... dealing with the operations of the British tomes on the Western front since successful termination of the great defensive battles on the Somme and the Lys rivers down to the signing of the armistice on November 11. Sir Douglas, referring to the cessation of ...

... another desperate struggle. During the battle they were reinforced! by • sixth division. their ranks were' filled with boys of under uo. who had sent out from to fill the gaps caused by the great battles op the Somme and in 'lender., and how nobly thev acquitted ...

... Allied , offensive of last year. It covers the operations from the checking of the German armies in the successful battles . of the Somme and the Lys in April jast down to the signing' of the armistice in November. Of great interest the light thrown on ...

... Regiment when 21 y with over the ussian Tribunal, probably be for 28 for som: beer he could wounded at led at the battle of the Somme Parle, Friday. bees not been instru Further e widence showed ‘hat to make application and office: weadets Chalons sur ...

... son of Ooun- the ‘name el Wi Manchester, advanced to the rank of ojlam, who is only 25 years receiv chests: at at the battle of the Somme weadets Witte, He is old Manchester ...

... outside antagonisms organised against their Empire, within and without. Germany and Austria knew they w«e beaten from tbs battle of the Somme, in wkkh the Ulster Division had had each glorious part. Orangeisn was tha bedrock of Unionism in this land, and should ...

... lantern*, streamers, etc., the whole building lending itself well for decoration. Round the walls the Battalion* battle honours, Vpres Somme, Am*, and Paacbendaele with iteh. and Avhiet brand and Cambrai with the and over each of them the Divisional sign* ...

... in April, 1915. He wan drafted to the Dardanelles and afterwards to Egypt, and later to Prance. He took wet in the battle of the Somme and was also at Camhini. He was at Burks Bay when Lord Kitchener paid a visit there. Sec.-Diem. fisionard Stevens (Y ...

... determination. They are not forgotten. The battles of the Somme, Ypres, Cambrai, and Givenchy-Festubert took heavy toll of the division, and the long wearisome trench warfare was not less costly. But every battle, and all the days of trench fighting, showed ...

... of their son, heals the fallowing inscription :— In loving memory of Nauman Reginald Allnatt, who was killed in the battle on the Somme. I:ith September, 1916. It shows the young 8. George, the patron saint of England, standing Inaininili armour, his ...

... bet duriaglaat evening it was very trident. and the rater den Linden became something like the theatre of another battle of the Somme. Artillery bad been used vigour by the Guards. and feebly answer by the Spar4cus nischineitnns. Startscus has been losing ...

... Regiment, has been received by his mother, now Mrs. Pantlin, of 2, Tower Street. Coventry, who lost another son during the Battle of the Somme, Private Edward Roddy, was 18 years of age and joined up on Sept. 15, 1917. He bad been reported as mining since May ...