... unable to att tend the Convention during the past two Fears, having been two and a half years in rance, and through the battle of the Somme, was warmly welcomed by all the members of the Committee. The Treasurer (Mr. Joseph K'Curry) presented the annual accounts ...

... Thorsday on forlough from hospital in Berkshire, where he bad been detained consequent on wounds re' reined in the battle of the Somme in September. He has had eighteen months' service in France, and came through some big engagements. The pupils of Lisle& ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... up in victory (I. Cm'. xv.. 54). lie asked those present to recall the events of that day twelvemonth; how at the battle of the Somme their own young men of Ulster, m indful of their fathers deeds of long ago at Derry and the Boyne, had valiantly fought ...

... a most efficient officer, full of initist. ire, cheerfulness, courage, and daring. For his deeds of courage at the battle of the Somme he received the Military Cross: and it was in the performnce of a deed of spieldid courage that he ibet his death. He ...

... commission in the Royal Scots, with which corps he has seen much active service. having been twice wounded—first at the battle of the Somme and latterly near Bullecourt in the recent push. Lieutenant. PiCArthur, whose father belonged to Ballyrw ney, stands ...

... in the battle of Jutland); Thomas. who is s wireless operator: and Seaman George Gamble. Hospital blue was prevalent in our street• during last week-end. Private Frank Hargey, Irish Guard., who was wounded in five places at the battle of the Somme. and ...

... unable to attend the Convention during the past two years, having been two and a half rigs in France, and through the battle d the Somme, was warmly welcomed by WI the members of the Committee. The Treasurer (Mr. Joseph M'Curry) presented the annual accounts ...

... to just now as being full up. A commemorative and in memoriam ' service in connection with the anniversary of the battle of the Somme on the Ist July, 1916, in which the Ulster Division won undying fame, was held in Bushmills Presbyterian Church on Sunday ...

... siege of Derry and the battle of the Boyne. (Cheers.) In this month it was fitting that they should recall the action of many from that district and from the North of Ireland who distinguished themselves at the battle of the Somme. (Applause.) To many of ...

... Robert was engaged in the Ulster Bank. Belfast, and on the death of his brother, Lieutenant Johnston Murphy, in the battle of the Somme. he immediately joined up in a cadet corps, and has since been in training. Mr. James Wright, Dervock, Co. Antrim, has ...