... it is as well to take q uite a minor part, as well out of range as you can manage. The bombardment may recall the Battle of the Somme and is likelv to be almost as dangerous. But these sh.oots are effective : bags of two to three hundred rabbits are ...

... celebrated police horse Quicksilver, who has perhaps the most distinguished record of all. Quicksilver was wounded at the Battle of the Somme, lived through the perilous days of the Ypres salient, and finally entered Germany with the econd Army. Anotl er charger ...

... has had seven children, four of whom are still living. Her youngest ‘son, Ernest, was killed on the first day of 'the Battle of the Somme in July, 1916. ...

... Hon. Patrick Balfour Is 6 Hu TINC THE Fox A D THE l-lAHE - - 157 L IKELY H ORSES FOR THE GRAND rAT lONAL - 158 THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME; OTHER REVIEW - 159 THE D unLEY Rml c AND THAI 1 c Sc HOOL - 160 CORRESPONDENCE - 16 z Old Motor for Farm Use (B. L ...

... interesting to not that they were among the plpers who played the Tyneside Scottish “over the top” on July 1, 1916, at the Battle of the Somme. One of them, J, Mackinnon, was champion piper at the North. East Coast Exhibition. The catering was in the capable ...

... noted abo,·e did not, of course, apply in the case of c rtain obvious exceptions--the :\1 cmorial to the Missing in the Battle of the Somme at Thiepval, for example (Sir Edwin Lutyens) ; the Dominion memorials, and the Indian Cemetery at euve Chapelle ( ir ...

... plannmg of the chapters but, like its companion volumes in the Lonsdale Library, the book \\Ill BATTLES BATTLES BATTLES BATTLES BATTLES BATTLES BATTLES Haig, The Second Volume, ...