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... Edellderry, bee been admitted to hospital suffering from shell shock. He joined tbe army in 1914, and took part in the battles of the Somme and Measines. Private Francis Gillespie, Edenderry, has died from sickness while serving overseas. He was a seasoned ...
... hie baptism ender fire: He was shot throw& at Lou. and invalided home. - - ke had recovered. and wee lighting in the Battle of the Somme. In the act of throwing • bomb it exploded in hie hand. Ms eight omplately destroyed, hands shattered. Parker returned ...
... Detective-Sergeant Yandell said the prisoner was also westing three wounded stripes which! he mid bad been estimed in the battle of the! Somme. Two of the decorations. he asserted, hod been won on the more day , lie also said that be was really Private Wawa ...
... is a eon of Mr. H. F.. Crawford, Arigna, Windsor Park, Belfast. Ile sas also wounded en September 15, 1919, in the battle of the Somme (bullet through right foot and shrapnel in the etomach). In July. 14116, he was accidentally wounded while bomb instructing ...
... , bas been killed in action. Deceased joined the colours is 1914, and served with the ILI F., being wounded at She battle of the Somme. In a letter to Mrs Maloolmso• a Portadoen soldier ).--•• It is wish grief I write to inform you of the death in salon ...
... villages seemed to be filled with Hiitish troopirand with Britishers regulating thus traffic. When getting ready for the battle of the Somme they had to travel in motor lorries owing to the condition of the roads. The German prisoners were employed on this ...
... son, William L. Jackson, Royal Irish Rifles V.), ia now officially believed killed. He was reported missing after the battle of the Somme on Ist July, 1916. was engaged in business with his father, and volunteered immediately after the declaration war. His ...
... JACKSON—PrIrste Willies, 1.. Jackson. bef i t Irish Rifle.. eon of John J•clgeon , Mount. Belfast. reported miming tetH the Battle of the Somme. Ist July. 1916- now, officially reported killed. KENNEDY—KiIIed In action en ELM November.' Int Rifleman David Kennedy ...
... n and human libcriy. o Carson paid visit to fieneml Headquarters « France as the guest of Sir Douglas Haig, in ino Battle of the Somme was fought imWin, ™ - » before Thiepval. Captare of tho Mtatlnwi Rid^o. The Division took prominent part in the capture ...
... Finnebroirue, Downpatrick. He was v , ® 111 1? sUeU 29th June. 1916 during the intense bombardment which preceded the Battle of the Somme, and was again wounded in the thigh I6th iaat Urn operations north-oast of Ypres. He was prevmuslv mentioned in despatches ...
... 1.. being tlw commanding officer of the let Battalion South .Antrim Regiment (Lisburn). He won the D.S.O. in the , battle of the Somme, and this is the third time he has been mentioned in despatches. Captain W. J. B. Wiliam. 11.1.11., son of Mr. George ...
... Smith was volunteer from the 8.1. C, during the present war, and lost an arm while serving with the Irish Guards at the battle of the Somme Head-Constable M. J. Roddy, Delgany, Co. Wicklow, is transferred to Tuam, Co. Galway. Constable J. Reilly, of the Depot ...