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... the London Scottish Regiment, a barrister-at-law, and a former. student at St. Paul's School, gave his life at the battle of the Somme in the Great War. . .. . • ~- - .. • THE. , 7 '1 SIGN OF / / ,-,-, isiai rs SIGN OF ECONOMY --L-----:----7-- --,-.. ...
... kola is all the more isiignant, when it is recalled that he io4 his other eon, Second-lieutenant Percy Bunter in the Battle of the Somme: be also +.aker from a promissing career at Bar. The funeral takes place to-day (Fri-4a) at Kemal Green Cemetery, after ...
... Irish Fusiliers, at the outbreak ul war in 1914, and attained the rank of Corporal. He was severely wounded at the Battle of the Somme in 1916,1 whit& his early demise is due. He leaves a widow and six young children, for whom much sympathy is felt. ...
... however. i.v am name other than Mrs. Sydney! evening next for those who 'fell on July Webb.. It 1.4' ' 1916 at the Battle of- the Somme. ...
... are requested by the British Legion to parade in Carleton St. at 6.15 p.m. on SUNDAY, June 30th, in order to attend BATTLE OF THE SOMME ANNIVERSARY SERVICE In ST. MARK'S CHURCH. 31 EDAM anti DECORATIONS 0) be Brass Band will head the Parade. MOYALLON ANNUAL ...
... Somme Anniversary. fM/M=10..• Impressive Service in St. Mark'si. There was a splendid turn out of ea- Servicemen on Sunday evening to St.. Mark's Church, when the sinniooreary service in memory of the men who znade the supreme sacrifice at the Battle ...
... Seagoe service. GILFORD VICAR AND WAR. ELIMINATED IN THE FUTURE. Suitabl e reference was made to the anniversary of the Battle of the Somme in St. Paul's Church, Gilford, on Sunday morning. The Vicar, Rev. Dr. Orr, said they were liable to forget the heroism ...
... lontgomery, served in the Great War with the 9th Royal Irish Fusiliers (Co. Armagh Volunteers) , and was killed ab the Battle of the Somme, where so many gallant Portaclown lads laid down; theirs lives for King and country. Another son. Mr. Charles Montgomery ...
... of captain when demobilised, after three months with the Army of Occupation in Germany. His M.C. he won in the last battle of the Somme in March, Ink at Peranne, and wee then attached to the Bth East Surreys. A Lancashire man—he was born at Prestoshe joined ...
... collision. The plaintiff then entered the witnesa box. He said was a draper in Portadown. He lost hie lelt leg at tba Battle of the Somme. When asked the driver of defendant's lorry what kind -driving was putting replied that slowed up to let him pass the ...
... would live in the memory of every man and woman in Ulster as the day when the Ulster Division led the attack on the Battle of the Somme. They broke through three line* German trendies, captured the Schwaben Redoubt, and went on to the very furthermost ...
... route. In many ways the new path w n conxcnienco. especially on ceremoniii occasions, such as the anniversary of the Battle of the Somme and Armistice Day. A flower bed has had sacrificed in cutting tbe path also part of the lawn, but the public app-e--ciatc ...