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... could be retained. The re battalions further south, in of La Beselle and Owvillers, in action also, the first we the Battle of the Somme equally well upheld the ment’s honour. Then n tember they shared in the Division’s triumph at Gu leading the way in ...
... wreath bore the fcllowing inscrifptiou:—h: memory of our brave men who fell fighting gallantly and victoriously at the Battle of the Somme, July 1, 1916.” The New Memorial Park, at which the tribute was laid, and which is now progressg towards completion ...
... The Ulster Division’s casualties have been heavy the big fights. They lost 1,500 at Wytschaete-Messines, 7,000 the Battle of the Somme. Now we have this last great fight at Ypree. It is impossible for the nwfraory of these great exploits ever become dimmed ...
... you. Inserted by his sister and brother-in-law, Ellen and Joseph AhoghiU. FOR KING AND COUNTRY. RITCHIE—KiIIed at the battle of the Somme, on 15th September, 1916, John Ritchie, Wellington Battalion, New Zealand Forces, second son of the late John Ritchie ...
... portrait of their com[psn)‘ commander, the late Lieut T. G. Haughtom, who fell in action with the Ulster Division iiu the Battle of the Somme on st July last Fhere was a laree attendance of the members of the force, and on the motion of Mr. James M Kendry, seconded ...
... gne we deazly loved i 5 Has only gone hefore s 1‘ {f skt i IN MEMORIAN. e . COOKE=NKilled on ‘lt July, 1916, at the ' Battle of the .Somme. lance-Corporal : Thomas 1. Cooke, agea 20, of the 13th Eall. 18 8 IR o i He i« gone, blt not jorzotien ) ! Nover shadl ...
... their teolonrs flving and with the (rv of “ No surrender on their lips. Some people were intelingd ta look upon the Battle of the Somme | as a defeat, but he for one looked upon it s me of the sreatest division ppianse)—and he wa proud of the fact that ...
... Anderson, who was aleo examined, stated that on-the outhreak of war he joined the 12th Battalion R.L.R., and at the battle of the Somme lost the use of his right arm. He didn’t know M'Donald. Witness lived in May Cottage, qaite convenient to the railway ...
... Haughton, | Lieutenant, 12th B. Royal Irish Rifles, who | was killed in action July Ist, 1916, pear Thiepval, in the battle of the Somme, Frunce, ll(.d 25 vears. When killed he was leading his men in a most gallant manner towards the German trenches. This ...
... of ~ Private James Lennox, RLR.. who died on 22ud August, 1916, of wounds received in a-tion on I=t Juiy, 1916, at Battle of the Somme. Two vears have passed Still T remember my loving son, He was so bright and fair. p; He has gone to dwell among the ...
... Lusitania. Then —and how their hearts must beat when they thought of it—the battle of the Somme, when many who sat beside them in the Lodge laid down thira lives that .battle which took its toll dearly ef Ulster’s raanhasd. then the oriafe 1918 when the ...
... Scouts. Continuing, ho read a fine poem of his own composition, describing the exploits the gallant UI-1 stermen at the Battle of tiie Somme, and no less touching was his tribute in another poem to the Southern Irishmen—the Monsters, Dublins, and Connaughts—who ...