... part in the Suvla Bay landing and suffered heavy losses. ter the division went to France and took part in the battle of the Somme. the battle of Messines, and the third hattle of Ypres. memorial tham. Dr. E. M. Blackit. will be dedicated hv the Bishop ...

... ever been in the War? Moylan: Yes, 1 was at the front until I was taken prisoner. Where did you win the `'.C.?—At the Battle of the Somme in 1916. Alderman White: It is extraordinary. There is no record of it., V.C.'s are not given away with a pound of tea ...

... Body's 29-year-old charger, will collect for the Royal Veterinary College at hunt gymkhanas. He was wounded at the Battle of the Somme, and has won z i hunt races since the War SOMkt OF, THE DANCERS AT THE ST, DUNSTAN'S BALL, held at Ashford. The Luse ...

... Addison Phillips, former head of Clifton High School, Bristol. “Had television heen possible duriug the Greay War, the battle of the Somme might have been televised direct to cine: mas displaying posters, ‘Come and see your sons killed. Then war would not ...

... kill.” He was ridden by Captain the Hon. F. Guest at the first battle of Le Cateau, by Sir John French the first battle of Ypres, and by his owner—then Major- General J. E. B. Seely—on the Somme, the advance to the Hindenburg line, Passcliendaele, and many ...

... tutor at the Fairholme Collegiate School, Hunstanton, and at Cowplain. HAYLING MAN’S DEATH On 19th Anniversary of Battle In battle on the Somme 19 years ago. Richard Harold Cole, then a private in the 15th Hants Regiment, was shot in the back. Ever since ...

... tutor at the Fairholme Collegiate School, Hunstanton, and at Cowplain. HAYLING MAN'S DEATH On 19th Anniversary of Battle In a battle on the Somme 19 years ago, Richard Harold Cole, then a private in the 15th Hants Regiment, was bhot in the back. Ever since ...

... complete loss of memory from which The Man of Yesterday suffers. He is suddenly switched back into the trenches of the Battle of the Somme. He thinks that the St Bede Hospital of 1934 is a base-hospital of 1916. Being told he is in London is delighted at ...

... Greatly missed by his Wife and Children.” MOON. —A Loving Memory of Frank R. Moon, and all K.R.R.’s, Called Home during Battle of the Somme. July 15th, 1916, to “ Dwell in the House of the Lord for ever.” TROTMAN. —In Tender Memory of our darling Daughter ...

... freedom in years to come, it was perhaps appropriate that this exhibition was being held on the Wth anniversary of the Battle of the Somme in which the Hants Regiment took part and suffered great losses. The Countess pleaded for liberal support to make the ...

... Fraser, the blind candidate, who fought a great and successful election battle. After Deptford and St. Pancraa came campaigning at Paddington, and he was in the thick of the battle for votes there in the great campaign of 1929 and the by-election of 1930 ...

... child, Major H. F. Moore Pel M.8.E.. M.C., who survives her, served distinetion in the war and was badly wow at the Battle of the Somme in 1916, He afterwards on the Staff at the War Offic ‘ two years, where his work was highly though FUNERAL AT BANBURY ...