... in the Battle of the Somme sae foroyd them only by actual defeat on the ground. This is a strategical retreat, revealing a new phase of weakeeos in their defensive coaditions. It has not cone to our generals eis a surprise. After the Battle of Boom Ravine ...

... Mr. Parry, who was respectively. AND NOTICE is further • given that a copy of the Accounts duly badly wounded at the Battle of the Somme made up and balanced, together with the during the late war, has been in this Account Books, Contracts and Receipts ...

... nothing either in the way of strength of body, width of mind, or power of character? and yet at this present time the Battle of the Somme is reminding us what splendid material these boys would be if they received for a short time an adequate training. If ...

... and saw service until Arm- entslY of good ketice signed. Mr Lewis took part in an eluzeleult' tenth end ea era , the battle of the Somme, and returned to 37/8 per wi t h P ri c e home without a scratch. He returned to of £ l 7 1 7 5 61. Good %ism)* of cows ...

... Race was the subject of the discussico wards. Mrs. Pritchard. Mrs. T. Jones, . VE T/ DING. -The vwelding was ed at the Battle of the Somme in 1917. R. Hughes, M.A. (Vicar of Abergele and at the Dagen W.E.A. 'Class on Tuesday , an d A. Williams. Strand Villa ...

... swim, and these two time through which we were passing. A Asaph, where for six months he „bore , the field during the Battles of the Somme, , accomplishments played a very important discussion ensued, in which Messrs. B. with great patience the' pains of ...