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... WILKINSON—In lovin%nmory of my dear son, 14747 L-nc&CorExnl ohn Wilkinson, 9th Batt. R.LLF, who was killed in action at the battle of the Somme on the Ist July, 1916. Though in the grave he calmly sleeps His spirit shines above ; y Safe and secure our Saviour ...
... dear husband, No. 14515 Private Fredrick anllyy, C. Company, oth Batt. Royal Irish Fusiliers, who was kilred at the battle of the Somme on Ist July, 1916. b, It's sweet to know we'll meet again ‘Where parting is no more, And that the one we dearly loved ...
... our dear son, Private James Jones, 9th Batt. Royal Irish Fusiliers, killed in action on the Ist July, 1916, at the battle of the Somme. ‘No more will the smile of hiscountenance \ brighten The long and dreary days of the friends left behind ; For no one ...
... Audrew and avid Hobbs, all of the 9th Batt. Royal Irish Fusiliers, who were killed in action on Ist July, 1916, at the battle of the Somme. 1 loved them, yea, no tongue could tell How deeply, dearly, and how well. | Christ loved them too, and thought it best ...
... Dillon, R.LF., eldest son of Mr Samue! Dillon, Princes Street, who was seriously wounded on Ist July, 1916, at the battle of fthe Somme, in which his '{oungver brother, Private Victor Diion, R.LF., was killed, is recovering from his wounds in the Miitary ...
... Nevin secured twelve, as against mne votes cast in fav~our of Sergeant Harbet Sewell, RILF., who was wounded. ia the battle of the Somme on Ist July, 1916. An increased war bonus has been agreed upon for ‘women engaged on nren’s work in he sinner works ...
... of m dear husband, Private %V J. Kane, 9(1 Battalion Royal Irish Fusiliers, who was killed on Ist July, 1916, at the battle of the Somme. When the weary ones we love ] Enter on their rest above, Seems the earth so poor and vast, ; All our life-joy overcast ...
... remembrance of our dear son, Private Harry, 9th Battalion 80,.rg:l Irish Fusiliers, who was killed in action at the Battle of the Somme, on July Ist, 1916. Sadly missed but ever remembered by his loving Father, Mother, Brothers and Sisters. 1, Y Wu. J ...
... without rest or sleep for three days. Many of his signallers were gmocked out. These incidents took place after the battle of the Somme. Second Liastenant Rogers is the second son of Mr John Rogers, station master, Lurgan. Previous to regiving a commission ...
... recovered. and is now serving with the Egypiian Forces. Private James Lunn, RJ.F., was wounded in the ankle at the ‘battle of the Somme on Ist July, 1916, and is now convalescent at Tipperary. The only one who has escaped up to the present is Private Henry ...
... But we expect that the second and week-end bill will attract record attendances, as it includes the famous film “The Battle of the Somme.” The variety will be contnibuted by a cdlever comedy combination, ‘“The Etailes.” The good seervice pension rendered ...
... never scen a small one. | lam not seeking to dispraise our own men by comparison; far from it. In the pictures of the Battle of the Somme (which have been missed by the people who are too good or too superior to go to the kinema) nothing is more striking ...