... outside antagonisms organised against their Empire, within and without. Germany and Austria knew they w«e beaten from tbs battle of the Somme, in wkkh the Ulster Division had had each glorious part. Orangeisn was tha bedrock of Unionism in this land, and should ...

... bet duriaglaat evening it was very trident. and the rater den Linden became something like the theatre of another battle of the Somme. Artillery bad been used vigour by the Guards. and feebly answer by the Spar4cus nischineitnns. Startscus has been losing ...

... description from Sir vita opiratitas cf the ink foreeo on tho front ,inc. Ithe i,mlti terminetion of the great :deft battles on the Somme and the J tn river , . down to the signing of the armist ire on November 11th last. I Sir Doi:gine, referring to the ...

... with the operations of the British forces no the Western front since the successful termination of the great defensive battles on the Somme ; and riven to the signieg of the on November 11th lett. Sir Douglas, referring to the cation of hoMdtieo. remark/1 ...

... aolic it. profession he obtained conunieaion the f->i r.iation the I’Uter DtTiaion, and was wounded tJio opening the Battle of the Somme 1: July, 1916. ROYAL IRISH RIFLES. Temporary Captain A. A. Luor, M.C. (Fellow Trinity College. Dublin), relinquishes ...

... of praise for bis bravery, and ove from lis Lt.-Colonel states he was awarded the Military Cross for his work at the battle of the Somme. A letter received from Second- Lieutenant Clarke, dated 26th Awgut, states that his company was .{m'ully mentioned ...

... 9th Royal Irish Rides iWest Belfast Volunteers), and was second in command of that battalion at the opening of the Battle of the Somme on tat July. 19t9. He carried out the reoccupation and consolidation of the line on the following day, and was special ...

... Ormeuu Road, Belfast. This officer in the South Belfast Volunteer* in Si-ptcmbcr. 1914, and wounded at opening of the battle of the Somme, July, 1916). He obtained his commission 28th NoTcmber, 1917. and was posted to the Machine Gun Corps. Hi* younger brother ...

... i:}wblishod under the auspices of the Vater Association, 47 Bedford Row, London. Priee 1s 6d net. BEFORE THE BATTLE. 'TWAS just before the battle of the Somme, I sat within 1y dug-out like a grave, And heavy shells were passing to and from Support that held the ...

... out with them, with result that joined the most famous lister Hegiir the TnniskUhng Fusil iers. an** fought at the battle of the Somme. He went through that he!’ fire, and that occasion bis left lee was blown off below the and now had use artificial limb ...

... with them, with the result that joined the most famous Ulster Regiment, the Tnniskilhng Fusiliers, and fought at the battle of the Somme. He went through that hell fire, and on that occasion his left leg was blown off below the knee, and now he had use ...

... them, with the result that he joined the most famous Ulster Regiment, the Toniskil'ing Fusiliers, and fought at the battle of the Somme. Ho went through that hel! fire, and on that occasion hLis Jeit leg was blown off below she knee, and now he had to ...