... Nevin secured twelve, as against mne votes cast in fav~our of Sergeant Harbet Sewell, RILF., who was wounded. ia the battle of the Somme on Ist July, 1916. An increased war bonus has been agreed upon for ‘women engaged on nren’s work in he sinner works ...

... he said, had made an excellent soldier, and by his own efforts had risen to the rank of sergeant. He fought in the Battle of the Somme on the Ist July, 1916, when be was so seriously wounded that for months afterwards his life was hanging in the balance ...

... LIEUT. W. E. M'CARTER, Inniekilling Fus., reported wounded second time, having previously been seriously wounded in the battle of the Somme, .1910. is son of Mr. R. M'CArttr, Bally %wink DM/ EDITORIAL TELEPHONE, Ne._l9l. ; 4 1 ...

... 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 ...

... incessant fighting than the relation of local successes may seem to imply. has clear and definite objects, but. m the battle of the Somme, must wait for the completion of the operations in order to realise fully all that our men are aiming at. Meanwhile ...

... two years’ active service on the western front and had been twice wounded—once at Aix la Chapelle and afi:‘i)n at the battle of the Somme. Pte. Rowe was a son of the late Nicholas Rowe, Clongcg, who had seen much servic:s}}load with the Royal Artillery. ...

... of the German pnritinne in the Ypres He was also afforded an opportunity of motoring through the country where the, battle of the Somme was fought last year., and he studied with deep interest the sown& over which the Ulster Di Vi.;041 made their' h:atoric ...

... from the Training Corps at Queen’s University. Sergeant Samuel Shields m brother of the deceased was killed at the battle of the Somme in July last year. SEC.-LIEUTENANT GARRETT P.. JENKJNB, Royal Field Artillery, killed in action, was the younger con ...

... when our men have reached the first enemy trenches. Instead of a constant steady push from day to day which marked the battle on the Somme, this year’s method, General Smuts jw in ted out a few days ago, consists of gradual and limited advances in zones rendered ...

... the Inniskillings in 1914. and has held his present, rank since 1 9th kfarch, 1916. Major. Muriel took part in the Battle of the Somme. and its other engagements, and has been mentioned in despatches. Ho is eon of Mrs. K. 0. Muriel, Roden& Had, Hove, ...

... sector prior to the infsntrv attack. He was further afforded opportunity of motoring through the country where the battle of the Somme was fought last rear and studied with deep interest the ground over which the Ulster Division made their historic attack ...

... for six months to see how he would conduct himself, In replg'eto the Chairman, the defendant said lost his leg at the battle of the Somme. In dismissing the case, the Chairman warned the defendant not to be using bad language. Gorey Petty Sessions. Kilgorman ...