... Potter's play, Tiger's Cub, comes to Swindon with • good reputauon. The drama constitutes •picture of life among the rough pioneers of Alaska po intenvely realistic that time seems to speed along with lightning wings. The scene. are laid in two dwellings ...

... drills temporary s.. about the 11th November be bought renter% Munk. end on *ranch etc, aim. an d p a id for t h e m. On each may undertaken the Volunteers. he took them away with him in a taxi. Ott --- - November 11th he said to witness, I thine The ...

... down and cry like children because it Bedder’ Without exaggeration I know t no not merely in his own platoon but in whole battalion more loved he because no man fulfilled his duty or so perfectly adapted himself the greatest job in bis life as Duncan and ...

... the N.C.O.s and men under my command. The Commanding Otto& of the 11th lLetoosters (the Pioneers) writes: I beg to thank you on behalf of the non-cons. officers and man of this Battalion for your handsome present of smokes. They were given out on Christmas ...

... twice wounded and sewed is the Gallipoli Peninsula and France; Pte. the. Brews'er, Don View, Donnmeter rued., who has been in Pioneer Cleo. Slum' Northumberland Fusiliers. Dancesiter mask who took part in the Somme Nettle, sad speak., well of the atirantaget ...

... F., Northumberland Fus. | Belton, 39757, Driver F, R.F.A. Belton, 12557, Cpl H, 7th Batt. K. O. Hamps. | Belton, 43561, Pioneer F S, RE. | Belton, 28230, Pte. H., 3rd Lince. Regt. | Benton, Pte E, Bth Notta. and Derbys. | Benton, Pte G, 21st King's Royal ...

... appreciated by the N.C.O.s and men under my command. Ormmanding Officer of the 11th ' , writers (the Pioneere) writes: beg to thank you on behalf of the officrrs and men of this Battalion for your handsome present of smokes. They were given out on Christmas ...

... the N.C.O.s and men under my command. The Commanding Officer of the 11th Leicesters (the Pioneers) writes I beg to thank you on behalf of the non-com, officers and men of this Battalion for your handsome present of smokes. , They were elven out on Christmas ...

... the Egginton Hall Hospital. Temporary Major A. B. Naylor has been appointed Acting Lieutenant Colonel while commanding a battalion. He is the son of Mr. J. R. Naylor, of the firm of Messrs. Naylor and Sale, architects, Market-place, Derby. Captain A. V ...

... WILL HOOLEY flamoue poultry expeyt) 23 years experience. Advice free. Faullry. M.A. Harry Kenneth. Canadian ripener of war Pioneers, C.E.ir.. third von of Mrs. and flue 1/16.--From hi, ways Kauswood Pottat7 epiee, contain.. Old Address: late Mr. Budd. of ...

... on Thursday after a illness. For six year? Private Harrison was in the Hallamshires the outbreak of war was attached to a battalion of the York and Lancaster Regiment went into training and unfortunately was soi/.ed with paralysis For nearly three years ...

... ‘E’ Flight, R.F.C. Hall, 6801, Pte J, 18t Batt. Notts. and Derby. Hall, 1899, Pte. A, 11th Lincoln Regt. Hall, 29979, Pte. Alf., Yorke. Regt. Hannath, 18769, Pioneer A., 13th Leicesters, Hanson, 32151, Tpr. F., 18th Hussars. }l!l:\nmaa’ggo.!‘l'!:. u; :( ...