... Infantry Brigade (11th, 12th. and 13th Royal Irish Rifles and 9th Royal Irish Fusiliers), from Clandeboye and Newtownards, will come to Belfast rail the day of the parade, returning by rail the same evening. The and 11th Battalions Royal Inniskilling ...

... 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 ...

... announced tho 14th Battalion Royal Irish Rifles (Young Citizen Volunteers) have arrived in Belfast, and the remaining two battalions of tho 109lh Infantry Brigade which are to take pari—the 9th Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers (C ounty Tyrone) and 11th Royal Imiiskilling ...

... 10-15 a.m., via Malone Golf Links. 109th Infantry Brigade, 10-15 a.m., via Deramore Park South. 16th Royal Irish Rifles (pioneer), 8-30 a.m., via Deramore Park South, joining the 109th Brigade on arrival at the ground. Divisional Train and Reserve part ...

... In addition to the 16th Royal Irish Rifles (Pioneers) which form the Second County Down Battalion, and the 17th Royal Irish Rifles, reserve battalion which is being formed Newcastle. the divisional troops will be present, including the Army Service Corps ...

... various parte the parade ground and approeebee. contingent the 18th Battalion R.I.R. arrived during the forenoon, the duty amigoed to them bring that recruiting Two battalions (the and 11th ImiKkilling Furalieie) of the MKHh Infantrv Brigade rcuch ...

... the week-end. and will set out the return march Ballykinlar to-day. The 108th Brigade, comprising the 11th, 12th, 13th Battalions R I.R. and Sth Battalion Princess Victoria's Royal Irish Fusiliers from and niac hcd off way of Lower North Street, Waring Street ...

... Wight. Brigade Major—Captain H. R. Smyth. Acting Staff Captam —Lieutenant Kenneth M. Moore (11th R-1.R.)-^ Acting Musketry Officer-Captain J. W. Bell. 11th R.I. Rifles (South Antrim) Lieutenant- Colonel H. A. Pakenham, Major P. L. K. Oliphant. 12th R ...

... richt proudlv the Ballrmacarrett men went by. Next came the West Belfast Battalion, under Colonel Ormerod. tbi-n the South Battalion, under Colonel Bernard, and the North Battalion, Col .nel Ford Hamilton. sturdy city men had taken the bloom and healthv ...

... commanding the 17tb (Reserve) Battalion Royal Irish Rifles at Newcastle; Colonel R. G. Sharman-Crawford. M.P., D.L.. commanding the 18th Reserve) ffettalion Royal Rides Onfonel John Leslie, commanding the 13th Battalion Royal Inniskilling at EnniakiUcn; ...

... 9th and 11th Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, the 14th R.I.R. (V.oung Citizen Volunteers), and the 16th R.I.R. (Pioneers), the last named taking the place the 10th Battalion Royal limiskilliug tusihers, who are in camp at Finner. The two battalions of Fusiliers ...

... 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 ...