... been enable attend the Convention during the peat two year*, having been two and half yeare in France, and through the battle of the Somme, wae warmly welcomed by all the members of the Committee. The Treasurer (Mr. Joseph M'Currj) presented the annual accounts ...

... carried out on so wide a front and at such speed- The Crown Prince of Bavaria, taught by the experience gained at the battle of the Somme. is no longer anxious to fight • defensive actioe, and, theretore, by his withdrawal escaped the artillery preparation ...

... expended a tithe the force employed hr Germany in the effott to capture a single fortress. The Battle of Verdun was a uieunry for France: the •• Battle of the Somme. - a struggle almost as extended in point of time and even more remarkable in ita sits&aun'd ...

... 1914, and bad been unable to be with them during the past two years, having been 21 years in brasico and through tho battle of the Somme, was warmly welcomed by all the members of the committee. Apologies were received from Revs. S. Sim? and Win. Fulton ...

... Wellington's Begiment October, 1915, and was canoe June, 1916, on active service in' France, and had served through the battle of the Somme. The following are extracts from letter from his commanding officer written to his mother when be was wounded: I very ...

... when tb© shattering failure cf the last great German attack the West, ‘had only just become apparent. Mince then the battle of the Somme and the French reaction Verdun have completely established the ascendency, both moral and material, of the Allies in ...

... huh Longstone Street, Lisburn, is soother local soldier who was posted as missing following the commencement of the Battle of the Somme. His relatives hoped against hope that they would kern that he was still alive; hut even that blender chance has now ...

... Colonel points out thak the same trials strength preceded the battle of the Somme from 24th Jane to Ift July, 1916, when British troops executed no fewer than seventy raids from to the Somme. The Allies recognise as clearly, says the critic, as do the ...

... charged by Serge uni Mack with deserter frcrni the 18th Battalion R.I.R. It appeared that the defendant, who had been the battle of the Somme on the illustrious Ist July, 1916. had been home furlough, deserted, and had been in ambush in hiu mother’s place when ...

... Braidwater Mill, and before joining the army October, 1914, was employed the Queen’s Island, Belfast. He came through the battle of the Somme on Ist July. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...