... already the wonderful successes of the Russian offensive, the reverse to the Austrians in the Trentino, and in the battle of the Somme. To use Mr. Lloyd George’s expression, the whole complexion of the landscape of the war has thereby been changed. The ...

... in a mood to listen to their praise. The nmulier cf our dead and wounded is too many. But the day will come when the Battle of the Somme will record the most cherished and ',loudest, page of our history. The men and who will live in the coming yea's will ...

... time and place, added the fact that on the same Twelfth the majority of our citizens were thinking more of the Battle of the Somme than the Battle of the Boyne—and no admirer of the heroism of the latter would find fault. For had we not only just got the ...

... both flanks the Ulstermen were at the mercy of tne enemy, and had to retire to the third line of trenches. When the battle of the Somme takes its place in the story of this great war the deeds which the Ulster Division accomplished on Saturday last will ...

... on both flanks the Ulsteripen were at * the mercy of the enemy, and had retire the third line of trenches. When the battle of the Somme takes its place the story this great war the deeds which the Division accomplished on Saturday last will adorn the pages ...

... advance on the nocthern hank of She Somme when the time to erniadise the southern and northern trona.. There are vitrimts points nf interest which affect the who!. future of the operations about the joint adi-ance on the Somme. Ah the whole eani't of the Allies ...

... the change which had thereby been brought about in the relative positions of the opposing forces. When the battle ol the Somme began the battle line ran roughly north and south. As the result of the first ten days’ fighting the British gained possession ...

... Anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne and are satisfied. Be sure you read Lady Carson's own story of her visits to the Wounded Heroes of the Ulster Division, who played so magnificent a part with other Irish Regiments in the Battle of the Somme. It appears ...

... Church are (lying at half-mast tribute of rcsjM-ct to the memory of tho heroes of the Ulster Division who fell in the battle of the Somme. addition the names already published tile follow ing casualties have been nothin.i;— Best. Private Thos,, Montague ...

... eentiiee on the Somme are evideetly to do tile greater part of the work artillery. ON TIE 80 7 TIONT. Wove AfWViatql• W Special.) AMSTERDAM. /today. coredin; to an elicial telegram from He the kawor is at prevent in the battle on the Somme. where be has ...

... Ist, 1916, at Battle the Somme. Sergeant James Moore M’Cleery, Royal Irish Rifles (First .-unty Down Volunteers), aged 21 years, Rev. John K. M*Cleery, Killyleagh. VAXCE—Killed in action, on Ist July, 1916, at t!;.. Battle of the Somme, Lieutenant K. ...

... KILLED IN ACTION. DUXLOP—In bis 20th year, on July Ist, at the Battle of the Somme, Quintin, only son of George and Mary Dunlop, Inglewood, Lisburn. ...