Hugh S. Calverley - A Man at War...
The Listening Post
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IntroductionAngels and menThank you for the "Baby"...RMS FranconiaDear Dad...Military Biplane (detail)Mobilization by seaValcartier Camp, QuebecAn Army AlphabetA is our Army... (detail)In camp with the Canadian ContingentEmpress of IndiaThe EuphemistDear Dick...Order of Divine ServiceDeer Peebles...Troops at seaOn board the TunisianSoldierly SpiritThe Spirit Continues"Volunteers Eager to Start for War"MobilizationFellow Soldiers...For EnglandThe Listening Post"Canadian Troops Arrive"We are waiting...Letters to the FamilyHappy BirthdayA Game of PatienceMy own dearest child...A Visit to London2nd Lieutenant, 12th EssexLetters HomeDear Mrs. Calverley...Manchester House, MaltaPrincess MaryI'm mighty lucky......Yours Mabel GrantOn the Salisbury PlainLeveson CalverleyDear Gran...SealeChurches of England50 St. George's SquareAventures outside of WarManeuversThe Promised LandsA Visit to FamilyMy dearest Tibby...Harwich FortressDear Mr. Calverley...Two GeneralsHugh is gazettedHappy New YearBack in LondonI am waiting...Trinity CollegeA Day in the life of...My Dear Calverley...Strictly PrivateSignal TrainingOn His Majesty's ServiceFrom Training to On DutyWestminster AbbeyArt from HistoryWar CommunicationsThe war pictorialImages of the Ancient and Modern WorldFrom Devonshire to Essex...Sincerely Ethel MilneMeasles12th Essex, ColchesterRecounting a visit homeYours failfully B.Love from the FamilyWriting HomeReed Hall, EssexReed Hall, Essex (cont'd)Twenty-OneTelegramOn-board the RMS FranconiaAt SeaWe are in the rest gulley...Free TimeCoastline SceneryFight for the Dardanelles5th EssexCommunionDear Mum...Soldiers and the BattlefieldEvacuation of GallipoliLeaflet – The Listening Post
October 20, 1915
Letter – I wonder (U of T) – December 15, 1914
Trinity College
Dear Mrs. Calverley,
I wonder what paper hugh has been reading. In the Review in October his name had a place, and deservedly so. In the December number, which ought to be out this week, it will, I understand, appear again.
I am glad to hear about the commission that will be splendid for him and I am sure that he will acquit himself well.
For the renewal of your kind invitation I thank you. I shall go out some day before vac. Is over, though just what one, I cannot tell as yet. From Friday or Saturday I shall be in Kingston staying on till Christmas. Later on I shall write again, if I may.
With all good wishes for ChristmasI am yours sincerely, A. H. Young
Card – Trinity Crest
