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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 ...
... BATTLE OF THE SOMME. The German Counter-Stroke. The Daily Telegraph military rorree- ■ writes;—As might hare been anticipated, the two British main attacks which were launched on Jnly let and July 14th respectively were countered by a formidable German ...
... KILLED IN ALMON. tCLEERY—Iiiilcd in action, July 1916, at the Battle of the Somme. SSeant More Royal Hideo County Down Voluut•Yirsi, aged 21 year.% on of Rev. John R. Ml:leery, PHOTOGRAPHS OF ALL KINDS COPIED AND ENLARGED JAMES A. POLLOCK, PHOTOGRAPH ...
... KILLED IN ACTION. MOORE—JuIy Ist, the Battle of the Somme, Private Edward Moore, second son of Harry and Mrs. Clara Moore, 61, Donegall Hoad, Belfast, aged 22 years. SMALL—Killed in action, in France. July 11th, Second-Lieu tenant H. A Small, King a Liverpool ...
... yet in a mood to listen to their praires—the number of our dead and wounded is many. But the day will come when the battle of the Somme will record the most cherished and the proudest page of oar history. Tho‘e who live in the coming years will recall ...
... 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 ...
... isiit no iustrinil damage uitlel IN FOUSEAUX WOOD. (Central News Te/egretio.) P.tRIS. Saturday—The twenty-first of the battle in the Somme district brought no , platens' modification in the tlorume front. I The French organised lb. positions captured ou Thurodal ...
... fate of Private W. J. Smith, South Antrim Volunteers. He was a member C Company, and took part in the early stages the battle of the Somme. If any of his comrades should happen to read this and be able to throw any light on this matter they might kindly ...
... PORTADOWN. In battle of the Somme, Portadown suffered heavily. Up to the present 30 men are reported to have been killed or died wounds, 80 wounded, and 3 missing, making a total of 113. Amongst the latest casualties notified are the following:— Best ...
... Corporal William Robb, Royal Iri-»h Fusiliers, sun the lute Seth Robb, BMALL—Killed in action, Ist July, 1915, the Battle ol the Somme, Lance-Corporal Thomas William Boyd Small, Royal KiHes (Down Volunteers), aged 18 years, youugest son and Isabella Small ...
... wounded and suffering from shellshock, is a son of Mrs. Robinson, Becchfield Terrace, Avenue Rood, Lurgan. In the battle of the Somme Portadown euffered heavily, the casualties amounting to well over 100. Dp to the present 30 men are reported to have ...
... to have been without result. When the battle opened on Thursday morning it was the Germans who attacked, not the British, and the line was Bazentin-Longucval-Delville Wood. This change in the definition of the battle line is full of significance. It is ...