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... Captain J. F., 39th Central India Horse. Corrections. In previous lists officers wounded— Aldcrson, Capt. B. W., 34th Sikh Pioneers, should read: JVlderson. Captain B. 11., 34th Poona Horse. Gresswell, Lieutenant H. G., Royal Engineers, 3rd Sappers and ...
... officers of the him. Taking saddle, I crept to the water’s the science of warfare. battalion, follows: edge, where I fell asleep from sheer weakness. CHURCH PARADES. Battalion Staff—Lieut.-Col. E- M’Calmont, and when I awoke I swam across to our lines.” interest ...
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... blackened. volunteered her services to the War Office for The colour was not due to the little accidents tile Red ('roes Battalion of the Flying corps,' of grate cleaning. The woman was not the ' offering to carry a lady doctor and nurse.: fleet chimney ...
... retiewned article in the National Elartiee, • of Janie 1912 ' eomen to similar tench:aglow. The British taxpayee, THE FIRST BATTALION DONEGAL REGIMENT OF THE ULSTER VOLUNTEER FOR , THE STRAND AT RossNoWLAGH. NEAR HALLYSHANNoN. ON WEDNESDAY. FOR XIGRARDsoN ...