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... memory of my dear Second-Lieutenant David Andrew nephew, 33, Royal West Kents, who died from wounds in action at the battle of the Somme in July, 1916; sleo, his dear wife who died Marc 19th, 1917, at ratead, Maidstone, t. Lodge, Bea: Mary Catucant, Slatt ...
... memory of Rifleman Frank G amble, R.1.R., killed in action at the battle of the Somme, on Ist July, 1916. regretted by his father, mother, and brothers (one on active service.) Deeply the battle’s awful din, With firm resolve to die or win, A oredit to his ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Welli ’s Regiment in October, 1915, and was since June, 1916, on active eer- vice in France, and served through the battle of the Somme. The following are extracts from @ letter commanding officer written to hie mother when he was wounded :—‘‘I very much ...
... 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 ...
... consolation they have that their loved one died doing his duty—eerving Kiag, country and te ore battle—the battle hamanity. Our thoughts to-dey naturally turn of the Somme—in which so many brave men belonging to otr world wide Empire were faithful unto death in ...
... 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 ...
... = 5 THE BATTLE OF THE SOMME—The Attack of the Ulster Division, on Ist July, 1916 3 By permission of Mr. R. J. Woods, Privestown Lodge, Bangor, Co. Down, Ireland, for whom the Copyright is strietly reserved by Walter L, ) 3 e Publisbers of the Royal Acsdemy ...