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... evacuated when he left the Somme 1 vear ago. To-day there was some fighting on the east of the High Wood. Germav guus were shelling Fricoort Wood and village, :nd Marmetz, their old Jine at the heginning of the first battle of the Somme. It was rot a particalarly ...
... Volunteer* outbreak of war, proceeding to Trance with the Ulster Division. He was severely wounded Ist July, 1916. the battle of the Somme. His relatives reside at Castle Upton. Tempiep a trick. The War Office reports that Private Wm. J. Templeton. Seaforth ...
... eerving since the formation of the Ulster Diflalon. He was mentioned in despatches Sir Douglas Haig connection with the Battle of the Somme. His father, who formerly served the 4th Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, holds commission while employed recruiting duties ...
... STRIKI.VO TRIBUTE. On liunday the second arilthl teary the memorable chars, of the Ulster Division at the opening nt the Battle of the Somme was observed in a fitting manner in Bellsst and throughout the Imperial Wartime. It, its splfailid dent of seine on ...
... 1918—1916. The Two ■ Battles of the Somme. The Press Association says;—lt interesting to compare the results of the recent fighting on the British and French fronts in the Somme area with those achieved in th’e first battle the Somme. From ...
... Carson addressed the following telegram to Car. Charles Craig, M.P., of the Ulster Division, who, taken prisoner at the battle of the Somme in Jul:. igih, has been transferred from Germany to Holland for internment: On behalf of the Ulster Unionist Pprty ...
... in .coon isereporeell Lieut. 0'K, '-ho sae an artiste Nethinehet, joined the ILIA. in 1015, and weee through the battle of the Somme, the Cavebtrai elensiee, the 'Ain of Past t - ...
... Captain Charles C. Craig, is the representative of South Antrim. lie was wounded and taken prisoner at the opening of the battle of the Somme while serving the Ulster Division, and is still in the hands of the enemy. The nests of Colonel Craig's elevation to ...
... trench. also assisted carrying oat the last man of the party when returning to the trenches He was twice wounded the battle of the Somme on July I, 1916. When recovered from hie wound* returned Franoe, having obtained commission the regular army, and was ...
... confusion S Yas 2“}111% too utr}‘ld covered with corpses. ? » . 10-day wil jn 28 latest news here, there 2 less the attathe battle of the Somme % enon gfi‘éefi‘fi& Sks being less violent and fmy g oba e : ‘{fi‘al‘ks Witqh‘ fza.rrb:i,?gd’ \‘lot is ob:er;‘o:fi,m gll% ...
... sjecond-Lleutenant. 7th Koval Dublin Fusiliers (attached 2nd Royal Irish Rlfles . Killed action, 9th October, 1916. the Battle of the Somme, fna. Interred near Poeteres. France. Aged 22 years. Faithful unto death.’ The unveiling ceremony was performed the ...
... it is outrage insult to onr dead that the Sinn Feiners who shot our soldiers in the back only few weeks before the battle of the Somme should now be coming here preach their disloyalty and to ask the mothers and fathers and the brothers of . those who ...