... going to Planes following July. Royal Irish Rifles, grandson of Mr. Hugh 6 Ann guest. Esiniskißsn. Wounded in the Battle of the Somme on July. 1918. • foslasir — id Fsdattlse. • It is annowtood that the with the Oompubory Illlage Repletion ow be • la• ...

... world struggle now going on, paying particularattention to the historic fight pu tuplbyßritish and Irish troopsat the battle of the Somme, and to the part played therein by the men from Ulster. His Lordship made an eloquent appeal on behalf of the Fermanagh ...

... commanding officer in the person of Lieut.- Colonel R. C. Pierce, who fell at the head•of his men at the opening of the battle of the Somme. Captain Morns, who was inwadded home from the Western front in August, 1918, undergoing an operation shortly afterwards ...

... of battle so that each of us in our safe, secure hbire may do our duty, says the Star. There is a letter in the Time* which will help us all to live and work. It was written by a young officer to his parents on June 30, on the eve of the Battle of ...

... Saturday lest on short leave from Holywood Military Convalesoent HospitaL He was severely wounded in the great push at the battle of the Somme let July litst. On his return to duty he will join the 12th Battalion at Pinner Camp. ——o— Sergeant Hamilton - Harvey ...

... Irish Division added another chapter to the history of Irish valour. France can never forget Guillem)rt or Gin The Battle of the Somme had entered on its third month when the Irish Division Wag moved into the zone of operations. 1 1 They came—they eaw—snd ...

... achievement in two months which have elapsed since the great push was set in motion. In the very first fortnight of the battle of the Somme the whole of the German first line, honeycombed with defensive works, which had been elaborated with almost devilish ...

... Soldiers Fund. The utmost enthusiasm was manifesto& The receipts will make this fund alone Over £300,000. 1 this The battle of the Somme (says the Times) hes not slackened, but it, character has undergone • temporary modification. Just now the conflicts ...

... Irish soldier. As Sir Edward Canto:. eloquently expressed it at • recent meeting in London, I The men of Ulster at the battle of the Somme I, on lit July last year brought undying glot7 lon themselves, the Army, the Empire. sad !Ulster. I may add that who ...

... frontier between Germany and Bwitaerlant has been completely closed for week. I What fresh developments, The Timm, the battle of the Somme may still reveal we do not know, but we are convinced that the nation reposes complete confidence in the judgment and ...

... elevat'on will be for ever AeLeeisued the glorious, though effort of the Ulster Division at the opemng of :he first battle of the Somme on July lab, 1916, and there anis intermit d speculation on Sunday night as to v.ether tl e divisien or any of its ...

... British army has yet to enter the field and deal strokes more terrible even than those of the immense and terrible battle on the Somme. sew events daring the course of this vsr have stirred such bitter indignation as the cold-blooded shooting of the ...