... TUB BATTLE TOE SOMME. !*v this time the battlo tho Somme had commenced, sr.d the. whole division was moved down take it« share the capture High Wood, a tremendous account of its affording object upon which tho could concentrate their fire ith f-rrible ...

... Lowes Park, I.oi don, formerly of Arbroath, who was reported. missing since July Ist, 1916, the opening day the first Battle o: the Somme, >s now officially reported pre- Mimed to have been killed in action that date Lieut. Brown in civilian life was employed ...

... raised at the end of 1914 applied for commission, and gazetted lieutenant Severely wounded in the fighting in the first battle of the Somme in 1916, it was long time before able to resume active duty, and be was demobilised some time ago. Drieooll baa been ...

... -4, I 4 • I 1 • . 1 1 ,:it' MIER • 1 , i ! 1 :4 . ' I t : 1 I ••• • k 4 In Jewirh circles It is reported that after battle of the Somme . the ex-tLatser invested in die a .. which Irak . . - , II eM converted 1 - , 1 4 1 ,• i ( , , 4, 1 lir i 1 .. , I ...

... di met ig w e o „., et . fr:ends. They foinht in close touch thr.2h pressed at the thatinction than drawn between battle of the Somme in 1916 How well the tw o csintries: which was described as • I P' the - nehmen' . 'n the Pall Mall Caz• bitterinjustice ...

... martyr. dam trr the nermana of another bravo Frinehman during the occupation of the Northern Ilepa rtnima • When the battle of the Somme began M. larrand. a erhnoloiaster. was at Warkacourt- Eancourt. and with his wife was evacuated first to Marmara. neat ...

... , London , formerly of Abbboath , who was . repotted missing since 1 st- July 1916 , the opening day of the first Battle ' of the Somme , is now othcially reported presumed to have been killed in action on that date . Lt . Brown in civilian Jifo was employed ...

... Brown, Manor Hurst, Bowes fark, London, was officially reported mi?s-%ig July 1, 1916. the opening day of the £rst battle of the Somme, in the action at iJGonimecourt. He is now officially presumed rto have been killed in action on that date, aged 21 ...

... intimate personal friends. They fought in close touch through the battle of the Somme 1913. How well remember going to see the British Commander-in-Chicf hie advanced headquarters during that battle t As I left the ch&teau General Foch was entering it. A Patient ...

... Baxter, of Uxbridge Street, have had no fewer than eight sons serving in the army. Two were unfortunately killed in the battle of the Somme. The full list is:— Ebenezer Alpert Baxter, Notts and Derby Albert John Baxter, Royal Engineers; Simeon Baxter, South ...

... her struggle against (Germany. enlisted that fine regiment, the. Scots Guards, ami went with it t«> Frame, where, the battle of tb# Somme ii\ 1917, won the Military Medal bravery in the field. Again hr wae *' in September, i9lB, ami received a bar to his ...

... Cadet Camp at Newmarket. He returned to France in 1916, and was again wounded in August, 1916, in the Battle of the Somme, and again in the third Battle of Ypres in November, 1917. Failing to . pass as fit for further active service, he joined his regiment ...