... that Corporal John P. Turtle, Machine-gun Corps, was killed in action on July 2ft. Corporal Turtle was wounded at the battle of the Somme, July 1. 1916. and returned to France in Januarv, He was 22 years of age, and the eldest son of Mr. James and the late ...

... volunteered with the Ulster Division for active service. He took nart in the battle of the Somme in the year *916 in w'hich the Ulster Division was engaged, and came through the many battles unhurt. Whilst with the Ulster Division he was serving an officer. Some ...

... War Hospital Boh ain Otjruian.v, 20th April, 1018. He was reported as missing on March, 1018. ]le was wounded at the battle of the Somme in 1916, ai. v * again in August, 1917. . - ' ...

... brother. Samuel, is serving with the Royal Engineers (Ulster Division), and his cousin, Sam Hoy, was killed at the battle of the Somme, July, 1916. ...

... The regular battalions further south, in front of La Beselle and Ovillers, were in action also, the first week the Battle of the Somme and, I equally 'veil upheld the regiment’s honour. Then in Sep tember they shared in the Irish Division’s triumph at ...

... General Assembly of the Church Scotland. Dr. Brown’s youngest son, serving with the Gordons, was killed in the llrst battle of the Somme in 191 G. His eldest soil, captain in the H.L 1., died in 1917 wounds received before Gaza. The third son, the Black ...

... in action October, at the age of nineteen. Deceased volunteered when only fifteen years of age, and was wounded the battle of the Somme, on July 1, 1916. He was formerly a member of the Church Lads’ Brigade. St. Michael’s Company. Previous enlistment ne ...

... the trench also assisted in carrying out the last man the party when returning the trenches.” was twice wounded the battle of the Somme July 1, 1916. When recovered from his wounds returned to France, having obtained a commission the Regular Army, and ...

... anythin of ex-?ervic© men in Ireland, and •ly deserving of some ial consideration. This her, who in this instance ihe battle of the Somme, admission i every re '' transfer o Constable J. White from No. :! South Tipperary m cancelled for the present. Constables ...

... with them, with the result that joined the most famous Ulster Regiment, the Tnniskilhng Fusiliers, and fought at the battle of the Somme. He went through that hell fire, and on that occasion his left leg was blown off below the knee, and now he had use ...

... K.I. (West Belfast Volunteers) in September. 1914. and went overseas with them, and was wounded in the head at the Battle of the Somme on 1-t July, 191(i. Prior to enlistment, was a member of West Belfast U.V.F., and was employed by Messrs, liar land ...

... INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Colonel Bogey was a most popular marching tune, especially with brass bands. Th© Battle of the Somme was depicted on many banners, while most of the flags bad crepe rosettes attached. The brethren from the South End. on reaching ...