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... about 200 of Low Cher's Lambs who bad been brought in after the fetal attach they made at Richeborg hours before the battle of the Somme commenced. About half of that convoy were boys from Eastbourne and district. ...
... ministers and their wives and comes to most of us end, but after the war it was Saw Yesterday ” feat- families. lanned. the battle of the Somme, during decided that the best way of ure to the “ Radio ” for Comparing the days of 1892 sooner or later. It’s wonderful ...
... broke out In that year Mr Knight )omed the 16th battalion Kings Royal Rifles, and went out France. He took part in the battle ot the Somme, and in July. 1916, was wounded in High Wood, as a result of which he lost his right amt He was demobilised in 1917 ...
... medals lor football. During the 1914-18 War served in France as machinegunner with the Royal East Surreys and was the battle of the Somme. At the start of the last war he enlisted as a Special Constable at Heysham. His wile and son survive. Arrangements ...
... of 16, he joined the Manchester Regiment and saw active service In France. Belgium and Italy, being wounded in the battle of the Somme. It was three years after the end of the war —on January 12 th, 1921. that Sergeant Turner entered the police service ...
... THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME ULSTER DIVISION EPIC TO ...
... sombre memories in Northern Ireland, recalling as it does the Battle of the Somme in 1916 and the destruction in that one day’s fighting of the famous and gallant Ulster Division. The battle started at 7-30 in the morning and developed immediately into ...
... in introducing school meals in the county. While serving in the 1914-18 war be was severely wounded just before the battle of the Somme. Capt. Dickson is survived by his wife and one son, and two brothers, Thomas M. Dickson, J.P., and James H. Dickson ...
... Council of the World, which meets In Liverpool during the month of July, recalled the Ulstermen who had fallen at the Battle of the Somme on July 1 and 2, 1916. They were, be said, die finest men who ever left Ulster. land as an integral part the United ...
... a lance-corporal in the Royal Sussex Regiment, Mr Simmonds saw action with the Fourth Army in France and during the battle of the Somme he was severely wounded and decorated for gallantry. At the end of the war he returned to his native Eastbourne. In ...
... Civic Commemoration suggested for Somme The lack of any official ceremony in Portadown thie week to mark the etart of the Battle of the Somme 40 years ago was oritioised by Councillor Henry MeCourt at Monday night's meeting of Portadown Borough Council ...
... aged 18 inow you will know how old I am!), private soldier—an infantryman I was severely wounded during the first battle of the Somme, but I was only one among hundreds of thousands of others who died or suflered. Receiving thirteen severe wounds all ...