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... F. Rice, Sec.-Lieut. J. N. Way, Sec.-Lieut. F. A. Weightman, Sec.-Lieut. G, Wilson, Capt. H. C. W. Casualties to men of the Gloucestershire Regiment are as follows : Killed: Pte. E. Anson. Died of Wounds: Pte. R. F. Cleaver. Wounded: Pte. L. A. Cherry ...
... NEWS CASUALTIES The latest list of casualties records that the following members of the Gloucestershire Regiment have been killed : C.Q.M.S. E. W. Farmer, Ptes. G. Fussell, E. W. Hale, H. E. Trew, and W. Worby. B.A. DEGREE Miss D. Clare Compton, daughter ...
... Co-operative Society, and Private Slee worked for Wilson and Sons, builders. Mr. and Mrs. Slee have four other sons in service, two in the Aip Force, one in the Navy, and one in the Army. PRESUMED KILLED ACTION Commander Charles Henry Davey, 0.8. E., R ...
... Robin Moor was torpedoed on May 21 950 miles o£o Brazil. A, German bomber crashed in flames in Eire, its five occupants being killed. The Battle of Crete was debated the House of Commons, and Mr. Churchill made a vigorous answer to his critics. After pointing ...
... over-memorable engagement at Katia on Easter Sunday, 1916, when so many officers, N.C.O.'s, and the men of the squadron were killed. The most affecting scene in the proceedings was when the lights were extinguished and in complete darkness fallen comrades ...
... the two forms of excusable kill*ng, the jury had to consider whether it was murder or manslaughter, and there was nothing whatever in the evidence to cause them to consider murder. Manslaughter meant, in effect, an other killing that did not fall within ...
... Miss M. Stringer (president) presided, supported by Mesdames Parker, Phill-1 potts, and Harrison (vice-presid ...
... brothers Bond, L. V., R. V., and F. H. B. Richard was C.R.E. to Sir John Dill's Corps France, and Frederick, a gunner, was killed at Hill 60, Ypre's, 1915. In Palestine L lEUT.-GEN. Philip Neame, V.C., G.O.C. Imperial Forces in Palestine, belongs to the ...
... has come 0 you. But outside these walls we world a world tielitA, niankind finds fiendish & ' ll ' in inventing weapons which kill, which blast, which disembowel, which smash beyond recognition some of these little ones. What comfort, then, can give to ...