... “PITIFUL ORJECT” Wounded at the Somme, in Receipt of 9s. per Week. A corres;aorxlqnt signing himself “A pitiful object,” writes to say that he enlisted in 1916, and was disabled at the battle of ‘he Somme, and_ received a pension at 30 sor cent., but ...

... father of the joint-owner of the Cinema Hall, no pictures were exit!. biter, on Sunday evening. A real thriller, The Battle of the Somme, was , shown on Wednesday evening. Mr Alexander Young has disposed of his farm at Ballylina through Mr Mc- Outcheon ...

... father of the joint-owner of the Cinema Hall. no pictures were exhibiteo on Sunday evening. A real thril. ler, The Battle of the Somme. shown on Wednesday evening. Mr Alexander Young has disposed ..f his farm at Ballylina through Mr Mr- Cinchona auctioneer ...

... most urgently needed, and not obtainab), elsewhere. He might have quoted from the Finglig Press the admission that the Battle of the Somme could not have L:en fought had it not been fop the plentiful supplies of war requisites which Frane so promptly received ...

... charges. MEMORIAL TO IRISII WHO FELL. IN FRANCE. The monument erected in GuilLemont to the .h soldiers who fell in Battle ot the Somme, in 1916, ico unveiled by Marshal Jottre on Sundst i and was blessed, by the Bishop Amiens in the presence of n bin: ...

... ON SOK= BATTLITISLD, The monument erected la memory of the Irish oaken and men who tell in the battle of the Somme in 1916 was inaugurated at of the Somme in 1916 has been unvailled at Clni&moot. Marshal Jars presided, and be was ac. by several high BMWs ...

... dear, was a member of an old Lancashire Deceased's name will always be asst. elated with Soave Chapelle. Loos. and the Battle of the Somme. With the Fourth TO-DAY BY H. CA A eery leptimate foie lie Minato,/ of the foleo. end of the bunions of indifference ...

... through the war with :he Derry regiment. the 10th Batt. Royal Inniskilling •Fusiliars. and was severely wounded at the battle df the Somme, in• July, 1916, and. as is result, his left arm • was amputated. On the night of the 29th June last, about eleven o'clock ...

... years old. During the war he served as a captain in the West Yorkshire Infantry, was dangerously wounded in the first battle of the Somme, and afterwards went into the air service. He was attached first to Lord Weir's air force staff, and then to the British ...

... Royal Dublin Fusiliers, second dearly beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Feeley, Dublin (formerly of Wicklow), lkifled at tke battle of the Somme), ath September, 1918, aged 19 years. The memory is written in letters of love in the hearts he left at, home. (pB3l-9) ...

... Terrace , , killed in action, County Council , w hi c h meets onl y quer- Mr. Cooke, our local chemist, has gone at the battle of the Somme, ly 8.9, terly. has enough on hand, and will not on a well-earned holiday. Mr Colter 1914. ^ y be able to deal with ...

... ex-Servicemen have pieced wreathe at the Qu'en Victoria tattle, Belfast, in commemoration of those who ere killed in the battle of the Somme• The BiU to se/lotion marriage with the nidow of a deoemed brother has passed the second .vading tu'the 11 of Lords ...