... lledland e W. Blundell, Queen Elizabeth's Hospital, Bristol I F. L. Bolt, Elveden, Clifton t A. Ford, Elveden, Clifton e W. A. G. Hardy, Queen Elizabeth's Hospital, Bristol 3J. G. Heaven, Avondale, College road, Bristol J. A, Hutchinson, Elveden, Clifton F.I ...

... B~ac WVounded-Sergit. T. Orr, Corp. T. Worrall, L.-Corp, sun D. Duggan, Ptes. .1. Waters, J, Hannah, P. Hardy- I man, A. Leclery, T. Gillen, W. H. Thomas, B. Brown, Will J. Hewitt, F. Martin, 0. Dee, J. Wilcockson, W. Hayto, B. Brown, J. Cocklin, C. Crawford ...

... Corp. C. Doble (severely),( Drumsr, E. Rarrett (severely), Pie. W. Evans (severely),r l'te, T. W~illiams (severely). Pte. R. Thomas (severely),| Pie, G. Mceesan (severely), Pie. C. (lornisli (severely), P'te. 3. WNilliams (severely), Pie. D. Mlorgank (severely') ...

... Following casualties have occurred in skirmishing in the neigbourhood of Arundel, 30th Decembei?:- Lieut. F. E. Till and Pte. F. Thomas, 6th Dragoon Guards, missing, expected prisoners. At reconnaissance in the neighbourhood of Dordrecht, 30th December, Lieut ...

... who wh has taken a close personal interest in the arrange- 169 ments for the show, Earl Temple, Sir Richard Paget, exh Sir Thomas Dyke Acland, Ur Edward Strachey, prh, N.P., Sir Henry Aliles, Col. Wyndham Murray, wer M.P., Canon Quirk, Mr C. L. F. Edwvards ...

... Infantry), Lance- of Corpl. T. H. Craddock and Privates W. Laing and he W. G. Prince (2nd Seaforth Highlanders), Private )et W. Hardy (1st Gordon Highlanders), Privates W. l0 McDermott, S. Wiggins, J. MeAnally, J. McNally, nt J. Dillon, and J. Rulter (1st Argyll ...

... already here. I had a company of 110 ?? entrusted toi me, and as a Pioneer Officer my task is very important. Bearded, stalwart, hardy fellows are these oaers. They obey, understand, and carry out l all orders as though they had been soldiers for twenty years ...