... no less, when all is known, will be found to have done magnificrently. The ' • Times, in a leading article on the battle of the Somme says— The new army are better than we have dared to hope. The heroism and selfsacrifice of the Ulstermen in particular ...

... cheering than the ADO accounts of the magnifioent steadfastness and valour of the soldier, of the Ulster Division in the battle of the Somme. According to the authori- ties the great pressure which is being brought lo bear upon the Central Powers is really ...

... Rev. Canon Moeren, paid an eloquent tribute to the heroism displayed by the soldiers of the Ulster Division in the battle of the Somme, and reminded young men of tht duty which they owed to their country at this critical period in her history. He referred ...

... thick of the big fight. Private Val. Wilson, 9th Battalion Royal Irish Fusiliers (Armagh Volunteer.) wounded in the battle of the Somme and now in hospital, is the only son of Mr Wm. Wilson, Ballyknook, Tandregee. Lientenant•Colonel W. J. Law, Lancashire ...

... volunteered in September, 1914. and was with she 9 h Battalion at the battle of the Somme. Armourer J. Palmer, Thomas Street, has been home on • brief holiday. His ship was in the Jutland battle, and did good work. Captain Brew, wounded, reached Portadown on ...

... fight our battles, to see that the dependents of those who have been killed or broken in the war shall not suffer. Let us show some practical patriotism by doing our duty towards these men. The Ulster Division, in the great battle of the Somme, won undying ...

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

... Street, Portadown. HARPER.—JuIy Ist, 1916, at the battle of the Somme, Private William Harper, ILI F., labs of Montague Street, Portadown. For King and Country well be stood, Unknown to cowards' fears; In battle strife he shed his blood With the Ulster Volunteers ...

... Street, Portadown, has been promoted on the field to the rank of sergeant. He and his brother James took part in the battle of the Somme. Mrs Burrowes, Carleton Street, has received intimation that her son, Private John Burrower, is missing. He was formerly ...

... that date, after a prolonged bombardment, the British new armies, valiantly supported by the French, began the great battle of the Somme. The enemy's line was heavily dented. Two of his fortified systems were captured in July, with 23,000 prisoners and ...

... front. AU Mr Fleming's three sons are now in hospital. persl James Watson who has been home on leave was wounded at the battle of the Somme. Private Richard *Nally, who is serving iu the Balkans, has beers admitted to hospital suffering from fever. Corporal ...

... officially announced killed. Private M'Cabe took adopting such measures as would ensure an adspart with the R.I.F. in the battle of the Somme, quite supply of coal at reasonable prices. where he fell for his country's honour. He has Mr Ferguson, in moving the ...