... The Cuffley V.C. Captain Leek Robinson Back• From Germany. Among two thoniand repatriated prisoners of war sir landed at Leith on Saturday from Copenhagen war Captain Leek Robinson. who won the Victoria Cross for bringing down the first Zeppelin in Britain ...

... trial. When the verdict, became known little surprise was expressed, and there was no demonstraition of any kind. REPATRIATED PRISONERS OF WAR. ...

... • de;aveJ somewhat by the hears stair of the road. Welcome to Prisoners of War. The Special Committee appointed to make preparations for a public welcome to all repatriated prisoners of war belonging to the town and count• has. made the ...

... strong side, and one that will extend the Tigers. .At the mutation of the Leicester Club's Committee the 3,000 repatriated prisoners of war, from the town and county. will witness the match. seats being tally re. served for them. In this connection it ...

... efforts thy raised last year for the sounded and prisoners of war, and, not tiring in well doing, the girls, linked tt,) with the elder girls at the Elbow-lane School, to entertain repatriated., prisoners of war of the Willow-street district ...

... Ist Leiceslets, another of the repatriated prisoners o: war, seen at his home, ti 2, Wilberiorce-road, Leicester, said he was a reservist, having served two Yeats in India at the same peimod as Pte. Pallet% a hen war broke out. At the time he w as his ...

... for the prefentadons. WELCOME TO RETURNED PRISONERS. The Nlayor mentioned that about 3,000 repatriated prisoners of war were being entertained on Saturday by the Leicester and Liticestershire Prisoners of War ...

... HOME. Repatriated Prisoners of War Entertained in Leicester. Greetings from Town and County. A Monster Tea Party. Presentation from the Boys to the Rev. F. R. C. Payne. matter of remark to tho-c the unique welcome which and Leicestershire extended ~.torned ...

... REPATRIATED' PRISONERS Lo rep , v to a letter addressed b, him to the War (Mime, the Re,. F. R. C. Pit!'ne Yesterday received the following telegram from the Northern Comm reler• ence to your ictier tallth to War Office releave repatriated ...

... Gate a week of u hack, it appear. he communicated with the Army Pay Mee. and Aced for some (01111pelll.ill011 a. a repatriated prisoner of war. Thy army authorities communicated with the local policy, giving them certain direction., and a wiliest sergeant ...

... Seaford while undergoing military sentences. He had even been known to rob comrades in hospital. He had posed as a repatriated prisoner of war, and had obtained monetary assistance from military officers whilst posing as a shell shock victim. Upon sentence ...

... which there were several casualties. Pte. Rudd took a prominent part in rescue work Pte. Rudd is a repatriated prisoner of war, baring been taken prisoner on April llth, 191$. seven months before the armistice was signed. lie was, during that period, kept ...