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... were ready to put into practice principles of religion which they professedto believe. The preacher referred to the battle of the Somme where many Ulster soldiers met an awful death, and said that their slogan was “No Surrender,’’ Some years ago when their ...
... a.m. to 1 p.rn Friday & Saturday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m Battle of the Somme Anniversary Service in St. Mark’s Chaplain to Ulster Division Preaches Tlie heroism of the l ister Division the Hattie of the Somme was touchingly referred to hy Veil. C.C. Manning, ...
... Somme Anniversary. fM/M=10..• Impressive Service in St. Mark'si. There was a splendid turn out of ea- Servicemen on Sunday evening to St.. Mark's Church, when the sinniooreary service in memory of the men who znade the supreme sacrifice at the Battle ...
... collision. The plaintiff then entered the witnesa box. He said was a draper in Portadown. He lost hie lelt leg at tba Battle of the Somme. When asked the driver of defendant's lorry what kind -driving was putting replied that slowed up to let him pass the ...
... Irish Fusiliers, at the outbreak ul war in 1914, and attained the rank of Corporal. He was severely wounded at the Battle of the Somme in 1916,1 whit& his early demise is due. He leaves a widow and six young children, for whom much sympathy is felt. ...
... memorable scene of the attack of the Ulster Division at Thiepval on the Ist July, 1916, or more commonly known as the Battle of the Somme. Mrs. M'Donald thanked the officers and members of L.O.L. No- 28 for the honour they had conferred on her. She was quite ...
... of Masons. Br. le «dl Klng Sewell r Knight. was ?SytsSlar suffered severe hardships, «®d wtw severely wounded at the Battle of the Somme on July 1. IWfl. In 1920. at the age of» years. Mr Sewell was appointed Town Clerk of Portadown in succession to Mr ...
... 5,500 lacers and men of the 36th Ulster, Divi- Rion were killed, wounded Ac missing. That was the beginning of the battle of the Somme, and that attack it was said was a failure. If so, it was one of the most glorious failures that was ever• recorded ...
... wages ceased. Witness was always in good health up to the time of the occurrence. He received some bullet wounds at the battle of the Somme in the Great War, but he had completely recovered from them. tie was unable to do any work since the occurrence owing ...
... formed a part,. will live in the pages of history and remain au inspiring example to succeeding generations, but in the battle of the Somme on the Ist July, 1916, and in subsequent engagements, the casualties were terrible,. and, we have to mourn the loss ...
... Council of the World, which meets In Liverpool during the month of July, recalled the Ulstermen who had fallen at the Battle of the Somme on July 1 and 2, 1916. They were, be said, die finest men who ever left Ulster. land as an integral part the United ...
... and scullery, h. and c. water. Will be sold cheap. Robert Al`Reown, 158 Thomas St., Portadown. FOR MEN WHO FELL IN BATTLE OF THE SOMME. SUNDAY, JUNE 27th at 7 p.m. Hill and Forest, Waterfalls and Flowers. FOR SALE—Farmers can have my quantity of Bone ...