... Brigade and thus 'had the honour of being one of the very first Territorial units to en er the line. In 1916, at the Battle 'i,l* the Somme, the Ist Battalion formed the front ;Me of the 19th Brigade in the :errific fighting at Bazentin late in July. To ...

... at the Royal Bsnk House. Batslc or the Somme.* ln response to special request, Mr Thomas N. Mochrie, the popular manager of Lanark Picture House has again secured the powerful battle him, *The Battle of the Somme. This was shewn at Lanark Picture House ...

... featuring Mabel Turnbull had a splendid reception. The Lanark Picture House have now secured that world-famous film, The Battle of the Somme,” and the dale on which this will be shown will be intimated shortly. No one should miss seeing this great picture when ...

... Tarbrax, saw much service. He was attached to the 2nd Batt. H.L.I. as chaplain and was 1;i-sanded and gamed at the battle of the Somme. For his great seal and devotion to duty he was awarded the Military Cross and Bar, French medal with Swords, and King ...

... haw and Ok ska stt not nay ka purely mmdsd ranond CARLUKE..Mia HaaVaMb addra. tha Mlbb ka nafaiMia Hall tMMamr. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. .&ts.tA Ui'biii> milt av-- VaaTSEyfcy ?l^TwaaU^b PRISONERS OP WAK FUND. l^*m >laa M* iSwrtaSiwd* tha do It Ma*. Anthem ...

... Lanark Picture House was one of the finest ever given under these auspices. The programme included the famous battle film, The Battle of the Somme;*’ and the grim realism of this picture brought home to large audiences nightly the terrible realities war ...

... with the heroic conduct of the Scottish Divisions at the battle of Loos, Captain Elliot said that in that battle Scotland suffered the most terrible losses she had ever experienced. The main battle was fought in a great shortage of ammunition and in many ...

... return from this country. THANKS AFTER MANY YEARS. WOUNDED SOLDIER II KINDNESS. In the year 1916. shortly after the Battle of the Somme, a large number of wounded English soldiers were sent to Stohhill Hospital, Glasgow. The women workers in Messrs R. ...

... artillery in the battle of the Somme. Even gunpowder, might though it is. is only • dwarf amongst the titans of modern expiosives like nitro-glycerine, guncotton, picric acid and fulminate of mercury. It is not on the field of battle but in the pursuits ...

... &til; laical Books, 31. Rrcem additions inclute the following books:* ibiveruity of Creature ,** by ftodned Kipling; Battles of the Somme,* by Philip uibbs; *My homo tlic Fid I Hunoar,** by F. W. Huanl: Tales the l.abra lor, by W. T. Grr:f*.l: The Division ...

... comes with good record as a scholar and teacher. has, however, been on nitlnary service from 18, taking nart in the battles on the Somme, Arras, and Vpms. being wounded at the latter place and family discharged August of last year. Since then he Las acted ...

... broken limbs and shattered nerves. Continuing, Captain Elliot said, the shock of advancing in these battles was enough to shake a man. In the battles of the Somme they, could hear the roar of the guns eighty miles away, as they marched towards them. All night ...