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... charge that brought the Ulster Division right through four successive lines of German trenches and into the fifth at the battle of the Somme. (nixed patriotism, when the Empire was in peril, prompted the young men of this district to forego their customary ...
... to At THE ULSTER DIVISION AT THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME. (To the tune of Lillibnlero (The Protestant Boys). ° In song or story Of war and: glory, Of battles fougat and victory won, Let Ulstermen never Forget the Somme River, Hand it's memory on from sire ...
... attacks from which the Germans have suffered. including the nervousness caused by General Brussiloffs offensive and the battle on the Somme. Ds. cussing linfid he writes:-- She is tins for prestige, not for her overwhe lming posiipniu a naval Power, for ...
... commission in the Regular Army. He was under fire on his eighteenth birthday, and came safely through the opening of the Battle of the Somme. He has held the rank of acting captain for some months. Captain It, R. Maxwell Percival, Royal Field Artillery, elder ...
... Palace wilt be the venue for those who wish end • pleasant evening. We understandthat Use famoue. film dePieting The Battle mth e Somme has been boozed for tat February, to mention only one out of a plethora of good thin that the future has in store ...
... 2n4. aL4 3vl, The Battle of the Somme. Featuring the well-imam Engagements, Franco-British in Rig July Push.. Irish at the Front. Capture of Etoilo Wood ea the Somme. Royal Field Artillery iu Action . French Advance on the Somme. Aad &ar Progniemue ...
... young and old sake. Then for Thursday. Friday, and Saturday the management have secured some splendid films of the Battle of the Somme. featuring some of the most vital m ew, in the Big Push. In order to attl ic eofi:es t* tion during the week-end, those ...
... 20, Church Street, Bangor, has been pro. voted to the rank of company sergeant major for gallantry in action at the Battle of the Somme on gallantry July. This ia another link In the long chain of evidence that Bangor men are playng a great and. noble ...
... since the battle of Mons. Lire the lasimstned the late itergeant E dott reserve map, serW.ng in !ranee since the outbreak of war. He was recommended on the field for special patrol work, and also awarded the Croix 40 Guerra for _gad lap at the battle of the ...
... sonslities, and if calling to account either verely wounded at th e Battle of the Somme TECHNICAL INSTRUCTION for IRELAND. • public than or public men the criticism and again at a later battle-all the way moot be clean-fight hard but fight clean. :s the Gold ...
... who came over with the Canadian Expeditionary Force, was severely wounded on the flth of August, 1910. during Abe battle of the Somme. and had since been in hospital. His yonneest brother. Captain J. Steele•Nicholton. Royal Tr t ith Irffes, watt wound ...
... the war broke out he came all the early in the war and was severely wounded way from New York to do his bit. at the battle of the Somme r LOCAL OASUALTIIIII hlrs Robert Reid, 1$ Abbey Street, Bangor, has been notified that her nephew, Private David Johnston ...