... one of tile Contemptible Little Artily which went to France at the outbreak of hostilities. He was wounded at the battle of the Somme on let Jule. 1919. and was invalided to England. On his recovers lie footed the Egyptian Espelitinnary orce. where he ...

... HATES—in loving memory of my dear busload, Pries John Hayes (14103) Royal Irish Feathers, who feU in adios at the battle of the Somme on Ist July, 1916. What is boon without a Whet ? We ohm mime hie loving taw, The tint we fly to in !arrow, Nose sea ...

... English front or that of Salonika. when the enemy is sustaining the hitter .111. sequences of the wastage of his fortes. battle of the Somme continues untiringly. and the limited objective of the attack is fully attained, and even exceeded by the on. conquerable ...

... a distance of some seven miles. The reason for what may be called the lack incident is simple. The battle of the Somme north of the river has undergone a change in the character of the fighting. It has become more concentrated. Several correspondents ...

... this vast and concentrated effort produced its first real fruits of success in the battle of the Somme. feature of Mr. Dewar's article is its vindication of the Somme operations, which will always have both glorious and tragic arsociatipns for Ulster ...

... affectionate remembrance of my deer husband, Private William Beery Beet. who fell in notion on July 1, 1916, M the battle of the Somme. He sleeps beside hie comrades Ina hallowed grave unknown. But his memory Is written in letters of love In the heart ...

... and it waa during hia tenure of office and under bis direction that the suffered tremendous senes defeats «n the long battle of th*> Somme, which did in fact power and make possible the ultimate victory the Aline Sir William Robertson does not receive the ...

... correspondent of the West* tainfiter Gaaette” writes: —The capture Pozieres one of the most significant events in the battle of the Somme, and may prove decisive. Both Pozieres and Longueval command main roads converging upon the Foureaux Wood, crossroad ...

... THE WESTERN FRONT. It was in February that the result of the Battle of the Somme became manifest. Begun in the previous summer and continued until well into the autumn, with the .pture of many strong positions which the enemy had hold for two years, it ...

... words contained in the report was carried by 1,486,000 against 723,000. THE KING SEES THE SOMME PICTUHES. 'The official War Office film, the battle of the Somme, as presented, at the Scala Theatre, London, and throughout tho country, including the film ...

... • Silence. [Press Association War Special.) Paris, Monday, The Journal ” publishes to-day an article entitled “ Tho Battle of the Somme,” by Colonel Feyler, emphasising tho importance of the British achievements. According to the writer the operations ...

... is survived his widow, son, and two daughters, his eldest son, Sergeant Beverland, being killed two years ago in the battle of the Somme. COTTON OPERATIVES' OUT-OF-WORK PAY. The Cotton Control Board meeting Manchester yesterday decided th#t after July ...