... Irish Division added another chapter to the history o: z valour. France can never tur h ;et GthAeunont or Glochy. The battle of the Somme had entered on its third mouth when the Irish Division was into the zone of operations. They came—they saw—and for all ...

... MAMCHISTIL Isgbat / 1 .•••• OTore : 111 w go, ihithor Ira Salogny mg. PIE c•nuu• The kttle of the Somme. Sir Daigle. Haig's great dispatch oaths Somme offensive will be read with pride and gratitude by all loyal subjects of his Majesty die King. It is ...

... Carson addressed the following telegram to Car. Charles Craig, M.P., of the Ulster Division, who, taken prisoner at the battle of the Somme in Jul:. igih, has been transferred from Germany to Holland for internment: On behalf of the Ulster Unionist Pprty ...

... their neighbours are gone long since, gene -with the wateras of the Marne. The indem‘nities they coveted went with the battle of the Somme. Alsaace and Lorraine is going from them fast, since Sir Douglas Huig got at them round Ypree. Their annexations ~are ...

... area. No., Names and Addresses Nature of Injury complained ury have is of corn- ' mi lto .‘ wen On July lit when the battle of the Somme that of censor. His flattering references to Mr Y -Everybody would help the Russian Front-In recent fighting the of ...

... yesterday pointed to the contrast between the growing exhaustion of the enemy and the British abundance of tine new troops. Battle of the Somme.—The infantry fighting has been of minor importance, but the enemy's positions have been heavily bombarded and coun ...

... in thousands and while the British infantry are paying their toll in the battle, it is said the ratio of their casualties has not been so high as in the earlier battles of the Somme. Fresh progress is recorded E. and S. E. of Arras; and on the French front ...