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... rats. What useful spheres of activity for intelligen'• men! THE SOMME HORROR. As for the actual fighting, the grimmest desalt:4'cm occurs in his account Of the tereble battles of the Somme in the spring of 191 e. The countryside, as he first encountered ...
... Mitton Maxon, second beloved son of Mr. Mason. MI Quarells Hord. Bridgena. who fell in action June 7th. 1917. during Battle of the Somme-- From all who loved ...
... upon the 1 4th anniversary of the Battle of Mametz Wood the colours of the Swansea Battalion are being deposited in St Mary's Church The article reveals the important part played by the Battle of the Woods in the Somme Campaign As I Was Saying By MOTLEY ...
... Whittle the chairman of the Ormskirk (Lancashire) Council inquiring for an Ormskirk man who had saved his life in the battle of the Somme in 1916 Mr Cooke explained that h was severely wounded and was carried to safety this man The letter was passed on to ...
... several seasons. During the Great War he served with the R.W.F. (Signal Section) in France, taking part in the great Battle of the Somme in 1916. The good wishes of a host of friends and admirers will accompany Mr and Mrs Parnell to their new sphere of ...
... Horace Smith-Dorrien at Poziercs Cemetery, commemorating 14,690 officers and men who lost their lives during the last battle of the Somme, March 21 to August 7, 1918. The four memorials which are being unveiled to-day, Sir Horace said, cover the main ...
... M. Hughes. 1926. His career at Lampeter College was broken in 1915 by war service. He was severely wounded in the battle of the Somme. After the war he resumed his studies at Lampeter. The rev. gentleman held a curacy at Port Talbot from 1922 to 1927 ...
... in 1914 enlisted in the Rifle Brigade. He was in the Battle of Loos, and as a subaltern saw service in Ireland during the rebellion in 1916. He returned to France and was in the battle of tho Somme and the Ypres Salient. He afterwards served as adjutant ...
... Mr. Brown lost one son in the Groat War, lAnce-corporal Jack Brown, of tha.fitk Glo'ster Regiment, who fell at the battle of the Somme In 1918. We are sure that all at Tonna will join with in extending to Mr. Walter Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Jones, Mr ...
... family, conelating of eight daughters, and three sons, of whom nine are now living. One of their eons was killed in the battle of the Somme. One of their daughters is Mrs. E. Jones, wife of Mr. Ernest Jones, the agricultural expert on the staff of Macdonald ...
... the people of Montreuil extended to their chief. M. Maginot recalled that it was fifteen years to the day since the battle of the Somme, the first big engagement Lord Ilaig undertook. He retraced the Marshal's war career, with special reference to the ...
... gallantry of a motorist injured In collision saved the occupant of the other ear—a man who lost both his legs in the Battle of the Somme—from being burned to death near Winchester. Mr. S. S. Bishop, of Upminster, Essex, was driving a car about eleven o'clock ...