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... CAPTAIN RAYMOND LTTTEN Captain Raymond Litten, Royal Berkshire Regiment, was killed on Saturday,' July Ist, the battle of the Somme, when leading his company into action. He was the only son of the late Tobias Raphael Litten and Mrs. Litten, of 21, Pembridge ...
... (Newbury). Pte. F. Sawyer. 16'19 ?Newbury). Pte. D. H. Thomas. 18010 (Neath). WAR ITEMS. NEW WORDS. It is emdant that the Battle of the Somme is going to add some fresh household words to our war vocabulary. Wipars, Plugerest, Booloo, and ♦rmintears ...
... were the battles of the. Marne and the Aisne, followed by a struggle on the Yser. Now is raging the battle of the Somme, which may last for sorne weeks.. The unfulfilled German prophecy in Itindenburg's March into Lou don anticipated a battle on the Upper ...
... The Battle of the Somme. Those painful and accurate penmen, the news-writr& as Swift has it, are now unmurled on the Western front, and are hexing the time of their lives. Since the British an French advance began they have poured out columns of brilliant ...
... short training on Salisbury Plain the battery proceeded to Egypt and thence to Praises, where at is part io the great battle on the Somme. On June 29th Captain Hermort-Hodge received terrible Injuries to the face, hack and head from shrapnel. and hey is ...
... were the battles of the Marne and the Aisne, followed by a struggle on the . iser. Now . is raging the battle of the Somme, which may last for some weeks. . The unfulfilled German prophecy in Itindenburg's March into Lon don anticipated .a battle on the ...
... THE SITUATION. MILITARY AND POLITICAL. The war news of the week has been uniformly good front all the battle front& The struggle on the Somme forms one of the peateat and vest bettila in history. and it Ito exaggerition to my that on the result of it ...
... Cooden Camp, making hosts or friends in Bexhill, have been amongst the troops fiercely engaged with the enemy in the battle of Ole Somme. They have suffered considerably. but they have shown a dauntless spirit, and have held their own in the treat conflict ...
... BATTLE OF THE SOMME. Heathfield (wounded). :0 : SERUT. A. WHITEHEAD, Royal Regt.. Bur wash Weald (wounded). K'9 PTE. L. LEEVES. Royal Sussex Regt ...
... PREACHER: Rev. Walter Wynn SubJeots: NIURNIN , , 10.30- The Soul of Britain reflected in an Officer's Letter before the Battle- of the Somme. EVENING, 6 - The Drama of the Book of Job in relation to the War.'' Everybody is welcomed to hear these discourse ...
... breaks. From this point of view success which is attending the Somme offensiv, is doubly satisfactory. bombing parties made a substantial advance last night. Elsewhere in the main battle area there has been chiefly artillery fire since the last report ...
... om Division e Berkshires are conspicuous by their absence.’ Mr. West's remarks apply to the ¥2th Division. ! In the battle of the Somme the Beekshires in the/, 18th Division did equally well. Why should not have the praise which is duesto -them, a which ...