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... Findlay, 7th Battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers, aged 29 years, youngest son and Elizabeth Findlay (late Turriff), 43i Chapel Street, Aberdeen. FORBES. —Killed in action, in France, the September, 1915, Sergeant Robert Forbes, 11th Battalion H.E.1., aged ...
... Private .1. Darnley, 11th Battalion. 642 Private H. M'Pake, 11th Battalion. SEAFORTH HIGHLANDERS. 683 Bandsman E. Thomas, 2nd Battalion. 3779 Private J. Wiseman, 7tb Battalion, GORDON HIGHLANDER/3. 2601 Private ...
... John Robertson, paper mil] foreman, Hor.eywocd, Denny. Private Patrick M'Grortj, 2nd Battalion Irish Guards, Desxny (wounded and miming). Private Robert White, pioneer 9th Gordons, killed in action on 25th September. Official intimation received this morning ...
... Regiment, 16th Battalion (T.F.)— H. J. Thomas. Highlanders, 9th Battalion—Captain * Cameron Highlanders, Ist Battalion—Captain ® G. Traill. > Royal West Surrey Regiment, 2nd Battalion— *A]or Weeding. Liverpool Regiment, 11th ...
... a staff appointment. Major J. G. Collins, Black Watch. Major J. G. Collins, 8th Battalion Black Watch (missing, believed killed), who was second in command the battalion, was promoted to his present rank towards the dose of 1914. He was born Julv, 1867 ...
... Rifles, 10th Battalion—Lieut. W. G. Paton. Royal Scots Fusiliers, 6th Battalion—Lieut. C. W. Peck. Roval Sussex Regiment, 9th Battalion —Major W N. Porter, C.I.E. Royal Fusiliers, 6th Battalion—Lieut H. Reddaway. Royal Soots, 11th ...
... been wounded, and lies in hospital in England. Private mother resides M/Killop's Baiikfings, Laurieston. Pte. JAMES THOMSON, 11th A. and S.H. Prrvate James Thomson, lltii Argyll and tion), while in tire charge on Hull 70 Saturday, September, was killed ...
... COUNTY ADVERTISER 9th October 1915. 118th Battalion The Royal Scots Abroad. Letters from the Territorials in the Trenches WOUNDED. A number of the 1/Bth Royal Scots, who are at present acting as a Pioneer battalion, were digging trenches some little distance ...
... recei wound in the night foot. Mr Black otner two sons with the Gordons in OTHER RECIMENTS Wounded. Private T. Grant, 11th Battalion HLL, is now in at Newcastle-on- e, suffer- ing from wounds in back and sh parents reside at 8 Charlotte Street, and pre- ...
... Yorks. Frew, Lieut. D. T. C., M.8., R.A.M.C. Gardiner, Second-Lieut. J. H., 3rd North Lane 3. Geddes, Second-Lieut. G. P., 11th Gordons. Gibson, Capt. F. M. S., 3rd Rangers. Hogge, Lt. T. H.. R.F.A. Harrison, Lt. T., 12th Rifle Brigade. Hodgson B. H. ...
... strenuous times the Lothian kids are having aomewhere in France. and testimony to their efficient pioneering work is borne by men of other battalions. Private Ale x ander Russell. Scots thuirds, who was recently in the thickest of the fighting at Loos ...
... VJL reported >wounded), Died. Drake Battalion: A.B. D. Morrison, Z/350. Nelson Battalion-:— Aaß- W. Milne, late of .V.E., Clyde, Wounded. Howe Battalion;— A.B. J. Thomson. (late Benbow, Clyde, Z/910. Anson Battalion:—- A-B. A. Bairdj (late Batt), Clyde ...