... unable to att tend the Convention during the past two Fears, having been two and a half years in rance, and through the battle of the Somme, was warmly welcomed by all the members of the Committee. The Treasurer (Mr. Joseph K'Curry) presented the annual accounts ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... strongly-fortified positions. These successes are a fitting sequel to the fine achievements my Army last year in the battle of the Somme, and reflect great credit on those responsible for drawing up the plans of this campaign. GEORGE R.L General Headquarters ...

... Full returns wore not yet to hand, but far as could be discovered six of the members of tho congregation fell in the battle of the Somme, and the sympathy the entire people went out to those who had been so sorely tried. During the year there were 19 deaths ...

... Ili, hill as paid: bat there not math to he raid for 16. intelligence of thnw• who nit to close with it.. offer. The battle ot the Somme has isdeed. proved the oecond turning-notht in the .war. which hum we. firstly, the eativersioa .f theliernian etrategic ...

... log while attthdreititna in ouch condition without the ring of one day beteg outflanked. The battle from Arr.' to the i. therefore a of the Battle of the Somme. which led the enemy to the emearity of retiring. If the Germans here decided to do so it is ...

... day that we thought tho capture of few hundred yards trenches a matter for rejoicing. t-. With the Ooraing of Inc battle ! of the Somme the British public learned to expect tho daily gain French village as regularly morning milk. Now such successes can ...

... £illant commanding officer the person of ieut.-Colonel R. C. Pierce, who fell at the head of his men at the opening the battle of the Somme. Captain Morris, who was invalided homo from the Western front in August, 1910, undergoing an operation shortly afterwards ...

... nreasurc ■I ■ ' ully-jtrejatred and etrongly-forti, Tbeec auceeaaea are a fitting lil ® lle 'tchiovement* of my army , , * battle of the Somme, and . ' those reaimnaible for draw■ 1 jij.uu> campaign. “ Gbobge, R I.” brueral Uoadqiurtens, France, _ . “March 2 ...

... comrades. The late Private M’Fodzean was one of the four Ulster Division men who won tho Victoria Cross the opening of the Battle of tho Somme. THE ROYAL RED CROSS DECORATION. Miss Mary Kcli, second daughter of Mr. James KeU, Downshire Hoad, Cregagh, has been ...