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... brat pa mantles made of pletinum. Our reservea of are ima ted at 155,000.000,000 tons. Tanks were first used at the battle of the Somme. September 15, 1915. TIN talon of a 10a. Buk not' , if ireellte4 t 44 4444 4 ? a 300 twil44 ...
... Birmingham, at a meeting of the British Association, said that had television been poaiiible during the Great War, the battle of the Somme might have been televised direct to cinemas displaying the poster Come and see your eons killed. If that had been ...
... the heat Kattalema in .Irenr. How far his work ouvrodeal can he gauged uhoequent gallant work of the Battalion in the Battle. of the Somme. ...
... at their various home industries or professions all over the country. Captain Fraser, who was himself Minded at the battle of th• Somme, became one of Sir Arthur Pearson's principal assistants at Bt. Dunstan's when he had gone through the training provided ...
... e. One son died in infancy. The second son, Guy Danvers, an oftioer in the 13th. Welsh Regiment, was killed In the Battle of the Somme in 1916. Mrs. Creasman was the daughter of Capt. Norman Mainwaring, of the Indian Army. She was born at Meerut (India) ...
... BLIND. PORT SUNLIGHT WAR MEMORIAL. Ex-Sergeant Eames, an old employee of Lever Brothers, who was blinded at the first battle of the Somme, was chceen by ballot for the honour of unveiling at Port Sunlight a war memorial in memory of 481 employees of Lever's ...
... Nit the •ork naturally was and larry preparation for the nun in the Spring. It •as th u . our hi.pe of the that the Battle of the Somme hail e‘hausteil the foe..' .4 Bntuk It nall onlv serve.l to what Itrits.ll Artto sax ol iiiiing. and Sir • Doug's , ...
... a very instructive and interesting lecture, illuetrated by magic lantern elides, was given under the title of The Battle of the Somme, by the Rev. E. Skilton. Dr. Gomez presided over a numerous attendance. PARISH COUNCIL.— A meeting of the Parish Council ...
... „ Rale ie. 3d: Uerese(erd beets. Is. W. (Itesited), Is. 13d. Plan sod 'ficksta at Sea Ort at a. The , Battle of the Somme. The Most Wonderful Battle Picture Extant. to the numbrr who were unable to edmissiona the previous visit, the Manags. cent beg to ...
... Regiment. He went to France in 1916, but was invalided out of the service as the result of wounds received in the second Battle of the Somme. Subsequently, Mr. Cornish hived in Langport for a time and then went to reside at Alter, where for some years he was ...
... E. Ski Him, ex-Chaplain to the Forces. Martoek, gave a most interesting lantern lecture in the Sewers Hall on The Battle of the Somme. — The Rev. H. Kirkpatrick presided over a large and appreciative audience. Mr. A. Ford, of Langport, kindly lent and ...
... count ry and getting ou wit It the war. They may console theineelve. with the reflection that the film ..bowing the Battle of the Somme is more interesting It is, indeed. a wonderful production. It citablea the ordinary pen-o• to as it really is. and it ...