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'''[[Workington Star and Harrington Guardian]] / [[4 February]], 1916'''

{{quote-news|text='''THANKS TO BRIDGEFOOT DISTRICT'''

'''Lonsdales Bring In Their First Prisoners'''


Private W. Bacon, [[Lonsdale Battalion|11th Border]], writing on [[14 January|January 14th]], says:-
Private W. Bacon, [[Lonsdale Battalion|11th Border]], writing on [[14 January|January 14th]], says:-


Dear Sir, Kindly allow me through the medium of your paper to thank the people of Bridgefoot who so kindly subscribed to provide the men of that district with cigarettes. I am please to say that I received the parcel all right. I may say that we are all doing well at present. The weather has not been so severe with us, although we still have a great deal of mud to contend with. [[ 11th Battalion Border Regiment Nominal Roll, November 1915 (D Company)|D Company]] of the Lonsdales have brought in the first German prisoners for our Battalion. I must close now with best wishes to all. |source=[[Workington Star and Harrington Guardian]]|date=Published [[4 February]], 1916}}
Dear Sir, Kindly allow me through the medium of your paper to thank the people of Bridgefoot who so kindly subscribed to provide the men of that district with cigarettes. I am please to say that I received the parcel all right. I may say that we are all doing well at present. The weather has not been so severe with us, although we still have a great deal of mud to contend with. [[11th Battalion Border Regiment Nominal Roll, November 1915 (D Company)|D Company]] of the Lonsdales have brought in the first German prisoners for our Battalion. I must close now with best wishes to all.


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Latest revision as of 15:19, 31 December 2022

Workington Star and Harrington Guardian / 4 February, 1916

Private W. Bacon, 11th Border, writing on January 14th, says:-

Dear Sir, Kindly allow me through the medium of your paper to thank the people of Bridgefoot who so kindly subscribed to provide the men of that district with cigarettes. I am please to say that I received the parcel all right. I may say that we are all doing well at present. The weather has not been so severe with us, although we still have a great deal of mud to contend with. D Company of the Lonsdales have brought in the first German prisoners for our Battalion. I must close now with best wishes to all.

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