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... admiration of the self-imerifiving heroism of the County Down regiments, forming part of the Ulster Divisiou, in the battles of the !Somme, and also that of the County Down men serving in many other units. We desire to express our deep sympathy with the ...
... the Allies will come out on top in the end, but there is still a lung row to hoe. This morning's news is encouraging. battle of the Somme, the communique issued from General Headquarters in Prance last night says, was fought yesterday with greater fun- than ...
... dreamland, and in blissful forgetfulness of the carnage and frightfulness of the war in general and in particular of the battle of the Somme, in which the majority received their wounds. The following men made up the Lisburn party:— Private Win. M'Gettigan ...
... casualities; hut thanks to our now superior artillery the ratio of these, it is said, are not so high as in the earlier battles of the Somme. The %%tallier ha♦ been favouralik for air work, and full advantage has been taken of it by our birdmen. The biggest ...
... Ltd, Paternoster How, London E. C. 2 price 1. 3d) try Mr. John Buchan. hieh has jui l t been issued, dealing with battle of the Somme and the operations up to 13th Noventher, 1916, contains a striking tribute to the work of the Ulster Division on Ist ...
... huh Longstone Street, Lisburn, is soother local soldier who was posted as missing following the commencement of the Battle of the Somme. His relatives hoped against hope that they would kern that he was still alive; hut even that blender chance has now ...
... Cauthridge, received his commission in Alay. 1915; proeeeded fa the front in Feliruart 191 ti: and aas wounded during the battle of the Somme last July. He was educated at Stratford-on-Avon, anti follows th e profession of amidesl engineer in civil life. Sergeant ...
... Morrow, R.I.R. (South Antritu Volunteers), both of whom were posted as missing following the glorious opening of the battle of the Somme. are now presumed to hare limn killed. Both were members of Pond Park Red Cross Preceptory, No. 13, and before the war ...
... A No►able Anniversary. The anniversary of the opening of the battle of the Somme, in which the Clatter Division played such a conspietious part, was made the subject of commemoration services in most of the Protestant churches throughout the province ...
... 1.. being tlw commanding officer of the let Battalion South .Antrim Regiment (Lisburn). He won the D.S.O. in the , battle of the Somme, and this is the third time he has been mentioned in despatches. Captain W. J. B. Wiliam. 11.1.11., son of Mr. George ...
... Captain Charles C. Craig, is the representative of South Antrim. lie was wounded and taken prisoner at the opening of the battle of the Somme while serving the Ulster Division, and is still in the hands of the enemy. The nests of Colonel Craig's elevation to ...
... Charley, Lisburn. In Memoriam. ORKLV—In loving memory of our dear eon, Pri-ate John Corkin. R.1.R., sounded at the battle of the Somme, and died on the 6th February Cemetery, 1917, and interred Lishuni m Nth February, 1917. Ever remembered by his Father ...