... service at the front, where his gallantry and efficiency won for him his present rani re . lber lg was wounded in the battle of the Somme. After serving his time in the firm of Messrs. Robinson & Cleaver, Belfast. be enlisted in the Y.C.V.'s, and weal So ...

... ME FRONT. It was in February that the result of the Battle of the Somme became manifest. Beg un in the previous summer and continued until well into the autumn, with •the capture of many strong positions which the enemy had htid for two years, it was ...

... TILE WaITERN FRONT. It was in February that the result of the Battle of the Somme became manifest. Begun in the previous summer and continued until well into the autumn, with the capture of many strong positions which the -enemy had held for two years ...

... THE WESTERN FRONT It was in February that the result of the Battle' of the Somme became manifest. Begun in the previous summer and coatinued until well into the autumn, capture of many otrong position* which the enemy had held for two yearn, it was the ...

... THE WESTERN FRONT . It was in February that the result of the Battle of the Somme became manifest. Begun in the previous summer and continued until wen into the autumn, with the capture of many strong positions which the enemy had held for two years, ...

... THE WESTERN FRONT. It was in February that the result of the Battle of the Somme became manifest. Begun in the I?x‘ovious summer and continued until well into the autumn, with the capture of many strong positions which the enemy had heldv for two years ...

... TUE WESTERN FRONT. It was in February that the result of the Battle of the Somme became manifest. Begun in the previous summer and tinned until well into the autumn, with capture of many strong position* which the enemy had held for two years, it was ...

... THE WESTERN FRONT. It was in February that the result of the Battle of the Somme became manifest. Begun in the previous summer and continued until well into the autumn, with the .pture of many strong positions which the enemy had hold for two years, it ...

... iCOIIIANir-SEBOT..MAJOR GILES, gazetted to the Royal West Keats , . He Lesidun Regiment, of Lewisham. ‘O,O has at the battle of the Somme. Being tra • killed in action. felled to the M.G.C., he came h for the E tni g, and proceeded tu the Front again in ...

... ounds received in a re: .nt ..7ensive. Deceased had been in the army for three years and was previously wounded at the Battle of the Somme. Previous to the war he was employed at South Pelaw Corliery. Mrs. Richardson ha% alsa:ost another son Pte. Robt. W ...

... the Derry Battalion of the Ulster Division. He was mentioned in despatches by Sir Douglas Haig in connection with the battle of the Somme. Captain F. Hcylnnd Smyth. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, son of Major Arthur Smyth, Ballintemple, Garvagh. Captain John ...

... Belfast. He now the Second General Western Hospital, Manchester, suffering from trench fever. He was severely wounded the Battle of the Somme July. 1916, whilst serving as sergeant the .C.\. s. BARK AND FILE CASUALTIES. Baiter, Rim. R-LB.. a). LUlipnt Street ...