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... and Fourth Armies and our Allies have achieved on the Somme front since August 21st we have to compare the results of the fighting with those of the 1916 campaign. In the first battle of the Somme, from July Ist to October 31st, 1916—that is to say, a ...
... Coleraine, as in other loyalist parts of the Province, the anniversary of the heroic. dash of the Ulster Division at the battle o, the Somme on Ist July. 1916, was very appropriately observed. Several hundred men from our own trim little borough bore themselves ...
... to just now as being full up. A commemorative and in memoriam ' service in connection with the anniversary of the battle of the Somme on the Ist July, 1916, in which the Ulster Division won undying fame, was held in Bushmills Presbyterian Church on Sunday ...
... beautiful wreaths were placed on the War Memorial in memory of the brave and gallant who made the supreme sacrifice at Battle of the Somme. We are pleased to note that Miss Nene Winitred WBride, daughter of Mr. John M'Bride, Quay Road, has been sunned& in ...
... painting of William 111. crowing the Boyne on the one side, and on the other the Ulster Division leading the attack at the battle of ihe. Somme on the lat July, 19113. The pre,ceesiou having passed through the beautiful demesne, a het was called in front of the ...
... military instructor in Officers' Training Corps, Reigate, Surrey. He is son of Canon Barnes, and was wounded in the battle of the Somme. Having been dormant in the locality far a considerable time football wee revived a watch on Saturday between Annoy ...
... admit that betwis and the Somme the Allies penetrated first position, and that in their se-rand Guillemont and Le Forest weri• p, They claim to have repulsed other sti,e-k, n the Somme region and on the In the huge battle of the Somme the on Tuesday again ...
... who because there were foundations perished on the fields of Flanders. We are riot celebrating battles and victories. Who wants to celebrate a battle? A battle with all its horror of blood, dirt, agony, and death! No, we are met to thank Almighty God that ...
... ladies have the beet wishes of a large circle of friends for their future sueoesa in life. On the anniversary 6f the Battle of the Somme the roll of honour at the Diamond was beautifully decorated with bunting and a laurel wreath attached to it bearing ...
... imposing monument, planted three oak trees in memory of the brave local men who made the greatest of all sacrifices at the battle of the Somme on lit July, 1916. Mr. R. F. M'Cartney, J.P. (Chairman of the Council), explained, before the planting ceremony. that ...
... appropriate inscription. Higher up. in bold letters, are the names of the following battle centres at which Kilrea was represented—Marne, ISt. Quentin, 1 1 4+,14, Mons, Somme, Gallipoli, Ypres, Messines, Palestine, Aline, Onillemont, and Macedonia. Delightful ...
... fifteen weeks in hospital in Egypt. On recovering, he went with hie regiment to France, and was again wounded in the battle of the Somme His brothers are—William Toye, Electrical Engineer on H.M.S. Murray, torpedo-boat destroyer; Seeant Robert E. Toye, ...