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... A DUNKIRK CASUALTY OFFICER’S SHRAPNEL WOUND. Among those wounded in the evacuation of Dunkirk is Lieut. Thomas Fraser Liddiard Adair. Royal Artillery, who in September last was married to Miss Mary Ross Gourlay, daughter of Dean of Guild and Mrs Gourlay ...
... 23 Murrayfield Place, Bannockburn. that her husband, Private John Neville, was wounded during the withdrawal of troops to Dunkirk. Pte. Neville, who is now in a military hospital, has shrapnel wounds in the ribs. A Territorial, he was called up at the ...
... FROM VILLAGE. William Eadie has written parents at 2 Millar Place. describing a remarkable exp had during the evacuation .jj Dunkirk. Eadie is serving : jis navy, and during the opera l , saw a man afloat in the threw a line to him and was to find that he ...
... gardens for the use of the fete that day. FOUGHT AT DUNKIRK STIRLING SOLDIER’S GRAPHIC STORY. A Stirling soldier, Pte. Mackay Ingiis, R.A.0.C., who took part in the fighting retreat of the B.E.F. to Dunkirk as a mechanic attached to a machine-gun unit, has ...
... E. Kerrin officiated. The bridegroom was stationed in Stirling before the war and took part in the B.E.F. evacuation from Dunkirk. He reached England on the Friday prior to his wedding, arriving in Stirling on Wednesday morning. Captain Cox is the younger ...
... games. His brother, Charles, who is also in the army, was home on a short leave last week after having been evacuated from Dunkirk. PATIENT IN SCOTS HOSPITAL. Pte. J. Connell. Pte. J. Connell, of the 7th A. & S.H., is at present in a Scottish hospital suffering ...
... that would be deathless. Our army fought its way back, filled up the gap and retired fighting right back to the beaches of Dunkirk, and there they were taken away and rescued, not ten, fifteen, twenty or thirty per cent, of them, but almost the whole of ...
... Business Hours—lo-7' , The bridegroom was stationed in Stirling before the war and took part in the B.E.F. evacuation from Dunkirk. He reached England on the Friday prior to his wedding, arriving in Stirling on Wednesday morning. Captain Cox is the younger ...
... E. Kerrin officiated. The bridegroom was stationed in Stirling before the war and took part in the B.E.F. evacuation from Dunkirk. He reached England on the Friday prior to his wedding, arriving in Stirling on Wednesday morning. Captain Cox is the younger ...
... to his enlistment. Another son, Charles, is in the Army, and at present on leave, having returned in the evacuation from Dunkirk. ...
... games. His brother, Charles, who is also in the army, was home on a short leave last week after having been evacuated from Dunkirk. KILLED IN FRANCE. Signaller A. Meikle. Official intimation has been received by Mr and Mrs Robert Meikle, 27a Keir Avenue ...
... has written to his parents at 2 Millar Place, Cowie, describing a remarkable experience he had during the evacuation from Dunkirk. Eadie is serving in the navy, and during the operations he saw a man afloat in the water. He threw a line to him and was ...