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... battle of the Somme at the age of 40, in Mr. O. H. Osmond gave the toast of the president, which cordially acknowledged, and Mr. Hopkins brieliy replied. A musical entertainment was given by Bohemian Trio, Mr. J. Curran, tenor, Mr. Toni Castledini, e ...
... that left England's shores. In July. 1916. when the first Battle lof the Somme was at its height, the battery leroseed the Channel and got its baptism of fire at Arras. It moved down to the Somme. then back to Arras again,. and the latter sector became ...
... Victory Medal and the Allied Medal. He took part in the following battles: ' Ypres Ist defence, 1914. Guinchy attack, 1915. Battle of Festubert, 1915. Battle of and the first battle of the Somme. and was congratulated by higher authorities ...
... connection with the late war, Lance-Corporal L. A. H. King, of the Somerset Light Infantry, having fallen at the first battle of the Somme, and Miss Louise King having succumbed to pneumonia contracted on board the vessel taking her home, where she was looking ...
... days hard labour. Dorset Regiment Anniversaries. 1, 1916--bit and 6th Battalionm at Thiepval on opening day of the Battle of the Somme. sth Battalion moved to Arras, France, frith. Egypt. 3, 1916.-sth Battalion embarked at Liverpool in the liner Aquitaniu ...
... the (Nerds' Division. When a lieutenant he was awarded the Military Cross for gallantry and devotion to duty at the Battle of the Somme. The eldest son (Mr. Leonard Hussey), who is abroad, held commissioned rank in the R.F.A., in which he served from the ...
... MEMORTAL to Lieutenant Edward Tennant, Grenadier Guards, eldest son of Lord and Lady Glenconner, who was killed in the battle of the Somme, has been placed in Salisbury Cathedral. Carved in low relief upon a white marble tablet is a faithful portrait of the ...
... wounds in the head and was sent home again. He quickly recovered and returned to France, where he took part in the battle of the Somme, when for an exploit which was largely responsible for his battalion being mentioned in despatches be won the Military ...
... which opened the Somme battlo, and suffered such heavy casualties opposite THiepval that they were removed from the battle and sent to La Basséo Canal. In October, 1916, they were again moved to the Somme and put into the battle of the Somme ...
... following soldiers :— Gunner E. E. Bridle, R.F.A., awarded the Military Medal for gallantry and devotion to duty. At the battle on the Somme, October 7th, 1916, while serving with the R.F.A. ag signaller to the artillery forward observing officer, he succeeded ...
... creature, and fined M. Curley 10 francs. WATCHING THE SOMME BATTLL. In the summer of 1916 1 used otten at night to sit on the roof where toy Jolt was situated and watch the of the guns in the battle of the Somme. 1 rightly guessed that somewhere in that inferno ...
... n which Sir Henry was returned, and I was proud to have helped hint on many occasions. One occasion was during the Battle of the Somme, when the speaker I was a junior Artillery officer and Sir Henry was a Brigadier-General. He then found Sir Henry as ...