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... famlly—Wohey Arthur. Charlotte Rilzabeth Borth,. and Thomas Joyce, tem• PornrY Bth R.I F.. who was killed In action at the battle of the Somme, July 1,1111 e. Owing to • strike of the employes of tb= department of the Newtownards U.D.C.. fa and erns in the town ...
... for France on December 5. 1915, it took pert in severe fighting up to the signing of the armistice. including the Battle of the Somme, the attack cn Mameta Wood. Iho attack on hike= Ridge, and the attack on Langernaretr. reeeiving for its work on this ...
... follow- ing table of beds occupi: 14 1918 ‘strain was “The periods when the laced upon @ resources 0 fthe British Red the Battle of the Somme, in July, 1916, and the fighting in the first week mdin: in Oc! ents rs midnight J: je same 7, 1916, 1,129 ca: and a ...
... dug; and from there they were moved up to the salient at Ypres for six months. In 1916 they took part in the terrible battles of the Somme, and were the attack Bapaume. 'He had himself had the honour of seeing the battalion when they ] were at Epehy, and ...
... heroic attack on Redoubt to name and splendid alien Grimsby in the early days the Lincolns acquitted themselves at the battle of the Somme--alas at what cost! them that day them believed that Grimsbv’s men it they perhaps their But dead would for ail to remember ...
... during adequate to the the operations Sep- conduct major operatember ...
... ) , and shortly afterwards he received a commission as 2 nd Lieiit . in the Boyal Engineers . He was wounded at the battle of the Somme in 1915 and sent home , but on recovering he returned t o France and is hot ? with his company in ^ Belgium , having ...
... almost continuously until November 1918, at . Th e e r •gr oo rk.,._ . 41,ommecourt on the Somme, first and second ionaoy 0 ' o nei battles of Arena, third battle of Ypres, Cain- coast defence .dulllit,ix brai, Vimv Ridge and the final advance on R. B. ...
... -Col, TI Smith was invelided, and Lieut.-Col Stubbs took over command. The Battalion was twioe ! vily engaged in the Battle ot the Somme On the first occasion it took part in the heavy fighting aroand Longueval and in Delville Wood. and heavily. suffered ...
... to act that capacity for three years, taking part In. all the Battalion’s moat stormy confects, including the fnd Battle Battle or the Somme, Anas, and Paechend—le. Latey alter much peeasure had been brought to beer, was prevailed upon to attached to all ...
... d’Arch Smith was invalided, and Lieut.-Col. Stubbs took over e/onmiand. Battalion was twice heavily ...
... June 30th made its first raid on the enemy's line. They subsequently took part• in the Battle of the Somme on September 16th, the chief action of which was; the Battle of Fleurs. They suffered severely, and their depleted numbers had to be reinforced with ...