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... utmost during the week, and the whole the 24 beds arc now occupied with men some of whom have been wounded in the recent battle on the Somme. Since the commencement of the war 182 wounded soldiers have been treated at the Home, all of whom have been discharged ...
... pleasure of seeing him home on ten days' leave. On going back again he re-joined the Regiment, and waas wounded in the hig battle on the Somme. He was buried by a shell and had to be dug out by his comrades. He owes his life to his steel helmet, which, when he ...
... BAOQIPI REMNANTS FOUND At LA BOISHIiLE. An internetipg local relic from the Battle of tho Somme baa been forwarded New cattle. Oo July 7th a captain Mae Boyal FieM Artillery peattnc oner what bad been the point of the enetny’e aalient at La Bolaelle. ...
... has • received a similar distinction. Mr. James Frame Flint—the son of The Man You Know —won his distinction in the battle of the Somme while fighting with the Glasgow Highlanders. Like his father (who has several times been to France to entertain the ...
... Zeppelin Activity. The most important, as also the moat lath,- hictory, fact about the great Battle of the Somme is that it has been no affair of ape and downs. It has been all ups for the Allies, and all downs for the enemy. Thera have been staff ...
... tlnxnv'h the battle of Loos 25th September without scratch. Previous to enlisting was employed at the Fife Linoleum Works. Private Geo. Bain, Gordon Highlanders, son-inlav has also been wounded in the back and leg in the battle of the Somme on Ist July ...
... 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 ...
... heartbeats of menaced kingdoms; full of those incidents which, to use the phrase of the witty Irish officer whose of the battle of the Somme appeared in the Press a few days ago, you can't get on paper. Two years 31 cataclysmic history which no flying historian ...
... Bird, who have just returned from visiting Thospitals in France, and who have seen war heroes just returned from the Battle of the Somme using the appliances. This term the membership was so considerable ‘that no less than £3 worth of material has been ...
... effects should be to malio the German positions on the Tjiiopval plateau loss tenablo . What fresh developments the battle of the Somme may still reveal we do . not know , but wo are convinced that the nation reposes complete confidence in the judgment ...
... factories of ThronviUe, the stations of Conflans and Audun le Noman, as well as bivouacs in the region of Etain. THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. In an interesting despatch received last night Mr; H. Warner Allen, writing from the French lines, speaks the AUied ...
... separate incursion through the German front —a form of attack singularly without permanent value and highly dangerous. The battle of the Somme, Lord Derby declared, had emphatically demonstrated that the British medical organization was markedly superior to that ...