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... Glasgow. There he laboured for 20 years. Volunteering for World War Number One, he fought with the Eoyal Scots in the battle of the Somme, at Ypres, San Quentin, and Belgium, and was twice wounded. In 1930 he decided to test his fortune in America, and soon ...
... commenced work in Netherton Colliery, Harthill. He was four years in the army during the last war and was wounded at the Battle of the Somme where held the rank of corporal. In 1918 ho began to study mining at evening classes and correspondence classes. Later ...
... attractive-looking woman in the early twenties, was bereft of husband by the war. lie fell, like many good lads, in the battle of the Somme in 1916. And she was left with the charge of two children —this young woman who waa little more than a child herself ...
... It was played by the Gordons at Waterloo and by the Camerons at Quatre Bras, and it was again by the Gordons at the battle of the Somme. • HOW AMERICA COMBATS THE HEAT. Ice-Cream Morning, Noon and Night. Sir John Foster Fraser, who is on a lecture mission ...
... Murray, K.O.S.B., wounded at Loos, who died at Stobhill Hospital on November 24th, 1916, from wounds received in the Battle of the Somme. His country called, he answered. âHugh Robertson, B.E.F. -MURRAY.âIn loving memory of our dear son, Pte. George ...
... Three year* ago this month, Sergt. Alexander Paterson, HigUlauders, young Hylvtuwn soldier, was posted missing after a battle on the Somme. In a communication his mother, who resides at Main Street, the Record Office. Perth, now states that “the body Sergt ...
... A very little of some {very little) things goes long way occasionally. :o: I wonder if there’s any chance of the “Battle of the Somme” films being shown in Motherwell? If they are, there’s sure to be bumper houses, as wherever they go it’s case of “Full ...
... the Bible should contain an almost exact description of the Tank which made such . sensation its appearance at the battle of the Somme. In the book of Job we read, “His bones are like bars of iron . . . his nose pierceth through snares . . . (be esteemeth ...
... altogether a very hearty and encouraging send-off.” The big cities having revelled in the realistic scenes of the “Battle of the Somme” film for quite a lone time now, little Motherwell’s turn see the great picture is about come at last. It will be screened ...
... Brigade, and thus had the Honour of being one of the very first Territorial units to enter the line. In 1916 at the Battle of the Somme, the Ist Battalion formed the front line of the 19th Brigade the terrific fighting Bazentin late in July. lo this m ...
... heroes like Michael O’Leary, V.C., and Pat Finnachy, V.C., not to mention the Irish regiments wiped out In the Battle of, the Somme and the Battle Britain. Sir, —It appears that the closing of the Carfin Roads were not Native Heath’s worry. He just used ...
... half pints blood instead the single pint which was the ordinarily accepted amount during the war 1914 to 1918. , The battle of the Somme caused 30,000 casualties on the first day. these approximately 3,000 call for the forward provision of /,500 pints of ...