... and Fort Royal:— 11. M.T. Robert Bowen: Officers missing, presumed killed: Skipper Lieut. John Clark, R.N.R. (in command), Tempy. Lt. A. S. Wilson. R.N.V.R. Ratings missing, presumed killed: Batty, Christopher, assistant cook; Charlton, L. G., Seaman; Cowling ...

... fractured . skull and a compound fracture of the lower right leg. Walsh and Wilson are in a serious condition. Walsh has head injuries and a compound fracture of the right leg. Wilson is suffering from injuries which include fractures to both legs. O'Malley ...

... Council Meeting. Charlton Airman Killed Combat. Cheltonian's Self-Sacrifice in Rescue Bid. Distinctions for Birdlip 'Specials. Weddings at Cheltenham and Bredon. Cheltenham Chamber of Commerce. Local Obituary. Cheltonian Killed in Explosion. Fatal Fails in ...

... went away empty-handed so far as the Italians are concerned. FLIGHT-LIEUT. A. N. WILSON, younger son of the Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Wilson, Hornby, Battledown, who has been killed while on air patrol. ...

... entirely ineffective air raids on Berbera. Palestine and Kenya.—Nothing to report. MAID KILLED IN N.W. RAID Maid in attic house in North-west town was killed by bomb, dropped 'plane early to-day. Bomb struck eaves and exploded between two houses. It ...

... near Gloucester. FEARED KILLED Midshipman R. G. C. Perman, aged 18, the only son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Clayton Perman, of Hatherley Lodge, St. Stephen'sroad, Cheltenham, is one of the officers reported missing, believed killed, in the loss of Hood. The ...

... running to win by 12 lengths at 6 to 1. Second and third places were fought out by two local riders, J. Hamey on Le Bizco and G. Wilson on Skill, Harney's mount getting the position by four lengths from Skill, which at 5 to 1 was joint favourite with Jean de ...

... Western Front. The British naval victory off the Falkland Islands was followed with the good news that only seven men had been killed and four wounded in this encounter. Germany lost another cruiser by mining in' the Baltic, and at the Dardenelles a British ...

... librarian of the Cheltenham Public Library since its inception 32 years previously, resigned from the position. The Rev. H. A. Wilson, who had been appointed Rector of Cheltenham, was inducted on February 12, 1916. Major J. F. Tarrant was appointed to the ...

... R.A.F. machine on night exercises crashed at midnight at Milborne Port, about six miles from Yeovil. The killed were Flying-Officer Y. P. Wilson (Vancouver), Pilot-Officer I. R. Barton (Lindsey, Ontario), and Aircraftman (Ist Class) J.A. Lowery (Durham) ...

... allowance for war risk which he thought it safe to assume applied to the claim. The husband was 31, and he might have been killed in the war or died as the result of a possible air raid. Mrs. Hall was also awarded £250 agreed damages in respect of injuries ...

... Park Lawn. Sarah, widow of Bng.- General W. J- Kirkpatrick, C.B. Funeral at Tredington, 2.30 p.m., Tuesday, June 25th. MILLS Killed on Active Service, on June 6th, 1940. Alfred Richard, dearly loved youngest son of the late George Mills, and Mrs. E. B. Mills ...