... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Belfast. KILLED IN ACTION. Quarter-raster -Sergeant Hugh Carton was killed in action by the bursting of a shell, at the battle of the Somme, on the 15th September, 1918, aged years, a native of Kirkhills.—Deeply mourned. Now a mother's heart is aching For ...

... 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, ...

... Volunteers, who was on a visit home to his parents at Upper Carnany, has left to rejoin his regiment. He was wounded at the battle of the Somme, receiving a shrapnel bullet through his right. hand. Private Samuel Taylor, Royal Irish Rifles. officially reported ...

... youthful guests. There are nine young men who belong to the School serving in the army; three of them were wounded in the battle of the Somme—Joseph Doherty, Joseph Laverty, and George Boyd. Doherty is still In hoa pital in England; but the latter two wen able ...

... Thorsday on forlough from hospital in Berkshire, where he bad been detained consequent on wounds re' reined in the battle of the Somme in September. He has had eighteen months' service in France, and came through some big engagements. The pupils of Lisle& ...

... NOTES. FEBRUARY 8, IVli. BALLYCASTLE NOTES. On Thursday evening a large audience witnessed the splendid film, The Battle of the Somme, in the Masonic Hall, under the auspices of the local 11.V.P., in aid of the limbless ward of the 11.V.P. Hospital ...

... eligibles since the war commenct,i, whom six have made the great four falling on July Ist at Besucourt, site Thiepval—battle of the Somme --a' the commencement of - The Greet Push. 'he ° a tramway man, Sergeant Thomas !LLB., on the fall of his officer, ...

... unable to att tend the Convention during the past two Fears, having been two and a half years in rance, and through the battle of the Somme, was warmly welcomed by all the members of the Committee. The Treasurer (Mr. Joseph K'Curry) presented the annual accounts ...