... July, 1916. 7he Battie of the Somme. mmmorntiv: Services in Lurgan On Sunday last spedal services Comr | memorative of the brave deeds of the galiant soiders of the Ulster Division wha fell in the Battle of the Somme on Ist July, 1016, were held in ...

... para graph 40.000 month, but there are obvious reasons against adopting this course unless, as was the case after the battle of the Somme, he obliged make premature drafts the class intended for next year’s campaign. In the Cer man casualty lists for May ...

... Rillenian William Magee, Royal Irish Rifles. was killed in action on the 21st lust. Deceased, woo warn wounded at the Battle of the Somme on July 1. cance through the recent advance safely. He was 22 years of age, a son of Mr Daniel Magee, Clorelly Street ...

... LOCAL JOTTINGS. Corporal James Hogg. R.1.R., son of Mr. William Hogg. son., Ralnamore, wounded in the great battle of the Somme, who has been in the Convalescent Hospital, Holywood, for some time. came home on Wednesday evening for a abort leave. Mrs ...

... paragraph 40,800 a month, but there are obvious reasons against adopting this course unless, as was the case after the battle of the Somme, he is obliged to make premature drafts the date intended for next year's campaign. £n the German casualty lists for ...

... joined the T . 9th battalion R.I.P. in September. 1914, and was POLITICAL PRISONERS. severely wounded at the battle of the Somme. Private Joseph Grimy. Edenderry, reached The ok r k read • f rom the Cork home on Sunday morning from Frans, where ...

... instmetrd by Me:irs. Tenon and M'lnorelli foe the defendants. That Lt. Johnaten Murphy. yes then through the heart. at the battle of the Somme on July Ist, 1916, and wan dead. era' the oomiunton arrived at he Rieman Ifoutgonarr). now a pea stoner of war, who ...

... gallant Ulster sons in that great battle, and to the DUTY'S CALL WELL ANSWERED. memory of the heroes who fell so gloriously . Nothing but a battle lost is half so mel. fighting for King and country and for the ancholy as a battle won. Some such thought honour ...

... Liddy, Deputy Giand Master of the City of Dulilio, who presided, referred to the gallottry of the. t Division at the battle of the Somme, and maid tilillCS weld , On this country as at pr. saint prob. ably they would deprived of tlioir rights privileges ...

... back over the long succession of stir.' i ring events since the Allied infantry went over the top at the Somme ! The Battle of the Somme is the most tremendous conflict in which the British Army has ever engaged, and it may he I doubted whether this ...

... 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 ...

... They thrilled with sorrow and admiration for tho heroic fight and splendid courage the Ulster Division the Somme. (Hear, hear.) The old battle-cry. Surrender,” had been proved to empty boast. It breathed the unconquerable spirit of their men. It was for ...