... they have stayed His war career has been long distinguished and dedicated Action at the battle of the Somme won him a medal and he served during the second battle of Ypres in May 1915 until September 1918 Although their son Noel is working in the Philippines ...

... the nouse which raided identifiable is silver pint tankard £100 inscribed “In memory of Arthur Taylor Killed at the Battle of the Somme 1915” police spokesman stressed that Taylor not the name of the loser Police now hunting for a yellow or beige coloured ...

... West look out for silver which includes a pint tankard worth £100 inscribed “nl memory of Arthur Taylor killed at the Battle of the Somme 1915” THE romantic idea of carefree gipsies happily travelling the roads with their caravans was challenged yesterday ...

... past 55 years He worked for 45 years at Taff-Merthyr Colliery In the 1914-1918 war was awarded Military Medal in the Battle of the Somme Family mourners: Stan brother Alice and Ginny sisters Annie Dunning sister-in-law MaAreen niece Idwal nephew Mrs Olwyn ...

... the band's current presiaent, was serving in the 11th Battalion RIR (36th Ulster Division) and badly wounded at the Battle of the Somme on July 1, 1916, and spent the next six months in hospital. He returned to active service with the Ist Battalion of ...

... Church on January 3 of Mr Horace Henry Haylett aged Mr Haylett served in the First World War and was Involved in the battle of the Somme but was honourably discharged after being gassed In 1950 he was awarded the long service medal for SI years on the same ...

... years, first with Brighouse B Battery, RA, and later with the Royal Corps of Signals. !le saw active service in the battles of the Somme. ; He was demobbed early in 1919. and married shortly afterwards. liv ¢ for several years in Garden Road. Brighouse ...

... headmistress at the village school. He was on active service during the 1914-1918 war and was decorated for service in the Battle of the Somme. Active until the last three weeks of his life, he took a keen interest in all village activities. He took great pride ...

... both) had been killed. “During the big battles the sight of a Post Office boy in the street caused ngmes of apprehension; a sharp knock on the door was the signal for panic.” On the first day of the Battle of the Somme the British Army lost 19,240 dead and ...

... Despite the fact that I was stomach that can digest -practi- W“ porridge that resem cally ‘anything from a T-bone .2 battle of the Somme steak to tarred string and ‘with waterhole and the cold ‘gastric juices that can, ‘with of two sausages, I nmm instant ...

... to London to meet an old friend a World War I machine gun. It was similar to one the then Private Coppard used in battles at Loos, Somme, Arras and Cambral as a member of the legendary Machine Gun Corps. The gun was at a reception to mark the publication ...

... bowling club at Runcorn During the 1914-18 war Mr Collinge served In the Kings Liverpool Regiment and fought In the Battle of the Somme On his return from the 1914-18 war he was asked to design a Roll ot Honour for Town Hall to commemorate the men from ...