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... duly, 1690. that the Battle of the Boyne wax fought to free the people from the Church of Rome, but the Battle of the Boyne could be compared as a 'street brawl with the Battle et the Somme. It was far above anything done at the Battle of ...
... in introducing school meals in the county. While serving in the 1914-18 war be was severely wounded just before the battle of the Somme. Capt. Dickson is survived by his wife and one son, and two brothers, Thomas M. Dickson, J.P., and James H. Dickson ...
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... Phone 2069 Battle of the Somme Mark’s at St Address by Former Chaplain to the Forces Nearly 100 ex-Servicetnen. /under the command of Captain R. Whitsitt and Sergt-Major F. Girvan, and headed by St. Mark’s Old Boys’ Band, attended a Somme memorial service ...
... Seagoe service. GILFORD VICAR AND WAR. ELIMINATED IN THE FUTURE. Suitabl e reference was made to the anniversary of the Battle of the Somme in St. Paul's Church, Gilford, on Sunday morning. The Vicar, Rev. Dr. Orr, said they were liable to forget the heroism ...
... approached jonee more the anniversary of the Battle of the Somme, they thought, of their brothers asleep in the cemeteries France and Flanflers, ami of those who had known grave. Their name liveth for evermore. The Battle the was the test on a large scale for ...
... the hands of the gallant 36th Division, whose whole record was one of chivalry and gallantry. Their heroism at the Battle of the Somme was one of the emes of the war, when on Julv 1.,1916. with the words' “No Surrender on their lips, they, not only reached ...
... a rousing peech, spoke of the two great events they *ere celebrating at that time—the eve cf the Battle of Oldbridge and the eve of the battle of the Somme, anniversaries which the people of Ulster would never forget. Votes of thanks were passed to the ...
... Somme Day Service 10 St Mark’s Church Donocloney Rector and ''Suffering World*’ About local ex-Servicemen, under Captain R. Whitsitt, and headed by St. Mark’s Old Boys’ Band, atfena Somme'memorial service m St. Mark’s Church, Portadown. on Sunday evening ...
... wife predeceased him some years ago. and his only ° ROIL Limit J. N. Stronee, 80 , al Irish Funnier*, was k'ned at the Battle of the Somme in July, 1916. His five dewhiegli ali living. 'The deceased devoted his whole life to promoting the public welfa-e. ...
... lontgomery, served in the Great War with the 9th Royal Irish Fusiliers (Co. Armagh Volunteers) , and was killed ab the Battle of the Somme, where so many gallant Portaclown lads laid down; theirs lives for King and country. Another son. Mr. Charles Montgomery ...
... he had in the Great .War. He felt thrilled and proud of that fact but sick of the horror of it all, for those at the battle of the Somme would ever remember the horror of war. Speaking of the two minutes’ silence they had just observed, the preacher spoke ...