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... September, 1913, vice with the Bth Northand has been employed as amptonshire Regiment at a clerical worker in every the Battle of the Somme time office in the factory in 1916 forced him to find and latterly in the ac- Other work. He joined counts department ...
... in and-a-half long, half an inch thick, and weighed half an ounce. Mr. Haywood was struck by the shrapnel during the Battle of the Somme in 1918 when serving with the 2nd Wellington Regiment. The metal pierced his eye and became lodged behind it. ~ Time ...
... Benedict. But to veterans of the first World War it is something more: it is the anniversary of the beginning of the Battle oof the Somme ABOUT 150,000 refugees have crossed into India from East Pakistan so far this vear. a spokesman of the Rehabilitation ...
... initiative the Alliesl launch offensives around the whole perimeter of the war. The British fight the five months’ Battle of the Somme. 10.05 THE DICK VAN DYKE SHOW My Husband is not a Drunk . . . he's only under the influencel 10.30 NOT SO MUCH A PROGRAMME ...
... TODAY marks the oot anniversary ol the opening of the Battle of the Somme in the 1914-18 war. It was a day described as “fateful and fatal” in the history of the 1/4th Battn. the Duke of Wellington's Regt., the Halifax Territorial unit. “No one who was ...
... portray one'’s grief and pride on the 50th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme? This massive slaughter left a reek of death which the years have little diminished. The villagers of the Somme valley put paper Union Jacks in their windows last weekend, ...
... 40, Heathy Lane, Holmfield, Halifax. ortray one's grief and pride on the 50th f the Battle of the Somme? This massive eek of death which the years have little the Somme jon Jacks in veekend, but Letters are accepted for “QOther People’s Opinions ”’ on ...
... celebrated their golden wedding in August, 1961. Her husban&:u one of the Halifax Old um%t‘iblea. and won the D.M.C. at the Battle of the Somme. He was a former licensee of the Museum Hotel, Stump Cross. and had also worked for Frederick Smith and Co. Ltd., wire ...
... Halifax authoress Dr. Phsllis Bentley; in the background, a battlefield scene—at Wli:n—wherc Granada TV is restaging the Battle of the Somme for its marathon drama series “ Inheritance.” Based on Dr. Bentley’s novels of West Riding life from 1812 to 1965, the ...
... rather than doing the supporting. Our reader was in the King's Royal Rifles, serving with the Rifle Brigade, at the Battle of the Somme, where the tanks had their active service baptismand took the Germans by surprise. The first official trial of the tank ...
... First World War. A former Seaton Burn man, Mr Hill was there the first time the guards were in the front line — at the Battle of the Somme in 1916. He was alongside Colonel Campbell, who was given the Victoria Cross, nicknamed the “tallyhoo cross” because ...