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... the Blackburn Education Carimirtee ha. appointed Mr. as instructor in practical cotton calculation. RrITIRNED the repatriated prisoners of war who reached England last weekend Switzerland was Lanceklorpoial Dua Wood, of the Royal West home 16, Selma-street ...
... son_of Major E. Cruttenden, A.P.M., Prees Heath Camp, has returned to England as a repatriated prisoner of war frou’ Germany. He was wounded for the second time and taken prisoner on August 25 last, when his company was very heavily engaged, and surrounded ...
... party's women organiser, had been good work In the district. TODMORDEN. WELCOME.—The 105 repatriated prisoners of war Todmorden Saturday accorded a welcome. The Mater war at the head, Major R. It. Bather, SLY., supporting, and the men, acoompained each by ...
... san D bee in Mosiey-street. ou ure For Lovely Su £12: Sideboard, £1 ; Wailaut, MISSING: Wanted. BROWN—Will any repatriated prisoner. BEOWN. war who Tales. Private A. ber 5, 1918 communicate steter, CURRIE ‘Lancashire on. Bod gree DAVID CUBRIE, 45886, 15th ...
... present he is still at large. A REPATRIATED PRISONER. A the péTice description issued this morning the name of the er is Private Perry, Army Veterinary 38. It has since been ascertained Berry was a repatriated prisoner of war w his uncle and ...
... aid of e Commun: 38. It has since been ascertained . that a number of civilian hos of the district perry was a repatriated prisoner of war w his uncle and méet thein. The inh tants in, or number of friendly to the le’s Party, assisted by ad this time ...
... Chetwode. chairman of the Executive Committee of the Red i Cross and St. John War Organisation, from the hospital I ship Atlantis, which is bringing repatriated prisoners of war home, says take this earliest opportunity to convey to you our most heartfelt ...
... Leith Docks. Monday afternoon. IVTANY of them, white faced and pinched, but intensely alert, 2.400 of Britain s repatriated prisoners of war from Germany, stepped or were put ashore at this port in the Firth Forth this afternoon. They were brought in by ...
... land than to-day for 751 pairs of wistful eyes—the eyes of the repatriated prisoners of war from as their ship came home to Liverpool. They were on tne third and last of the repatriation ships. The other two landed yesterday at Leith. There were 39 other ...
... men of the village at the point of the revolver and drove them to the Chapel St. Michael. HERE are further names repatriated prisoners of war; Cpl, J. T. LOUGH, Beaumontstreet, Beswick; Fus. ARTHUR ATHERTON, Cannon-street, Salford; Pte. WILLIAM KAY. Have’ ...
... family are making inquiries through the Red Cross and the R.A.F. 76, He Clung To a Raft For Hours Oldest of the repatriated prisoners of war from Germany is Robert Young, a fireman, of Hebburn, Co. Durham. He is a great-grandfather, aged 76. When his ship ...
... his back was a repatriated prisoner of war just arriving home after 3i years in Germany. B. S. Manchester. Do Things Now! Let me express my gratitude to the Red Cross and all concerned for keeping our boys who have been prisoners of war in ...