... securad twelve, as | azainst nine votes cast in favour of Sergeant Herbort Sewell, R.LF., who was wounded in‘ | the Battle of the Somme on Ist July, 1516. Scrgeant Sewell’s supoorters included Vieutaaant-Colonel Rlacker, D 5.0., and Major D. G, Sbillington ...

... loval citizen of the ‘lfimrm‘ who can vecall without feelings of ‘hrne the noble deeds of the Ulster Division at the Battle of the Somme last vear, also mlcht on *ha Ist July—the actual date of the Rattle of the Boyne. Those who have fallen-- and whose ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... He did pot think it in-’ nl»proprm@e to apply a phrase of the Prime Minister in his recent speech in Glasgow to the battle of the Somme, where so nany ot their boys died—* One of the Ntations of the (k'yosnthnt lead to the emancipation of wanind. “ For ...

... volun. l'- er from the R I.C. during the present war, and {lost an arm while serving with the Irish Guards [avflu-_ battle of the Somme - - ...

... loved one died doing his duty, serving King. country, and humanity. Our thoughts to-day naturally turn to one battle, the battle of the Somme, in which so wany brave men belonging to our world-wide Fmpire were f.nthis:xl unto death in the discharge of ...

... amusement. In the hall parlour his wounds, he was sent to France, and at games and various forms of entertainment tha battle of the Somme his battalion fought were indulged in and were thoroughly enjoyed on the jeft of the Ulster Division. He was by all ...

... long as history was written the memory of what Ulster boys had done would never be for'gotten; and especially in the battle of the | Somme, in last July, the men who came from tie northern province did their duty nobly, | and they gained fame imperishable ...

... heroic part in fiul\!ur{’ their country’s battles, fo the meeting as follows r: r“t:;;o 3 ;h: and tha memory of t cfi..llant charge of the Orangemer of Ahoghill Portglenone, and Ulster Division at the Battle of the Somme Drumraw districts assembled o in to ...

... notified that lis son, Driver sent in hospital. He was previously wounded | Wm. M'Veigh, R.E., has died of wounds reat the battle of the Somme last year, erd |ceived in action. Deceased was 21 years of age. prior to enlisting was employed in the Mr;nd-| Rergeant ...