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... e&etw maheo a k a meat in Memoriam.---A beautiful portrait a tie late Lieutenant Emrys Lewis, who was killed in the Battle of the Somme, in July kat, has been placed in the Council School by his former fellow teachevs, scholars and friends. It will serve ...
... served during the war as lieutenant in the Yorkshire Light Infantry, and was seriously wounded on the first day of the battle of the Somme. Deep sympathy is extended to Mrs Jenkins and the other members of the family in their bet, eavement. The funeral will ...
... WILLIAMS, W.R., (thou', Davies and Sun). Eldest son of Mr and Mrs Dd. Williams, 12, Prospect-street; wounded in the battle of the Somme, now in hospital at Chelsea. Tre'rddol Brothers. Privates D. D. WILLIAMS and JOHN WILLIAMS. &ms of Mrs Catherine Williams ...
... Williams. Ivy 'louse home on from France amongst us. He had been on active servo- for IS month k and had been through the battle of the Somme. lie looked wvll. War Swing..—An association for the parish of Nantcwalle haa ben formed. Subscript- t. ions are takm ...
... hospital—Pte. D. Thonum, Rrynkyfryd, Bwlebygroes, Una been invalided home, suffering from shell stook received in the battle of the SOMMe. Their many friends wish them & speedy recovery.—Private Jack Wilson. Penbeilimawr. was also home on leave after u ndergoing ...
... USE OF AILMOURED CARS. In the report issued by British Headquarters on Saturday morning of the progress of the battle or the Somme, it was stated that a new type of heavy armoured car was used for the first time in the attack, and proved of considerable ...
... killed in the battle of the Somme whilst attending to a wounded comrade. Aged 29 yews, he was the son of Mr. H. Roberta, headmaster of Corns Council School, Merionethshire. On the same day came news of the death in action in the same battle of Pte W. K ...
... During the. war Mr. Rae served with the London Rifle Brigade. He was twice wounded, the first occasion being at the battle of the Somme on July Ist, 1916. He will enter upon hi. new duties on November 2nd. ...
... Wallis Austin Jonathan Miuraden, R.P.A. (6th London Brigade), died in hospital in London from wound received in the Battle of the Somme. HLs other son. Mr. 'high Trevor Marsden, Was also wounded in the Great War, and is now farming in the Isle of Wight ...
... declined a commis-ion. From Fetypt be was transferred to Prance. and there gained the Military Medal for gallantry lathe battle of the Somme. Ile has now returned to the frontt. D.:sbsting Society.—This Society held another IE-ces.dill meeting on Friday ...
... Licht In- kin. officiating. fantry, and was very severely wounded in the Outing.—Through the kindness of Mr Evan first battle of the Somme in 1916. He was Evans, Garth Villa, whose generosity towards afterwards in charge of work companies in the. Pion Baptist ...
... Pte. leuan Thomas (Anzacs), son of Mr and Mrs. T. Thomas, William-street, Cardigan, was wounded in the head at the battle of the Somme. He is progressing favourably at Edmonton Military Hasp- Ital. Gernint Howell. Aberayron, of the R.F.C., who . was wounded ...