... hie baptism ender fire: He was shot throw& at Lou. and invalided home. - - ke had recovered. and wee lighting in the Battle of the Somme. In the act of throwing • bomb it exploded in hie hand. Ms eight omplately destroyed, hands shattered. Parker returned ...

... fighting has not yet finished,” The artillery action continues.” “The great, battle on the Somme continues,” The battle is taking its course.” , . . That the battle of the Somme is taking its course is, no doubt, in a certain sense more ...

... GALLANTRY [Press Association Special Correspondent. British Headquarters in Field, Prance, July 8. When the history of the battle of the Somme comes be written in its true perspective it will found that one of the most brilliant facta, in this whole illustrious ...

... THE SOMME OFFENSIVE. Visible and Invisible Results Favour Us. The Daily Telegraph,” discussing the advance the Somme, says:—ln less than three days the smouldering battle of the Somme has flamed again into a struggle the most intense violence, the results ...

... never break through. do this would have to attack for another thirty years, provided then that had sufficient men. The battle of the Somme costing our enemies many hundred thousands of men, and therefore more than it costing us.*’ Asked whether the French ...

... telegraphed to the King expressing his congratulations on the magnificent achievements of the British troops in the battle of the Somme. Owing to illness. Lord French was unable inspect the Volunteers Kent district yesterday morning. Major-General Sir ...

... between UP and a German victory; it is their courage which will break the enemy's onslaught in what may be Ole second battle of the Somme. _ ...

... Robert etagerof the onrorea in f. - • et the Ulster Spinning . . . . : .m.ep who ormer •••• • ff haa troweled in the battle of the Somme ; and. is new in hospital at Oxford. Rittman George A. Hawthorne. South Belfast Volonteencleairben returned as Hie leather ...

... the edv:lncitig troops. I think It le moderate retired* to date that elece the of Julr the Germans hays loot in the battle of fhe Somme in killed. wounded, sod missing 330.00/11 men. ...

... securad twelve, as | azainst nine votes cast in favour of Sergeant Herbort Sewell, R.LF., who was wounded in‘ | the Battle of the Somme on Ist July, 1516. Scrgeant Sewell’s supoorters included Vieutaaant-Colonel Rlacker, D 5.0., and Major D. G, Sbillington ...

... break through. To this he would have to attack for another thirty years, provided then that he had sufficient men. The battle of the Somme is. costing our enemies many hundred thousands of men. and therefore more’than it is costing us.” Asked whether the ...

... Geripan communique 9th October defies -almost any denial, so imaginative is it. General Von Ludendorff asserts that the battle of the Somme is redoubling in intensity front of nearly sixteen miles, and that General Von Buelow’s troops have not lost inch of ...