... Sezino Sou Banu File. •A pathetic incident occurred at Droyladen Electric Theatre whilst the official war film, The Battle of the Somme,” was being ahown. One ef the scenes depicted ithe racorery of ■ha wounded in No Maa’s Land, and soddanlyia woman in ...

... disaster. The Somme offensive compelled the withdrawal of large numbers and thus the way was open for the French who have taken deadly revenge. Nor will they atop now. The road to Metz is open and they will travel fast. The battles of the Somme will engage ...

... was again wounded in arm. After coming out of the hospital he was sent back to the trenches, and was in titre for the battle of the Somme. where on Ootob=r 2941 he got wounded the third time, also in the arm, and he has since been in hospital In Leeds. He ...

... without a light at 11.30 on the evening of Juno 17th.—Defendant said he had been ti veers in the trenches, and was in the Battle of the Somme, where he received 34 wounds. He was now discharged from the Army. On the day in question a comrade from the trenches ...

... With the outbreak of war he was required in the organisation of the munitions supply, and did good work until the battle of the Somme, when he went to France to investigate the congestion of the railways there. His appointment to the post of Director ...

... husband. Strawoon Lievesley Wilson, Lieutenant, 15th Sherwood Foresters, died 21st July, 1916. of wounds received iu the Battle of the Somme. —lnterred in Ls Neuville Cemetery. 4th BATTALION NOTTINGHAMSHIRE VOLUNTEER REGIMENT. (Affiliated to the sth (Reserve) ...

... went to France about two years ago, both brothers fighting side by side in ft number of engagements. It was in the battle of the Somme where George met his fate, and a large number of the Notts. and Derbys fell before She enemy's fire. Joseph, suffering ...

... warfare. With one exception, this was the first time he had been home since! going out with the forces. He fought in the battle of the Somme. and on July 14th he was recommended for distinguished service and courage. On May 3rd, 1917. when his! company-aer ...

... 1 enlioed in tots, leaving • good situation to do my duty as a man. Now discharged, disabled, 4thot through hand at battle of the Somme. Pension Iss. a week. The War Pensions Committee could not find work I could In. My brother, who was working in Yorkshire ...

... Children PEARSON. — In loving memory of Lance- Corporal Peter Pearson (son of the above), who was killed in action in the battle of the Somme, Sept. 26th, 1916. A loving son and brother kind, He was to us in heart and mind; He always strove to do his hest ...

... was a viva voce examination. The children who succeeded received the La Promotion de Victoire in honour of the Battle of the Somme. On October 25th, the inspector notes that there has been another fine bombardment—worse than any we have had for ...

... the wedding which took place in St. Stephen's Church, 1 Hyson Green, on Saturday of a Nottingham soldier, who in the Battle of the Somme last vear lost the sight of both eyes. He was Private W. G. Parker, of the 2nd Northants, and his father lives in N ...