years , in spite of all our efforts at tho commencement of the war , and it was not until the Battle of tho Somme that we were producing a satisfactory nuantitv of war malarial . In making the comparison , we must remember that we ...
... of bis work , Mr Buchian . made claims for the first battle of the Somme which the politicians and some soldiers were not willing to accord , but time has borne out his con ^ ntionsr- ^ the battle struck a blow at the heart of Germany ' s strength from ...
... of Pozicres Hill at the Battle of the Somme in 1916. He always claimed the liberty thinking of himself as half an Australian because he had been brought out there, ana he never passed those splendid troops nor saw them in battle but felt thrill genuine ...
... Batt . The Royal SeoU , who , at * » ji Ji 24 yean , gave up his precious unlived We lor ht . iju « ) at the Battle of Purvillers , Somme , on the 111 ' A » e » j l 1918 . —Inserted by his sorrowing parents , Dr J > u ¦> Alexander DarUng , Nordcrolt ...
... Pozieres Hill . at the Battle of the Somme in 1916 . He always claimed the liberty of thinking of himself as half an Australian Because he iad been brought up out there , and he never passed those splendic troops nor saw them in battle but felt a thrill of ...
... to her-Miss White , R . R . O ., matron of tho Kidderminster Hospital , who saw much service as a nurse during tho battle of tho Somme and subsequentl y in the war . . In the leisurely stroll across tha golf courso Her Majesty * had presented to her ...
... elopes of Pozieres at the Battle of the Somme in 1916. I always claim for myself the liberty of thinking myself half an Australian because I had been brought rap oat there, and I never passed these troops nor saw them in battle without a thrill of real ...
... dear son and our dear brother. Pte. THOMAS BURT, -15th Battn. Royal Scots. killed in action, Ist July, 1916, in the Battle of the Somme. Who can say the grief is lessened Though the smile may hide the tears? Memory keeps the wound still open Despite the ...
... The grand design of these operations by our First , Third , and Fourth Armies—really all one battle , though for convenience'we divide them up into several battles—has not been realised aa it deserves to be by the public Tho . explanation is that our people ...