... his soldierly quell t end courage. We shall all miss him as an old fried and I never forget him for he me (during the battle of the Somme) rescued me from • dug-out which had been blown in by a shell. He gave up hie life for country's sake, and will receive ...

... During Ilse first fortnight of the battle 4 tfie Somme thierinetiFertlun was still beavily engaged with the enemy on its own front, while their 6th and 10th armies were advancing in bounds on bpth banks of, the Somme. This was .the great revelation of ...

... going to Planes following July. Royal Irish Rifles, grandson of Mr. Hugh 6 Ann guest. Esiniskißsn. Wounded in the Battle of the Somme on July. 1918. • foslasir — id Fsdattlse. • It is annowtood that the with the Oompubory Illlage Repletion ow be • la• ...

... commanding officer in the person of Lieut.- Colonel R. C. Pierce, who fell at the head•of his men at the opening of the battle of the Somme. Captain Morns, who was inwadded home from the Western front in August, 1918, undergoing an operation shortly afterwards ...

... Irish soldier. As Sir Edward Canto:. eloquently expressed it at • recent meeting in London, I The men of Ulster at the battle of the Somme I, on lit July last year brought undying glot7 lon themselves, the Army, the Empire. sad !Ulster. I may add that who ...