... 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 ...

... in action October, at the age of nineteen. Deceased volunteered when only fifteen years of age, and was wounded the battle of the Somme, on July 1, 1916. He was formerly a member of the Church Lads’ Brigade. St. Michael’s Company. Previous enlistment ne ...

... TEIING TO BOLL L’P This swift reappearance of the enemy in the wilderness of the Somme and the vigour with which he had tried to drive forward the flanks I of his battle front leave doubt to his I intentions. doubt he is still trying Toll us up. have ...

... use all the time they were with the Division, that they had greatly facilitated the evacuation of tlio wounded at tho Battle of the Somme, and that at one time the engines were hardly shut off for davs. He also mentioned that the cars were able to fitted ...

... Fusiliers. Street, Portadown, has been awarded the Military Medal for gallantry the held. . His brother was hilled at the battle of the . Somme on July Ist. Rev. John Edmund Hamilton. C.F., awarded the Military in the Birthday Honours, the Presbrteri in minister ...

... volunteered with the Ulster Division for active service. He took nart in the battle of the Somme in the year *916 in w'hich the Ulster Division was engaged, and came through the many battles unhurt. Whilst with the Ulster Division he was serving an officer. Some ...

... serv with that rank in a Territorial regime namely, the Northampton?, while residing England lie took part in the battles Vimy Ridge, Somme and Messines. wounded once, but is now serving at front. YOUTHS. WEEKLY TELEGRAPH; SATKRDA Y.' JANTTAKY 19; 191« ...