... THE FRENCH ADVANCE. BATTLE OF THE SOMME. Describing the fighting eolith of the Somme, Mr. H. Warner .tllen, the special corre,pondant of the British Press with the French Armies, says that the enemy feu de barrage was powerless to stop the feeder!) ad% ...

... Lord Mayor, seconded by Aid :Tioran, exproesing high admiration of the services rendered by the Ulster Division in the battle of the Somme, and sympathy with the relatimrs of those who hist fallen. _ _ IFh;i i oitadown Town Cotwil Domed a rerolution of regret ...

... etnngtli end it* Titelity allie*. Germany it the head. ,r & tria, Baigeria, and Ttokey limbi, ia to WITH THE FRENCH At the Battle of the Somme ...

... windows, THE ALLIES' BIG BAG.' FIRST PHASE OF SOMME FIGHT. An authoritative account of the tint phases of elm battle of the Somme, from July 1 to 10, sums up the results of the brat phase of the battle on the French side, sass the Paris cirrespondent ...

... Mr. justice Gordon, and passed resolutions expressing admiration of the heroism of the county Down regiments in the battle of the Somme, sympathised with the sick and wounded and with the relatives of those who had given their lives. They also congratulated ...

... also expressed their admiration of the heroism of the Down regiments which formed part of the Ulster Division in the battle of the Somme, and of the heroism: of Down men serving in other units. They ezpressed sympathy with the sick and wounded and with ...

... of the British Press with the French armies: Paris, Thursday. An authoritative account of the brat plisses of the battle of the Somme, from Jul'lst to July 10th, will be puldasbed in the French papers te-morrow. The greater part of its details were fully ...

... held a speed meeting to-day, and passed a placing recoid the splendid services rendered the Ulster Division at the Battls of the Somme, and expressing sincere *y». thy with the relatives of the men wfcs had lost their lives. The Lord Mayor (Sir Crawford ...