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... Fdmonds. (Text, ris 6d net; appendices, 7s 6d net; case of maps, 5s 6d net.) The Battle of the Somme, or, as it was officially called, the “Battles of the Somme,’’ has its unique place in British history and looms larger, as the years go hy, as monument ...
... the battle of hlons, followed by the battle of Le Cateau and the bong’ Trek; The Miracle of the Marne; The Ilace To The Sea; Lindenihock, niil 60, Gravenstafel, St Julien; The Somme 1015; Arras 1015; The Battle of the Somme; Eidge; The Third ...
... 1926. also our dear brother Jamie. 6th K. 0.5.8., who died at Stockport. 28th July. 1916. from wounds received in the Battle vt the Somme. “To live in hearts leave behind Is not die.” '- I’roin Mabel. Nell, and Bob. MILL AS.—lll loving memory of my dear ...
... learn with feelings of deep regret of the death of Sergt. James T. Parker, killed in action on list July, in the great Battle of the Somme. He was a sou of the late Sergt.-Instr. George Parker, K. 0.58., Chirnside, Instructor to the old Volunteers in Chirnside ...
... Bug]ass, wlio diet! at Westibaras, Ist July. 1926; also our dear Brother Jamie, who died of wounds received at the Battle of the Somme. 28th July. 1916. (Ever fondly remembered by Mabel, and Bob). PAYNE. —In affectionate remembrance of Lieut. James Nelson ...
... in France until the end of hostilities in 1918. His brother. Second Lieutenant Gerald FitzGerald, was killed at the Battle of the Somme on July Ist. 1916, whilst serving with the Ist Batt. Tyneside Irish. Both Mr FitzGerald’s mother and Mrs FitzGerald’s ...
... Council. Mr Gourlay joined the Army in 1915 and saw service in the ranks overseas. He was present at the Battle of the Somme in 1916 and the Battle of Bullecourt in 1917. He was commissioned from the ranks in 1918 in the Royal Engineers and demobilised ...
... ire News.ââ) Dear Sir, âI have been getting the âBerwickshire Newsâ for a long time now, and even in the Battle of the Somme I get it the frontline trench. I know I should have written long ago, but we have been very busy. I must thank my Border ...
... and the Battle of the Somme, and but for cigarette case with half-crowns in it would doubt have lost his life. His other brother, Tom Goodfellow, joined K. 0.5.8. in, Nov.. 1914, and has aJso seen a lot of heavy fighting, and was wounded at Battle Loos. ...
... Ist July. 1926; also our dear Brother, Jamie, who died at Stockport. 28th July. 1916. from wounds received in the Battle of the Somme. The years may blossom and decay. But long life shall last. No envious power can steal away. Our memories of the. past ...
... Westbarns. July Ist, 1926; also our dear Brother, Jamie, who died at Stockport. 28th July, 1916, from wounds received the Battle of the Somme. (Fondly remembered by Mabel. Nell and Bob). JOHNSTON. —In loving memory of my Husband and our Father, Arthur Johnston ...
... early 1916 that thev arrived in France, and il the first of July of that year that they fought their first and greatest battle on the Somme! They were to advance to the front of—and then by-pass the fortified village of he Baiselle. This was one of the strongest ...