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... Brewery-hill, from the Record Office, Lichfield, yesterday. Co.-Sergt.- Major was with the 11th Division in Belton Park, and he received his promotion from the rank of Pioneer-Sergeant on August 10th. He is well known and respected at Grantham, and his many friends ...
... attachcd 10th Battalion, Highland Light Infantry. Lieut.-Colonel G. M. Morris, t.th tiurka Rifles, 2nd Battalion, has died of wounds. Among the officers wounded are Lieut.-Colonel R. T. I. Ridgway, 33rd Punjabi' Major H. P. Keelin, 107th Pioneers; m a jor ...
... this awfol war. | have lost my chum, as yow know, we have alwar: been the hest chums. He was respected by cvervone in the Battalion, from the highest 1o the lowest. Truly his loss will be very great to his own company. He was burted this afternoon in the ...
... Albert Rvott, 6th N.F.. son of Pioneer 'Sergeant and Mrs Ryott, of 57, Stratford Road, ilea ton, has died from wounds received in action. Hth Northumberland Fusiliers. KILLED. Private Thomas Henry Gray, of the 12th Battalion N.F.. was killed in action at ...
... Horse. Sérgt.-Maj. Jobn M. Lugton, i/3rd Scot. Manchester. Fte. Robert Chas. Foreytb, drd (att. 11th) Seottish Borderer. Fte Jobn R. Nerton, King’s Own Pioneer Neve Co., ‘Lee.-Corp], John Quinn, 6th York Regt. STROUD MEN WOUNDED. News has reached Stroud ...
... additional local casualties have been notified:— Bth Northumlittrland Fusiliers. WOUNDED. Corporal W. H. Cowiell, the Bth Battalion Northumberland Fusilka's, wae wounded in action at the Dardanelles on JOct. 12th, and is now in hospital in Egypt. We resided ...
... reporter po the Woolwich Pioneer, wee severely wounded in the great on Friday week, being struck above the abdomen by two machine-gun bullets. He a making good progress in hospital. Second Lieut. W. N. Japp, 20th Battalion, London Regiment (killed in ...
... fire continued against our mo. Subsequently, the Wax Office invited positions the pkteaux of Lafraun ami raise another pioneer .battalion, and I Jri>aertutz ami against some points d'appui am now engaged in this task at Worcester on the Doloinites Crdnt ...
... 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- ...
... Russian Order St. George. The following men have been wounded:âCorpl. G. Alexander, 11th Essex Regt.; Pt. J. Francis, Rifle Brigade; J. Hammond, 11th Essex; J. Wheeler. 11th Essex; and E. Locke. Rifle Brigade. Maj.-Gen. itemp. General) Sir Charles Carmichael ...
... reporter pri the Woolwich Pioneer, was severely wounded in the grist 'advance en Friday week, being 'truck a bo ve the abd•men by two machine-gun bullet& Re is making good pmgress in hospital. Second Lieut. W. N. Japp, 20th Battalion, , London Regiment (killed ...
... last year at the Aisne, but rejoined the Ist Battalion second in command, and took part in the severe fighting at Givenchy. He was promoted major in March. 1915, and afterwards took over command of his battalion. In 1905 Colonel Egerton married Norah Fynvola ...