... never forget. The elements were absolutely against us, but we toiled along till eventually we assisted to wind the battle of the Somme. We were then given a short but well-earned rest, snd came back full of vigour and imbued with the highest morale. Being ...

... active service. was wounded in the battle of the Somme, hut returned France in and served abroad until November, 1919, when he was demobilised with the rank of captain. For meritorious services rendered during the battle of Kheirns Mr Millar was awarded ...

... remedy. KeU Pop- a ; nli , .. til ack Watch, killed at LADIES* Velour Coats, tailored to i py Silk. best on earth. the battle o the Somme 14th Oct., order. Highest grade materials. ,/id per packet. Howat Dnncati, v tn-.lne Smart and distinctive styles. From ...

... played lament, and the buglers Reveille.” Captain Macdonald pointed out that this was the fifteenth anniversary of the Battle of the Somme, in which so mcnv of those whose names were inscribed on the memorial, lost their lives. Tlie Edinburgh Company, over ...

... (Glasgow Chamber of Commerce Bn.) of the H.L.I. and saw active service in France and Germany. He took part in the Battle of the Somme, and was also at Passchendaele. Many of Mr Sinclair's comrades fell in that hard fighting, and he counts himself very ...

... admiration for our gallant soldiers, than The Battle of the Somme,'' because it is in the judgment of experts, “ the beginning the end.” It is a remarkable picture, portraying as it does alfnost painfully realistic battle-scenes which create a profound impression ...

... Gommecourt the first battle of the Somme. It bears the following inscription Ralph A, Brown Bed. In glad thanksgiving for radiant years of Ralph Adair Brown, Lieut., Ist London Scottish, killed action, isfjuly, 1916, battle the Somme, France fourth and ...

... Academy and Magdalen College, Oxford. He served with the Royal Scots in the first world war, and was wounded at the first battle of the Somme. He became a member of the Faculty of Advocates in 1921, and took silk in 1944, the year in which he was appointed Sheriff ...

... were unanimously passed. The Battle of the Somme.— The respec. tive managers of Arbroath’s two excellently appointed picture-houses are to be congratulated upon securing lease of the great war film, “The Battle of the Somme.” This wonderful long picture ...

... missile from aeroplane. continued to fight until one day misfortune betel him —he was buried alive in a shell hole in the battle of the Somme. This in addition to'some wounds, very seriously affected his general health, and lie was sent home. Everything possible ...

... Battalion, The Black Watch, in France in the First World War, and was promoted a King’s Sergeant in the field during the battle of the Somme in 1916, recently wrote the King. Mr Webster who wished His Majesty a speedy recovery in his present indisposition, ...

... A great programme is announced for next . week The first half of the week contains original official film of the Battle of the Somme,” a special notice of which appears on another page of this issue, during the showing of which Mr Parsons will pla> ...