... BATTLE OF THE SOMME. COMMEMORATION IN THE NORTH Mr, J. P. Beadle's picture, The Charm! of the Ulster Division on Ist July, au; recently bought by an Ulster Committee, was snivelled at the City Hall by the Lady Mayoress of Belfast (Mrs. Jas. Johnston) ...

... them notary age) attended, was easy to celebrate the deeds of the men of Derry, Enniskillen, and the Boyne, and the Battle of the Somme, but it was harder to emulate the deeds of those who participated them. Nevertheless it was their- duty-to -stand by ...

... degree of suggest. Monday being the second anstirereary the gallant chnrge of the Ulster Division st the opening of the battle of the Somme, e tout-tone Tribute to the officers and men who Ltd down their tires wise paid by a nomber of represents tire ladies ...

... wedding of Miss Irene Gladys Mace, formerly Sir Arthur Pearson’s secretary, to Captain lan Frayer, who was blinded in the battle of the Somme, There was a guard of honour formed of- officers who have been blinded lin the war. | . ; s : . Irish Fruit Exporting ...

... remarked at the time, ‘* It no exaggeration to say that without the American munition supplies there: would have been no battle of the Somme, and that we could not possibly have produced the explosives and material which have énabled us %o obtain the necessary ...

... September, 1914, and went to France with the Ulster Division, was mentioned In dispatches by Sir Douglas Haig at the Battle of the Somme, July 1, 1916, anfl afterwards awarded a certificatd for ga'- lantry. . Q.-M.-S Barbour, who was in the service of the ...

... Division.—To-day heing the cecond - anniversaxy Of the memorable charge of the Ulster Division at the opening of rhe Battle of the Somme, a touching tribute was paid by the Tady Mageress am! other representative ladies in Beifast, who placed vreaths beside ...