... of Jesus Christ--one of noblest and bravest and best of our your( men, had fallen mortally wounded on August in the battle of the Somme. and a few days had passed to his Kit and re ward: and oh! it is hard to realise that be who teed to occupy that seat ...

... War Zone Captain W. Reny and Captain D. H. Kelly, both of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, have been wounded in the battle of the Somme and are in hospital, the former suffering from gas poisoning. These officen are brothers, and sons of the late Mr. David ...

... gallantry of the Ulster Division. Mr. W. W. Hill (Chairman) said that since their last meeting the details of the famous battle of the Somme had been made public, and he was sure that they, in common with the people in other parts of the province, were thrilled ...

... the Battle of the Somme in which their brave Ulster boys—Orangemen and others—had made history. (Applaud's.) They mourned the lose of many brothers and friends, and they rejoiced that they had still many round that platform who fought at the Somme and ...

... re-cmered and repaired on the premises.—J. MOORE & CO., Church St., Ballymoney. On Tuesday, the anniversary of the battle of the Somme, flags were flown from public buildings in town and from several dwellings. In the Roddenfoot one block of houses had ...

... wheel of witness's of the road, and he could have car was in passed ee prisoner said, I am not guilty. a leg, in the battle of the Somme of Ist July. An effective dressing for warding off flies Sideboards Cabinets , 1916. He was a young man of eirellent ...

... siege of Derry and the battle of the Boyne. (Cheers.) In this month it was fitting that they should recall the action of many from that district and from the North of Ireland who distinguished themselves at the battle of the Somme. (Applause.) To many of ...

... The author reviled the Orange Order, and made reference to a sham battle in which nobody was killed and everybody got drunk. (Laughter.) He did not know anything about the sham battle, but he did know that there were a large number of abstainers in the ...

... Robert was engaged in the Ulster Bank. Belfast, and on the death of his brother, Lieutenant Johnston Murphy, in the battle of the Somme. he immediately joined up in a cadet corps, and has since been in training. Mr. James Wright, Dervock, Co. Antrim, has ...

... the front in December, 1916, and was all through the battle of the Somme, took part in the Cambrai offensive and in the capture of the Passchendaele Ridge. He was slightly wounded in the Somme battle, but refused to go on sick leave. Recently he qualified ...

... other dis theta. The collection was on behalf of the Presbyterian Orphan Society. On Sunday, the anniversary of the Battle of the Somme, a tribute was paid by Rev. J. B. Armour, ILA., in Trinity Church to the brave men who so nobly upheld the best traditions ...

... LOCAL JOTTINGS. Corporal James Hogg. R.1.R., son of Mr. William Hogg. son., Ralnamore, wounded in the great battle of the Somme, who has been in the Convalescent Hospital, Holywood, for some time. came home on Wednesday evening for a abort leave. Mrs ...