... principal street of Pqrtadown was spanned an arch bearing appropriate references to the victory of the Boyne and the Battle of the Somme, and there was a lavish display of flags, whilat the route was lined enthusiastic spectators. The Portadown District ...

... 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 ...

... Ili, hill as paid: bat there not math to he raid for 16. intelligence of thnw• who nit to close with it.. offer. The battle ot the Somme has isdeed. proved the oecond turning-notht in the .war. which hum we. firstly, the eativersioa .f theliernian etrategic ...

... Volunteers, who was on a visit home to his parents at Upper Carnany, has left to rejoin his regiment. He was wounded at the battle of the Somme, receiving a shrapnel bullet through his right. hand. Private Samuel Taylor, Royal Irish Rifles. officially reported ...

... successes on the Somme lies in the fact that they were made the amassment of the cue nrjust after the French army had beaten off the greatest assault which the enemy had ever been able to deliver. During the first fortnight the battle of the Somme the French ...

... awarded the Military Cross for rescuing wounded onder'fira at the battle of Loos in 1915, and gazetted a bar to the M.C. for conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty at-the battle of the Somme last year. Ee has now been awarded the D.S.O. for bravery tho ...

... 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 ...

... Endurance and Valour. The •' rimef.” reforrin* to the capture of Passcbend.tclc, even the n-cords of lighting in the great battle of the. Somme excel the story of the ejiduranoe and the valour ahonn by the British army under almost incredibly difficult and baffling ...

... log while attthdreititna in ouch condition without the ring of one day beteg outflanked. The battle from Arr.' to the i. therefore a of the Battle of the Somme. which led the enemy to the emearity of retiring. If the Germans here decided to do so it is ...

... have served with the colours since the outbreak of war, has been wounded in the hand. He was previously wounded in the battle of the Somme. He is a eon of Mr. Thomas Waddell, Blind-gate Street, Coleraine. A brother—Private Thomas Waddell, 10th Inniskillings---is ...

... development once the battle at the Somme. Some at the gunners wha helped to lay that nit great barrage had hardly u lire •hell bred until 'lie! toned themties in pmation for the ttarh on July I. Eiery gunner who shot In the battle of Areas • ante trained ...

... battalion of the Royal Irish Rifles March. 1916. and was wounded during the attack before Thiepval the opening the battle of the Somme Ist July of that vear. On recovering be rejoined his battalion, and had th© good fortune come unscathed through the ...