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... PROMISING Former Railway Clerk Official! Last Saturdaysthe parents of Holland, Royal Fusiliers, Dry den-street, Fadiham, formed of the death of the it stated to have occurred June. was 19 years ...
... COMMISSIONS FOR BURNLEY MEN PROMOTIONS FROM RANKS, After raving served for nine months ivate the 20th Royal Fusiliers, Mr. J. 2nd LIEUTENANT BALDWIN Id win, Burr .VI r. Baldwin, 365, Pad ill t the firm Simpson 2nd Lieutenant Lancashirijs. 4s from August ...
... LIEUT. A. GREEN In fleptember. 1914. the Public Schools (20th) Battalion of the Royal Fusiliers, and was with them on July 20th in the engagement High Wood last year. Sergeant (as then was) Green went unscathed through the engagement, but later, in December ...
... Regt. Pte. Herbert Bell, Royal Garrison Artillery. Pte. Richard Simpson, R.A.M.C. Lieut. Tom Thorn ber, Royal Fusiliers. Pte. Percy Royal Fusiliers. Gunner S. : Hartley, Royal Garrison Artillery. BROOK LANDS ROAD WKSLEYAN SUNDAY SCHOOL. Fred Cole. Albert ...
... Relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Smith, 6, Cook-street, Burnley, have received word that their son, Pte. Hubert Smith (51612), the Royal Fusiliers, killed in action January Twenty-eight years age, had worked weaver Messrs. and Crook's Penile View Shed for over eleven ...
... accountant before the war broke out. On September 20th, 1914, a weeks after war was declared, enlisted private the 20th Royal Fusiliers (Public Schools Battalion), and was promoted the rank sergeant. About twelve months ago was given a commission m the 2nd ...
... Lance- Corpl. W. O. Lancaster, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lancaster, Carlton-road, Burnley. He has hitherto been with the Royal Fusiliers (Public Schools .Battalion.) ...
... PUBLIC SCHOOLS' BOY WOUNDED. (€32® G. R. Batt. Royal Fusiliers (University and Public Schools) enlisted January, 1915, went to France in the early part November, was wounded the hand shrapnel on the February, and now in hospital Bradford. JHH I 4 Ink ...
... ILLNESS The death from wounds and illness of Pte. Edward Cowgill, of the Royal Fusiliers, son of Mr. and Mrs. .5, Hurtley-st., Burnley, has occurred. He years gf age. He enlisted in December. 1915, and joined his brother. Pte. John W. Cowgill, in the ...
... PTE R. SCHOFIELO This recent photograph Pte. Robert Schoheld, 49565. Royal Fusiliers, son of Mr*. SehofieW, 121, Goal Clough-lane, Burnley. was wounded and taken prisoner in April, 1617. Prior to enlistment 1916 was an the stationer's shop of Mr. G. Anderson ...
... BURNLEY CORPORAL SHELL WOUNDS HEAD AND LEG. Corporal W. Alan Proctor, Public Schools Battalion, Royal Fusiliers, writes to his mother, Mrs. Proctor, Oakdene, Scatt Parkroad, that on October 27th he was wounded shell in two places, viz., in his head, behind ...
... THE DEATH ROLL DIED BEHIND GERMAN LINES. News of Burnley Public School Boy. the time grhen the Public Bchool boys the Royal Fusiliers attacked highly fortified wood the advance on July 20, many local young men were reported killed and missing, and one ...