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... recovered. and is now serving with the Egypiian Forces. Private James Lunn, RJ.F., was wounded in the ankle at the ‘battle of the Somme on Ist July, 1916, and is now convalescent at Tipperary. The only one who has escaped up to the present is Private Henry ...
... November total of British, Allied, and neutral losses was 333,443 tons, as against only 306,108 tons during last month. BATTLE 07 THE SOMME. ...
... have been admitted to Hospital suffering from wounds. Rifleman Alex. Luke, third son was killed in July, 1916, the battle of the Somme. Archie was gassed twice and William was previously wounded. MACKâRifleman William Mack, Royal Irish Rifles, eldest ...
... Sergeslit Robtrt 8. Cl.arltch, Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, has been again wounded. He was severely wounded at the Battle of the Somme, on t! a tat July, 1916, after whieh he was posted for duty to the Tnniskilling Fusiliers at Finner, and having volunteered ...
... recovered, and is now serving with the Egyptian Forces. Private James Lunn. R IF., was wounded is the ankle at the battle of the Somme on Ist July, 1916, and is now coavalement at Tipperary. The only one who has escaped up to the present is Private Retry ...
... unusually eko®! In fiction. Sir A Cor an History tns War resumed with the first connected and detailed account of the Battle of the Somme 1916. PdjM u>d JOHH Wlf B, ii> *• OansTn rnD**f Wofte, Otar* SW«*, Bilnw, Tumv, Hat !•, I>U> ...
... Ulster at the Somme. SIR CONAN DOYLE’'S TRIBUTE. In the course of a detailed story of the battle of the Somme, which commences in the current number of the * Strand Magazine,” Sir A. Conan Doyle pays an eloquent tribute to the gallantry and dash of the ...
... tffeot that Is a prisoner of war Germany. dieting 1916, went to the front with the Ulster Division and took part in ths battle the Somme. Prior to so{(•ting ha was tbe employment of the Braidwater Weaving F*otory. His brother, John Harbison, la serving (be ...
... the effect thathis son, Rifleman Robt. Cresswell, R. 1.14, is missing since 21st March. Rifleman Croswell was in the battle of the Somme, and was wounded in a subsequent engagement. Before the war he wad to enthusiastic member of the 13.V.F., nad was one ...
... number of The Strand Magazine Sir A. Conan Doyle contributes the first two chapters of the battle of the Somme, which is deecribed The greatest one - day battle ever fought.” Speaking of the magnificent conduct the Ulster Division, The division to the ...
... been admitted to hos ital suffering from wounds. !(lfleman Alex, {.‘uke. a third son, was killed in July, 1916, at the battle of the Somme. Archie was gassed twice and Wililam was previously waunded. Rifieman Win. Mack, Roval Irish Rifles, eldest son of Sergeant ...
... war in Germany. He enlisted in 1915, and went to the front with the Ulster Division, with which he took part in the Battle of the Somme. Prior to %oininx the colours he was employed in the Braidwater Mill. His brother, Private Charles Watson, AS.C,, has ...