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... the choir and servers, in memory of Lieutenant Charles Geoffrey Noel Morris, aged 22 years, killed in action io the Battle of the Somme on Oct. 7th, 1916, who for 14 years was a chorister rod also for some years a server. The anthem was Whom saw ye, 0 ...
... Private Dan Thomas KE who returned from the Front leave Private Thomas fighting in France for IS ’months and gone through battle of the Somme Mr Morgan Phillips presided and presented Private Thomas behalf of friends with money During the a splendid mnsieal ...
... BATTLE OF THE SOMME. SIR DOUGLAS HAIG'S IMPORTA NT DISPATCII. A special supplement to the Landon nanette issued on Friday night. contaMed an important dispatch by Demerol Sir Douglas Haig, commander-in-chief of the British Forces in FMliCe, deeCribillg ...
... GALARCS .km Pte. Huck , Morris, anwyl fab Mr. a Mrs. J. R. Monis, Glandur. Pandy Tudor, Llanddemi, r hwn a laddii vd yn y Battle of the Somme. Meli, 1916, yn 19 mlwydd oed. in rnhell o frvniau Gwalia Wen, r Ar foes y fraydr fawr, Y'th dorwyd dithau, Harold lon ...
... During the first fortnight of the Battle ! of the Somme the French Verdun army was still heavily engaged with the enemy !on its own front, while their Sixth and Tenth Annies were advancing in bounds both banks of the Somme. This was ! the ?reat revelation ...
... , ..--.. AM . .. .. . . . .4.--. . • . A ..50.. .. .. • • . . .. .. „. . -. BATTLE OF THE SOMME. A FaL HALF OF THE GERMAN ARMY BEA I EN. SIR DOUGLAS HAIG'S DISPATCH. The story of 11.. it of the Sows*. which lasted from Jul, I to Noronober 18, is ...
... 8., son of Mr. and Mrs. P. Peters, High Street, Ogmore Vale, that he is now getting on all right . He ll was at the battle of the Somme, and got a bad attack of trench feet. In civil life, Pte. Peters, who is only about 20 years old, was employed at Messrs ...
... lie at Woolwich in training for 12 months While France where been for 15 months was wounded in the arm foot in the battle of the Somme returned Salisbury Plain in July where was attached to the Siege Instruction Battery He is now commencing the Chain ...
... and Mrs J G Parker. has heen promoted and received a commission France for valiant services rendered on the fit Id of battle of the Somme. Private Parker recestlY granted leave of absence. returned home for a'short time. He is POIP undergoing a course of ...
... declined a commis-ion. From Fetypt be was transferred to Prance. and there gained the Military Medal for gallantry lathe battle of the Somme. Ile has now returned to the frontt. D.:sbsting Society.—This Society held another IE-ces.dill meeting on Friday ...
... themselves that the battle of the Somme was an Allied defeat. Having assumed that our object was to break through,'’ they conclude that because that assumed object was not achieved our effort was a failure. The object of the battle of the Somme was primarily ...
... Bryant joined the R.F.A. soon after the outbreak of war and had been for 13 months at the battle front in France, haring taken part in various battles, including the Somme and Ypres. It was from the latter place that he was granted hie first leave and reached ...