... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... prior to tho infantry attack. Sir Edward Carson was aho afforded an opportunity motoring through the country where tho battle of tho Somme was fought last year, and studied with deep interest tho ground over which the Ulster Division made their historic attack ...

... Private Robert Beckett, Seaforth Highlanders. eon of Mr. John Beckett, BaMemory) (who tout part in the battle of the Somme, and was shell-shocked at the battle of Arras); Sergeant James Wilson, Royal Irish Rifles, of Meeting-house Street; Rifleman George Wales ...

... 0. Costello, manager of the Hibernian Bank. Tullamore, whose Kal- Dnt son. Lieut. T. D. Costello, was killed at the battle of the Somme, on Ist July, 1016. Colonel Costello won his V.C. some years ago in the Malakand Pass in the North-West Provinces. At ...