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... was the glorious courage and fidelity the men (he Ulster Division, (ought that memorable Ist July', in the tremendous battle of the .Somme. The memory their heroism would inspire all /eocrations the peoole their province, of a wider world also. The rev. ...
... wreath bore the fcllowing inscrifptiou:—h: memory of our brave men who fell fighting gallantly and victoriously at the Battle of the Somme, July 1, 1916.” The New Memorial Park, at which the tribute was laid, and which is now progressg towards completion ...
... of the Ulster Division; the honour and glory of God and those brave and dear ones who have for King and country the Battle of the Somme, 1916, and since then; from the officebearers and e islets of No. 2 Women’s Orange Lodge.” li commemorate the heroism ...
... consequence were overborne, and were compelled to evacuate the whole region from which the enemy retired after the battle of the Somme in 1917. Great stores of war material also tell into the hands of tihe Prussians. A series of strong counterattacks ...
... arched in thoti.aisfl, to the recruiting al Oil, and who marelied afterwards en glorioitel: :igeinst this foe in the battle of the Somme end elsewhere.' He urst.,, I Ulster to give another wad to 1,c.. land. It:beers.) .. The remlueion wa• spoken to ...
... world struggle now going on, paying particularattention to the historic fight pu tuplbyßritish and Irish troopsat the battle of the Somme, and to the part played therein by the men from Ulster. His Lordship made an eloquent appeal on behalf of the Fermanagh ...
... their teolonrs flving and with the (rv of “ No surrender on their lips. Some people were intelingd ta look upon the Battle of the Somme | as a defeat, but he for one looked upon it s me of the sreatest division ppianse)—and he wa proud of the fact that ...
... 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 ...
... the bravery of the troops, and especially of the Ulster Division in a series of attacks at the Battle of the Somme. One of the most splendid sights that battle was the dash of the Ulstermen and other Irishmen in an attack against an almost impregnable German ...
... obaln Tighter we meet again. Bbothers and Sisters. We*tmlneter Crescent, My Bead, Belfast. Donnell—Killed in action the battle of the Somme, July let. 1916, Private John Donnell, 10th InnißkllliDge (Derry Regiment), eldest son ol Charles Donnell, 85, Wapping ...
... Buildings, Lurgan. FOX—In loving memory of Sergeant George R. Fox, 9th Bo(as Irish Fusi(;iers, killed in um at the battle of the Somme, Ist July, 1916. Deeply regretted. HOUSTON—In sad and loving remembrance of m dearly-beloved son, Private Samuel (SunmiJ ...
... another battalion June, 1917. He was wounded for the first lime The battle of CamUrai. .His brother, Sergeant John H. Moore. Y.C.V.’e, was killed action the opening the battle the Somme s^conVuWt. DAVID Royal Irish Rifles, suffering from gas poisoning since ...