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... the outbreak of who as been wogniled for the second time. !war took part in the Battle of Loos, the has Gime brothers in the trenches. He is • Somme, and the third Battle of Yore& and .1111 of Mrs 11. A Hall. Ind the late Crifour- was wounded in September ...
... SHERWOOD-KELLY. D 13.0.. Nor.' no papanoa sea soolilen1• 4 1 ! folk Regiment, commanding a battalion Royal 1918, at the Battle of the Somme. A brother Innisk nsilierrs. . of Sergt. Armstront is on the staff of Mesas. For most cconapicuous bravery and fearless ...
... is a eon of Mr. H. F.. Crawford, Arigna, Windsor Park, Belfast. Ile sas also wounded en September 15, 1919, in the battle of the Somme (bullet through right foot and shrapnel in the etomach). In July. 14116, he was accidentally wounded while bomb instructing ...
... Ile ' was present at the battles of Native ChApat mooed battle of pees, Leos. and was t Somm e from the of to the middle of ; October. Ile received the Meritnrinue. sloevinviledel for hie work dating this battle.'i Veiloaring Somme be was ...
... soldiers, an Englishman and a Highlander, were sitting in a picture house not a hundred mile, from Glasgow when the battle of the Somme%lm was being shown. At the part where the English regiments are seen going over the parapet the soldier said! Where ...
... Lieutenant Williams on the anniversary of the Boyne same year. It was carried with tis division at the battles of the Somme. hemlines. third battle of Ypres Candkai, end Bt. Quentin, and afterwards through itnal'etages of the war, ending up in bloowron ...