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... his battalion proceeded to France had won his way to the position of Sergeant LIEUT. T. G. ALDER. He took part the battle of the Somme, where was slightly wounded,and for his good work was offered commission. In September, 1917, he was gazetted to the ...
... ship that s bound for Blighty,” The eirl left behind me,” Just before th/battle. mothex,” and The wee amang the heather”; also the fol lowing recitations:-'’The Battle of the Somme” Paterson? rTy WOn and Johnnie Ranger, France, sends request for ...
... his infantry training In the Royal Routh Downs at Holroned. and was wounded on Ist Jab , 1916. at the opening of Lb. Battle of the Somme IPS MON EIS OF Ilajor E P Fatal.. attached to Royal Fusiliers, it hae now been - tamped to wo•inded and a prisoner of ...
... to France the following October. He has bad two leaves from there, the last time being last December. He was in the battles of the Somme and at Cambrai, as well as several others. Prerioug to joining up he was an attendant at Sidon Heath .Asylum. 'Shrewsbury ...
... Ernest. —John S. Smithies. SMITH In proud and ever fragrant re: membrance of our dear son Dan, killed Auguet 3rd, 1816, Battle of the Somme Mr and Mrs. Giles Smith, Boothtows- Agknewledzments. TWEED—Mr. Tweed and family beg ® thank all relatives and friends ...
... past tbroirith—rhereful one. were frofiliklen. Engliah prisoners were sent to It. front. Alany eaniured during the battle on the Somme were kept working !whimd the line. for 12 weeks. One prionter is to' have mnved in Germany 12 month, after esp. toeing ...
... attended the bride, and the best man was Captain Leach, Suffolk Regiment. The bridegroom, who lost his sight in the Battle of the Somme, is head of the after-care department for officers and men at St. Dunstan's. There was a guard of honour of blinded ...
... stepmon, Ernest. —John 3. Smithies. 1 In proud and ever fragrant rebrance of our dear son Dan, killed ust 3rd, 1916, Battle of the Somme. and Mrs. Giles Smith, Boothiows. Agknewledzments. iD—Mr. iweed and family beg k all relatives and friends for Shes ...
... her ' =® to break through at Loos, the blighted ammunition exploding. and sinking «fast, | 2gPes of Gallipoli, the battle of the Somme, Medj::kl help was sent to her. Her crew ! l:hd last year, _wh:; xgxw&pmvo to be 3:3 was taken off, and at 6.4 sank” ...
... fighting that followed, notably the battles of the Somme and Cambial; the capture of Sourlon village and wood in November 1917, the battle of Bullecourt in January and February last, the great German offensive on the Somme of Met March. against the enemy ...
... considerable service at the Front, both with the Royal Sussex Regiment and the Durham Regiment, and he wan wounded at the Battle of the Somme in 1916. In the Baptist Herald it is stated that another of the boys connected with the West Tarring Mission has given ...
... pnsom-i J,, in (dermanr. I'te. Hood bad been missing is, March 'lst. enlisted Kitchener. i Army.' and was wounded in the Battle the i Somme. BT. ives. : . BANK HoupaT.-Tlu, year **,« ' influx vi,itors t'jo tofrn. .'.do tho pre-onted » verv -onr. tlio-c ha\in„ ...