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... Strode-road, Stamshaw, 'died on Wednesday week suddenly. The widen testified that her husband had been wounded in the battle of the Somme, but recovered from his wounds and was afterwards sent to Egypt. Since then he had su ff ered from malaria, and on Wednesday ...
... the labyrintnine defences behind the lines captured were cleared out. That it one of the most brilliant successes the battle of the Somme, not the war, there can no doubt. The entanglements in come • places were many as live tiers deep, behind these and ...
... It. Writing in the Times, a recent visitor to the British Front that when history relates the story of the great battle* of the Somme, it will tell how Sir Douglas Haig and his Stull bad their Head9uartera in a modest dwelling. pert of which wee still ...
... GALE—In proud and ever memory of our dearest ,brother, Mum., George Ralph Gale, Medan Rest_ vrn died of wounds received the battle tee Somme, September 19th„ 1916. Oh, true, brave hee:t. God blew thre Wheresoe'er In Uod's wide universe then art today. GALE.—In ...
... trench organisation played important part that could never have been filled by improvised shelters and earthworks. BATTLE OF THE SOMME. (BRITISH OFFICIAL.) BATTERIES DOOM. AIP BOMBS AIMED AT THEM. British Headquarters, France, Thursday Night. To-day the ...
... Douglas Haig, and a view of • Tank,' one of the artist's masterpieces. Among the other illustrations will be The Battle of the Somme, Gordon Highlanders, The Cloth Hall, Ypres, Dug-outs, A Gun Hospital; and On Board a Hospital Ship. the drawings ...
... Men’s and Children’s ; . O Hosiery you should buy—At Lpneld Bros., Gosport.—(Advt.) ...
... aged yea,. but not forgottn. GALL-1n prated ever-10., of our damsel, 301,0,.. Ralph Gala 2 . in action. Se 39th. Battle of the Somme. true. heart. b!r. whereena'er In tti's wide 00170110 all tod: OALE.-la penal of dearest City I mien gestof wounds ...
... and they were also well produced. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME.—A large number of non-commissioned officers and men of the Royal Marine Light Infantry this morning viewed the pictorial representation of the Battle the Somme the Gosport Theatre. High-street. The ...
... for gallantry and initiative in leading his men at a critical moment during the Battle of the Somme. He had been in the fighting ever sines the oommenc-„lneat of the Battle of Arras. The official statement in the London Gazette of Tuesday, November ...
... excellent service in that battalion: The watch bears a suitable inscription. The French military medal for gallantry at the battle of the Somme Ina been awarded to Louis, who, before the war, was employed at Mr. Freeman's hairdresser's shop at Petersfield. He ...
... and merchantmen, j He dealt with operations at Verdun, i on the Trentino and Isonzo fronts, on the Eastern front, and battle of the Somme, and then discussed the problems raised by the intervention of Rumania and the situation in Greece, and showed how by ...