... Coined. Thy mint& battslirme further south in frost of La Hotselle sod Ovellers ware in actios sloe Ile Ant week of the Battle of the Somme, sad equally well upheld the Regiment's lommer. Then is September they shared is the Irish Diets aim'. triumph at Oteelty ...

... opposition- Home Rule. They were proud of the part that Orangemen were playing in this war. and they remembered greatly the battle of tke Somme on Ist July, 1916. and the great deeds of valour that had been done since that. thanked them for their patient hearing ...

... imposing monument, planted three oak trees in memory of the brave local men who made the greatest of all sacrifices at the battle of the Somme on lit July, 1916. Mr. R. F. M'Cartney, J.P. (Chairman of the Council), explained, before the planting ceremony. that ...

... CUNINGHAM MEMORIAL CHURCH, CULLYBACKEY, The annual sermon connection with the anniversary of the Battle of the Boyne and in memory of the fallen heroes of the Somme, was preached on Sunday evening last, in the Cuningham Memorial Church, Cullybackey, , under ...

... last, the eve of Jul• Ist, the second anniversary of the memorable charge of the Ulster Division at the opening of the battle of the Somme. was observed in Belfast and throughout the Province. In that splendid deed of arms the Thirty-sixth Division left half ...

... Ballymena. He icined un on the for‘mation of the Ulster Division, and was wounded on Ist July of last year at the battle of the Somme. Belore enlisting he was in the employment of Mossr«. Smith & Co., Ballymena. His brother, Private Robert Thompson, ...

... instrqctor in the Officers’ Training Corps, Rcigate, Surrey. is a son of Canon Rarpes. Ballycastlc, and was wounded in tho battle of tbe Somme. Lieutenant A. H. Armstrong. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. (Belfast) has been accepted for the Indian Army. MILITARY ...

... and was for a year and tialf in France and through the battle of the Somme with the Ulster Division. Having obtained his oommiasion, was attached to the Irish Division, and was through the battle of Cambrai. Subsequently he volunteered for the Royal Air ...

... realise who their real friends were. They were beginning to realise that the sacrifices the men who died for them at tiie Battle of the Somme were not in vain. What had become of the 36 opponents whom they used have to meet the House of Commons? had gone like ...

... Seymour Street. Lisburn. This well-known officer was wounded the bead and taken prisoner the Gormans tlu> opening of the battle of the Somme Ist July, 1916, and was repatriated iu September, 1917. His son. s-econd-Lieutenaiil G. P. Jeukius, K.K.A., was killed ...

... British Campaign in France and Flanders, 1916” (London; Hodder & Stoughton; net). It is almost entirely taken up with the battle of the Somme and its pendant the Ancre operations. The special feature this work, as have noticed in reviewing the earlier volumes ...

... 's atrateeie retreat eta • wurpeire. The weather favoured the sentry of the withdreamt which wan the revolt of tLe Battle of the Somme and prethution Allied offensive Thciemy withdrew IsopiAg to return again. and i ndeed he !id return. We took only • ...