... LIFFEN.—On March 11th,, killed in action néar Neuve Chapelle, Corporal James Robert Liffen, D Company, 4th Battalion Suffolk Regiment, beloved husband of Mary Lifies, 34, Pearce Road. Ipswich, aged 38 years. LUMMIS.—No. 1984 Pioneer Lance-Corpl. Erie ...

... was wounded in the fighting at Neuve Chapelle, News nas just come to hand of the death action of )Pioneer Lance-Corpl. Eric G. S. Lummis, 4th Battalion Rifle Brigade, on ‘he 27th February. Deceased was the second son of the late Mr. (]eor? M. Lummis, ...

... The ord E.A. Howitzer Brigade, R.JA. 07 Essex and Suffolk R.G.A. . 84 The 4th Battalion of the Suffolk | The sth Battalion of the Suffolk Regi- The 6th (Cyelist) Battalion Suffolk ROGIMENE coveonsruessssessssssssssmssnssssnsssssassansss 678 The Ist (Reserve) ...

... Artillery. Capt. 2. L. !?'_‘tia. Ith Battalion Black Watch P, | ¢ Capt. K. 5. Robertson, Ist Battalion Reyal Seots, apeons £ Second-Lient, G, M. T, Sweet, 2ud Battalion Northumberiand Fusiliers, Cavt. . 3, Tucker. 12th Battalion London Regiment, The Raneers ...

... in November of the (same year. He was attached to a Reserve Battalion of that regiment until January, 1917, wihen he was sent across to France to serve | with a Pioneer Battalion. Ist BATTALION SUFFOLK Y . > LARGE BLACK. PIG SOCIETY. | VOLUNTEERS. Mr. A ...

... Stopford’s dispatch he! says that “One company olrtho 6th East Yorks Pioneer Battalion succeeded in getting to thy top of the hill north of Anafarta Sagir, but the rest of the battalion and the 32nd Brigade were attacked from both flanks during their advance ...

... Lance-Corpl. E. Bth Battalion,— Hawer. 13449 Lance-Corpl. E.; Hewitt, 13453 M. S.; Williams, 3-10697 L. J. 9th Battalion.— Beaument, 14425, A.; Harnwell, 16271 S.; Woodcock, 15701 W PREVIOUSLY REPORTED WOUNDED, NOW REPORTED KILLED. 11th Fueiliers.—Holt, ...

... appointed Lieut.- Colonel, commanding the St. Helen’s Battalion Princess of Wales's (South Lancashire) Kegiment Then he transferred to the Naval Division, accepting the command of the Hood Battalion. Lieut.-Col. Quilter lost his life on Monday while galiantly ...

... occupied by eight pioneers, Blackburn Rovers 3 2 1 0 8 5 4 and there saw a camp dechshal, and upon open- Oldham Athletic 3 2 1 0 9 8 4 juz it he found a goose and cockerel, rtly li‘sdm“flw-g {’ g ;’ 5‘ :'cooked. The eight pioneers were plud«lt ...

... W., Pioneers, Headqulrters&a“nmilylolf »kn':;ll {vlnldrcll. all of whom Lad § . 2 { been well loof after. Mowat._(up@. J. 8., Cavairy I Mrs. Harrizon, wite of Corpl. Harrisom, Sid ‘-I{ur.uld.so!i. econd-Lieut. E. C. 'S, J., attached! Battalion Lssex ...

... has occurred at the Garrison, Hos-| Capt. B. E. A. Manson, 61st Pioneers. | pital at Colches'er of Private William Thos.| Jemad Tre Anandrac, Bhosle Govind Bana, Sibly, of the st Battalion Gloucester Regiment.| anq Wajib Ali Khan, 101st Grenadiers, and ...

... rebruary 120 o lady Lane, Ipswich, Ceeilia Maude, aghed of Arthur and the late Mary Juie (o aed 28 years, BEAN.—On February 11th, at Stk 9, Henry Bean wheelwright, aged 92 CHURCHYARD.—On February 12L& Church Farm, Aldeburgh, Wiiliam, oo husband of Emma ...