... who served in the Great War w*th the Oth Batt. Royal Irish .Fusiliers (Co. Armagh Volunteers) and was killed at the battle of the Somme, while the others are Masters Jim and Charles Auchmuty. The funeral, which was strictly private, was on Monday, the ...

... July and the Battle of the Somme. There was one difference about the Ist July which separated it from any other battle which was fought during the war, and it was this : At the Battle of the Somme the pride of our nation fell. In that ...

... 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 ...

... to the memory of our fallen heroes or not, it will be an unending disgrace to Portadown that seven years after the Battle of the Somme no apparent effort had been made to raise a monument to our glorious dead. Lurgan Black men visited Bangor on the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... the Bible in their Schools. In conclusion he made reference to the valour of the men of the Ulster Division at the Battle of the Somme eight years ago, and Orangemen were the backbone of that Division. The offertory was on behalf of the Lord Enniskillen ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... who fell at the Battle of the Somme. The eon- gregation was so large that extra seating had to be provided. A large number of ex-Servicemen attended, while there was a fine turnout of the members of the Referring to the battle of the Somme, tie preacher ...

... Battle of the Somme. Wreaths Laid at Memorial Wreaths were laid on Portadown War Memorial on Thursday last as follows : To the glorious and immortal memory of the. Otlicer , , N.C.O's and Men of the 9th (Service) Battalion Ro3 al Irish Fusiliers (Count) ...