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... /ARTY. The Liaburn Suffrage Society Work Party meetly debiletcheil— To 11th Battalion H.1.1i.--Zoi pair. woke. foR.F.A.—Zn pair* .ock* and 2 auulk•n rapp.. To 16th liatta lion (Pioneer.) — pair. soak,. To Dunkirk (Friend.' Ho.pitall-54) um Ktunip bandage ...
... very marked. THE 11th R.I. RIFLES MASCOT. The fine Airedale terrier presented to the 11th Battalion (South Antrim Volunteers) Royal Irish Rifles by the officers the Ist (Lisburn) Battalion U.V.F. walked proudly at the head of the battalion—a ...
... Llewellyn. 11th R. Inniskilling Fusiliers (Donegal and Fermanagh)—Lieutenant-Colonel W. F. Hessey. Major. the Earl of Leitrim. 14th R.I. Rifles (Young Citizen Volunteers)—Lieutenant-Colonel R. P. D. Spencer Chichester, Major H. R. The remaining battalion of this ...
... 13th, 14th, 15th, lath (Pioneer), and 17th (Restree), 18th (Rifterve), and 19th and 20th (Reserve), now in course of formation. R. 10th, 11th, and 12th (Ronne) Battalions. 101901 MD Vuilllsfe-Bth and 10th (Reserve) Battalions. NELSON'S HISTORY OF THE ...
... Irish Rifles (Pioneers), has been wounded. Ho had just returned to the front after a short furlough. He resided at Old Hills'wrongly Road, Lisburn, and is a member of the Orange and Black Institutions. Sergeant Davis offend to enlist in the 11th R. 1. Bilks ...
... Regiment, in the same battalion in which his brother, I:Second-Lieut. Thomas Malcommon, is serving. Norrio, as he is popularly kaolin. has been serving at the front since early in (Molter as a Sergt.- with the Ugh (Pioneer) Battalion Royal Irish Rifles ...
... •• One of the 11th %studios* Royal Irish Hines writes us follows: Seeing the arrangements have !seen made for the iu to get into ik•lhost for the s.:streli pat on the 9th of August. %Hold WI% :side for •of our officer% Io the 1 Battalion I o in Lisburn ...
... review, and it was computed that there were almost 17,000 men engaged. There were three brigades of infantry, with a Pioneer Battalion, a Squadron of Cavalry, a complete Transport Corps and equipment, also Engineers, Cyclists, Signalling and Ambulance ...