... elopes of Pozieres at the Battle of the Somme in 1916. I always claim for myself the liberty of thinking myself half an Australian because I had been brought rap oat there, and I never passed these troops nor saw them in battle without a thrill of real ...

... Sergi. Gardner enli;ted in 191 k in The 1;03,1 .-icot, and went to France about the end of 1915. He wa, wounded in the battle of the Somme, after gaining the Military Medal. fitter being home he again returin-il in 1417. and - a; pgain wounded in of that ...

... taken up with mach en- beadle. There was also present a good re- Gad year of he age. He was a County wounded in the battle of the Somme. and BLACKBURN WOLNDED SOLDIERS. Its. For 1916 the expenditure wail pretty Pe Territorial when the ever broke out and ...

... Adamson asked if a show of hands rades who gave their lives for us in the Ikould not be taken as to whether plebis- battle of the Somme, and the number of hi s cite should be taken. grave is 3474. Bailie Shanks thought there wall too email as attendance ...

... with the Royal boots during various stages of the great battle on the Somme. The officer, who is a native of Aberdeen, said: — Highland regiments have got plenty I praise for their part in the Somme fighting, but no one seems to have thought it worth while ...

... deliyhted to fine' Kirk, was the thirst P.G.M., and he could for having, for more than 130 years-for it went through the Battle of the Somme. ropy of the Wet Lothian (wirier, which aeoire them he would never be a Member of was here that Auld 13 Lodge wee ...

... larger effort to secure the has meant so much to Bathgate particularly dramatic and exeedtegly thrill- ten ,ID the battle of the Somme reflects the high- welfare of the Patine , and incidentally _,0 7 and Bethesda • Mmn? I e family of the founder of Bailee* ...

... Clydebank. He offered to join the army bat was told to reman at work. His second son joined up. and was wounded in the Battle of the Somme. His son-in-law also enlisted, and was taken a prisoner of war, and remained a prisoner in Germany for over a year. ...

... particularly outstanding. Moat mirth-provokingis the comedy A Riddle of Enemas. On Monday and two following nights, the Battle of the Somme will be shown. It requires no words to commend it. Already the bookings are heavy, and wits should be secured at once ...

... Royal ..cots', and later woo attached to Watw:ckshire Regiment. He went to Fiance in May 1916. and wa,, through the Battle of the Somme, and a number of other engagewent-. On the 3rd Dec., 1917. he was repotted On 10th of January his parents received a ...

... re-open on Tuesday. nth April. LECTURE ON TIIE BATTLE OP THE MARXE.—Luat Thursday evening. Capt. W. Perkins, Adjutant, Ist Battalion Linhth gowshire Volunteers Regiment. delivered an interesting lecture on the Battle of the Marne. to a fairly large audience ...