... their first commanding officer, the late Earl Feversham, that splendid a unit was created. The Earl was killed the Battle of the Somme, but they were proud tliat his son. the present Earl, was himself the commander of a famous regiment, the 13/18 Hussars ...

... Pauline, Bobbie, and —In undying memory of two dear cousins and chums, GERALD, May 23. 1934. and TOM, only brother. Battle o£ the Somme. July 1. 1916 —Charteris. WOODHEAB. —Loving memory our dear PETER, died May 23. 1944. —Mam and Dad Tony. Baby Ann. ...

... memory of Pte. J. HAMPSHIRE, Leeds Pals, killed in the Battle. July 1. 1916. —From Mother and Father. __ HAMPSHIRE. —In loving memory Pte. jr. HAMPSHIRE, C Company. West (Leeds Pais), killed Battle the July 1916. —May and Reg. JEFFERSON. —In loving memory ...

... Guard. In the 1914-18 war Mr. Kitchen, although he was over military age. saw service in France and was disabled the Battle of the Somme. As a private musician he played with the Ha!l6 Orchestra for some time, and with the Leeds Grand Theatre Orchestra ...

... powerful battleship. Her measured mile runs will made under conditions of great secrecy. MARK the 30th anniversary the Battle of the Somme, British Legion parade will held in Leeds on Sunday week. They will march through the central streets the city, accompanied ...

... late Earl Lloyd- George (then Mr. Lloyd George) to quicken production after disclosures of shell shortage in the First Battle of the Somme recalled by the death, which occurred yesterday, of Mr. Thomas Hazelhurst Brocklebank, of Southficld, Calverley Lane ...

... reasonably and with full knowledge whether this last sacrifice was necessary or not. THIS The Somme J7XACTLY 30 years ago, on July 1, 1916, began the Battle of the Somme. perhaps the most terrible conflict in British military history. At 7.30 in the morning ...