... Street, and was for a ehort time employed an &annoy postman In the Arbroath Post Office. He was wounded c year at tho battle of the Somme, and subsequently joined np in °made in Angast 1915 He was a brother of Mr W. F. Williamson, formerly of the Arbroath ...

... pronod to Flares at the wheel pratitleable date. A Paisley ..idler. • military medelliet. who was is Settles. says the Battle of dm Somme wee like preeest for good nod he dor. tot shish bar body seed shoot the fliodeehurg Litre—lt sae b: brokers Mr P at ...

... left foot is badly shattered with shrapnel. Private Collie was previously wounded at the battle of Loos. A younger brother was wounded at the battle of the Somme, while an elder brother died in hospital in England, he having contracted illness after ...

... giound was littered with them Private Marshall, whose home is in Alhcedale, South Africa, was previously wounded the Battle of the Somme, at the fatuous “Delville Wood,”' which the South Africans took from the Germans, and held it against heavy counter-attacks ...

... AND BRECHIN REVIEW, JANUARY 5, 1917 true peace. The battle of the Somme has placed beyond doubt the ability of the Allies to gain those objects for which they are fighting. The year 1916 has brought us certainly that victory will be ours. True there have ...

... igiy. received a commission’ in the Essex Regiment. saw active service in Gallipoli, and was wounded in the leg at the battle of the Somme. FOOTBALLS— same supplied Arbrnnth K.C. and leading Junior Clubs the past 38 rearsat Robinson’s, Gnthrie Port. Mr David ...

... never forget. The elements were absolutely against us, but we toiled along till eventually we assisted to wind the battle of the Somme. We were then given a short but well-earned rest, snd came back full of vigour and imbued with the highest morale. Being ...

... BRECHIN REVIEW, APRIL 1. 1917 Tank Mars the Railway Triangle. It was like the days of the beginning of the battle of the Somme again. The opening of the bouihardiaret in the grey of the dawn was as stupendous a spectacle as anything ever seen in the war ...

... of Aberdeenehire before enlisting. Private John Scott, another of Mr Scott's sons, fell in the earlier stages of the battle of the Somme last year. ROOM° Island Seidler Wounded. Mr John Fell, market gardener, Ramie Island, has received a letter from his ...

... He crowed to France io July of last year, mon he knows about the architectural structure `awl wan wounded ins the battle of the Somme in and numerous other of Aberbrothock's September. When convalescent he returned to ancient Abbey. This is not altogether ...

... • brilliant daring strategic movement which helped to win the battle of the Marne, and defeated the Germans on the Peer in their effort to break through to Calais. At the battle of the Somme he was in chance of the French armies co-operating with the Britian ...

... el al bees woeuded, this time le`, sod ie I and seamed what bed that boa lac the Ow their Norfolk hospital. In the battle of the Somme loge ham by Mr lisedeciald Mn He felt hail. ripen year be was wooded in the chat, and after Well that lam by the legal ...