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... with Mr 4 - •iiveseright, Huhn., Cheshire. Mumma !ince March 27th. at St. Quentin. Pte. A. +Swath. 11th South Lancs. Regt., A Company, Pioneer Battalion. Nis parents would be thankful of any information. &mid, Candle, tt ...
... service battalion. Or take the Hampshires. They begin with two regular battalions and one reserve; the 4th to the 8th are territorials; the 9th are territorial cyclists; the 10th, 11th, 12th, and 14th are service battalions, the 11th being ...
... Captain to be Major.—D. B. Grey, 48th Pioneers, 23rd December. Lieutenants to be Captains —R. Richardson, M. 0., 55th Coke's Rifles ; and J. S. Lloyd, 2nd Gurkha Rifles, both 11th November; D. R. Critehley, 32nd Sikh Pioneers, and OH. Woolf, 19th Punjabis, both ...
... on Bth January, by the Very Rev. Provost H. Erskine Hill, M.A., Perciva] Arthur Bennett, signaller, 2nd Australian Pioneer Battalion (formerly Brisbane, Queensland, Australia), eldest son of the late Mr and Mrs A. G. Bennett, Brisbane, Queensland, to ...
... ll _ , I\TOLE SKINS. Highest prices paid for be* the 4th inat., John Duncan* Bisset, chief engineer Union Grove, Aberdeen. 11th mst., at 2 p.m., to Trinity Cemetery. Friends . SHOW Spoils Programme qualitv. Other grades accepted. Gcrrard. 111 |liCl II ...
... that of Private Frank Hunt. who was transferred to the gth Battalion from the 11th (Pioneers), and whose parents hat at 70. Montague.road, Clarendon Park. and Corp!. J. B. Moore. of the 11th Bat•alion, whose wife lives at Ashby Magna. Both these men were ...
... Theatre NATO!. ell later. r- LARD 1 79 Bleed b. , oe the 16th Owe • Ann° , Jan . Ilith. 418. in Northampton Hospital Deeply day. 11th. matinee return to I. Victor .° Th Ce • i aid shop wined; only QM-elm ma need apply. - R• • eitt.iegt free: refe'reeeer weeeros; ...
... great war. It necessarily in this first summary deals mainly with the combatant arms. 7 he Work of Canadian Pioneers The work of pioneer battalions does not always obtain the recogni tion which is obtained by the more combatant arms. Lord Beaver- brook, ...
... 3899, lst ‘Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers, W Co., ‘9th Brigade, 3rd Divimon, weut out November, 1914, reported killed in February, 1917, on the Somme. Private REUBEN BENT, 85103, No. 14 Section, Bth Platoon, B Co., 2nd D.L.L Pioneers, posted wounded ...
... 6s 7 BIRTHS h)EVEZ Jan 12th at 'EvrLeleh Etnel L son Jan 7th Hermonville West Mr Mrs MARRIAGES ELL— SIMPSON— West on inst Battalion Brigade son Colonel Mrs taveil Weybridge to daughter of Mr Mrs auisuon Gfaflt POW WEIGHT— LITTLEWOOD— On Jan the Roman Church ...
... no that his leadership to put confidence other men the battalion at Marcoing (Applause) They to him were him how much not for himself for loved (Applause) To this the of to two VC’s in the battalion would handed down to posterity only an informal gathering ...
... Cyril Gough, 11th East. Yorlts, wounded September Bt.h, 1918, supposed have been in Ghent German Hospital September 11th. Any information from officers or others who may have been at Ghent HospitaL between September 11th and November 11th will be most ...