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... Battle of Somme Service the anniversary of the Battle of the Somme, the Mayor of Barnsley (Alderman T. W. Richardson), accompanied by members and officers of the Corporation, yesterday attended the annual memorial service Locke Park for the fallen the ...
... Tadcaster, entered the R.N A. learned to fly at Brooklands. He won the D.SO. for leading his fighter squadron into the Battle of the Somme. The first U-boat sunk by an Azores-based aircraft was destroyed by Fortress within two weeks of our forces beginning ...
... WORLD OF the Battle of the Somme, the chalk ridge rising from the valley burst into unbroken line of smoke and fire, and it was up that ridge and into the furnace beyond that many a Northern battalion plunged to Its lasting fame and grievous loss. To ...
... dear and only son, Corporal Harry Underwood list Bradford Palai. 18th West Yorks. Rest. Pell In action July lat. 1916. Battle of the Somme. Pother. Mother. and Bans. 1 WALMSLIY.—In ever-loving memory of Lance-corporal Arthur Walrusley. tat Bradford Pals. ...
... LATEST NEWS Crete And Tobruk Like Last War.—Zurich. Saturea:• The battles of Crete ac. Tobruk are comparable their intensity to battles of last war, according to well-inforn::::. circles in German capital. quoted by Berlin vorrespordent of Neue Zuercher ...
... watching men who fought, in the war marching to the Bradford Cenotaph yesterday for their service to --mnerisonte the Battle et the Somme. Milk, . . -WP 1 • ~ , ._..3101-.. 1 . _ . . . , .. 1 1 , -..„ / ~ , ..,,,. ~,,„ ' ! I I* 4 i6r f , ...
... 1914 . - • Nano lac mI.iPORR:IOOO.—In loving of t r at Un tgra li r me . Fell actbou July lat. 1916. Battle of the Somme Father. Mother. Rese. In loving branee of my dear son, .Noteeen 9 * ilfaddllore. killed in action let. 1916. —Mother. Chteln ...
... Bradford yesterday to commemorate the Battle of the Somme which took such a heavy toll of West Riding men. A service at the cenotaph was conducted by the Rev. Kenneth Kay, with an address given by the Rev. Cecil D. Eades. ...
... .,;,/ «>«'/,/^,MWi/,«.«'. ; w//.' i Twenty-lour years have passed since the Leeds Pals went into action in the Battle ot the Somme on July 1, 1916, but the comradeship of those days has been kept alive. This group, which includes Mr. O. Cosby, Col ...
... IN SOMME BATTLE He commanded a battery for a , time in the Battle of the Somme and was promoted acting-major. In 1918 he was awarded the M.C. He returned to practice in 1919. and in the 1923 and 1924 General Elections he unsuccessfully the Barnsley Division ...
... torpedoed by a U-boat, had been Conservative M.P. for the Wrekin Division of Shropshire since 1931. He fought in the Battle of the Somme and served on the staff of the Third and Fourth Armies in the Great War and attained the rank of major. After the war ...
... their first commanding officer, the late Earl Feversham, that splendid a unit was created. The Earl was killed the Battle of the Somme, but they were proud tliat his son. the present Earl, was himself the commander of a famous regiment, the 13/18 Hussars ...