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... GLOUCESTER POSTMASTERS BEREAVEMENT. Mr. Robert Madder, the only son of the Postnaster of Gloucester,’ and of Mrs. Madder, of Surrey, was killed in action on the . Oth July. Mr. Robert Madder was an old Whit; iftian, and a member of the staff ...
... aide-de-camp commanding Royal Artillery. South Midland Division; 2Gch April. stli Battalion Gloucestershire Regt.—Pte. Robert Madder, from tne sth Battalion London Regt. (Dondon Rifle Brigade), to be bccond-lieutenant; June. CONCERT AT THE RACECOURSE ...
... aide-de-camp to commanding Royal Artillery South Midland Division 26th April. sth Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment.—Pte Robert Madder (son of the Gloucertcr Postmaster). from the sth Battalion London Kegt. (London (Rifle Brigade), to be scoond-heutcnant ...
... outbreak of the war. SHC.-LIEUT. MADDER. Second-Lieut. Robert Madder, Cloucester- shire Regiment (killed on July 20), and of was the only eon of Mr, Allan G. Madder shalton. rs. Madder, of Glouc vester and Car- Lieut. ...
... and struck him. He considered he had not met with that courtesy from the police which a gentleman was entitled expect. Robert Madder, defendant's groom, was called for the defence. His master's horses were trotting, not galloping, when the policeman laid ...
... H. Koaa, Gloa. Rcgt., nephew of Miss Gwilliam, 28, Furlong Road. Julv 20th.—Sec.-Lieut. Robert Madder, Gloucester Regt., son of Mr. Alan G. Madder and Mrs. Madder, of Carshalton, and Gloucester, July*2l*t— Lieut. William Frearo, Gloa. Regt. (T.F.), son ...
... aged 23. . . July 17—Mr. Robert F. Pomeroy, one of eldest Gloucester tradesmen, aged 82. July 20—Corpl. Rowland Hill, second son Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hill. Longhopo, killed in action, aged 26. July 20—See. Lieut. Robert Madder Gloucester Regiment, son of ...
... the guests seated at the tea tables. Aftef tea a short sacred concert was rendered. Mr. Madder presided, and was supported by Mrs.. Miss F. G., and Mr. Robert Madder, of the London Rifle Brigade (who is believed to have been offered by Major Jeune, and ...
... struck him. He considered he had not met with that courtesy from the police, which a gentleman was entitled to expect. Robert Madder, defendant's groom, was called for the defence. His master's horses were trotting, not gallopping, when the policeman laid ...
... Harrison seconded aide-de-camp to commanding Royal Aral lory. South Midland Division; lifith April. Battalion Gloucestershire Robert Madder, from sth Battalion London Regt. Rifle Brigade), to sth June. The •' London Gazette of Monday contains the following ...
... outbreak of the war. SEC.-LIEUT. R. MADDER. Second-Lieut. Robert Madder, Gloucestershire Regiment (killed in action July 20), was the only son of Mr. Allan G. Madder and of Mrs. Madder, Gloucester and Carslialton. Lieut. ...
... struck him. He considered he had not met with that courtesy from the police which a gentleman was entitled to expect. —Robert Madder, defendant's groom, was called for the defence : His master's horses were trotting, not gallopping. when the policeman ...