... dead. A- the Duke of -.aid. “No body men could respond Utter than the Ulster Division, and when think Thiepval and the battle _of the Somme our hearts swell with pride.” Nor can forgot the telegram sent *lo Sir Edward Carson our beloved Sovereign whose conduct ...

... British, campaign (1918) is bis defence of Lieut.- General Sir Hubert Gough.. who commanded th© Fifth Army in the second battle of, the* Somme, and was withdrawn from th© com-r mand after the sensational retirement (states the London Daily Express”). General ...

... present at the battles of Neu\*e Chapelle, second battle of ypres. Loos, and the Somme from the Ist of July the middle of October. received the Meritorious Service Modal for his work during this battle. Following the Somme was present at the ...

... Volunteering at the outbreak lias appointcil ehaplai,, to the m December. 1915; went to Frame, and for bravery at the battle of the Somme he „al ''' riespatehes, awarded the Aiilltary (.ross for rescuing wounded under heavy shell lire. A bar to this distinction ...

... there were banners of all kinds, which were depicted represented historic incidents from the time of Hattie of the the Battle of the Somme. But there was, in his opinion, one Hag that was considered to be more provocative than any of those, banners, and that ...

... military surgeons are busily engaged was killed at the Battle of the Somme, attending the wounded. Wh'-Vr I ! in* b OFFICIAL RKPORT. .>mvtn, M.C., llth R.I.R. (killed in action at , i the Battle of Camhrai, 3rd December 1917), The Cork military authorities ...

... Royal Irish Rifles, who returned from abroad only lay down his life for his country on French battlefield after the Battle of the Somme, in 1916 is an old world place, in which the evolution village architecture can admirably traced from its rath and ...

... It-was admitted the accused had an excellent character and held a first-class war record, having lost his arm the battle of the Somme Would a man with that character commit such a vile and cowardly murder? There was doubt that men came back from the ...

... unflinchingly, taking part in many famous and bloody battles in France and in Belgium, where terrible sacrifices were made in the cause of that freedom which Ulstermen hold dear. the memorable Battle of the Somme, when the Division went ever the top for the firnt ...

... M'Farland. Longford immortal advance the opening day of the '’hose husband fell at Thiepval. From long-drawn-out Battle of the Somme It was Ballymacarrett there was Mrs. Collier. there that sorrowful, vet oroud ™mr, nnv e I Street, whose gallant hnsbnnd ...

... in the im petuosity of their attack. Five years ago Thiepvai was part of the devouring flame of that hell called the Battle of the Somme. To-day it is almost silent the grave, for the ravages of war have riot been obliterated. Departed is the traffic of ...

... that Ulstermen proved their title to | stand in the front rank of the soldiers of the* ; King. Before and after the battle of the Somme men of Ulster fought with a valour and tenacity that were it. line nth I the magnificent display of heroism on the Ist ...