... THE BATTLE THE SOMME. THE FORGETTING THAT IS NOT YET. By CAPT. ELLISON HAWKS, R.F.A. (T.F.R.), (Author of “A Subaltern’s Letters from the Somme, etc) In time you will forget.” So we were told in at the hospitals by our overworked M.O.’s and ...

... €l.OOO in celebration of his silver wedding (January Ist, 1914) and by £.*»oo in memory his elder son. who fell the Battle of the Somme; Workshops for the Blind, Crippled Children’s Home, Deaf and Dumb Society, Bent-street Ragged School. ilpshirc Orphanage ...

... William Mi said the man was brought ined to his rooms 0! oO amuary 1% He that he had twice been wounded—once at the battle of the Somme in 1916, when he sustaine nel wounds to the and again while in some months later sustained severer injuries to his etomac ...

... said the man was down on the floor with his head on his chest. _P.S. Sharpe said that defendant lost an eye at the battle of the Somme, and his other eye was almost sueless. He had a pension of 40s. a week. MONDAY.—Before Mr. R. Proudfont (in ihe chair ...

... shover thev'n sent down to driva me and larn me— 7 'k’ bigeest honour T ever had, not excopting th’ medals T won in the battle of the Somme.”” returned the man. “1 could ...

... war will be hel in chester Cathedral on Friday, July 1, at one Friday is the fifth anniversary of the opening of the battle of the Somme. The service will be conducted Dean M’Cormick, and the Lord Mayor and Lad: will Mayoress and members of the City Council ...