... Dominion and quarter of the Empire, whether Regulars, Territorials, or men of the New Armies, have borne a share in t.e Battle of the Somme. While some have been more fortunate than others in oppoitunities for distinction, all have done their duty nobly: ...

... M.C., who has been on active service at the Front for some months, and has been attending to the wounded during the battle of the Somme, has been on leave this Christmas, and has paid a visit to his brother, Mr. F. B. Bending. —o— The late Second-Lieut ...

... and it certainly should be read by all who admire the fighting forces of our oversea dominion. From Ypres to The Battle of the Somme is by John Buchan (published by Thomas Nelson and Son),and here we get an account of the first phase of this glorious ...

... thanks to their efforts, the enemy has nowhere been able to achieve a success of any importance by mining. During the Battle • of the Somm e the work of the Tunnelling Companies contributed in no small-degree to the suecessful issue of several operations ...

... fought and died every part of the world, where the supremacy of the Union Jack has been challenged. In the fiercest battles of the Somme, in the dreary trenches of Flanders, in the Balkan wilds, the de-erts Mesopotamia, and the arid wastes of East Africa ...

... llexhill have fought and died every part the world, when* the supremacy the Union Jack ha- l»een challenged. the fiercest battles of the Somme, in the dreary trenches of Flanders, in the Balkan wild-, the de-erts Me-o|Hitamia. and the arid waste- East Africa ...