... 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 ...

... years. The attack see where it stood in 1916 before the commence- was then turned upon the ascheudaele Ridge, ment the battle of the Somme, and. forking encompassing the British position upon the east near its extremity, get tho alignment and north-east, ...

... if the battle of the Somme, which, after six months' arduous fighting, ended in the capture of the Somme Ridge and the forcing the. Germans from the Bapaurae Ridge. Yet that was only break a few miles across the ridge from tho valley the Somme to the ...

... eerving since the formation of the Ulster Diflalon. He was mentioned in despatches Sir Douglas Haig connection with the Battle of the Somme. His father, who formerly served the 4th Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, holds commission while employed recruiting duties ...

... Maryville Avenue. Belfast,, killed. was the only sorrlvingr son of Mr?. Downey. his two brothers having been killed at the Battle of*»he Somme. Galloway. Rfm. John. E.I.K . Armagh, wounded. Greg a, R.. 17, Street, Belfagf. died of wound?. Bfm. J.. I.R . lower ...