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... praise for his bravery, and one of his | Lieutenant-Ool. states he was awarded the Military Cross for his work at the Battle of the Somme. A letter received from Second- Lieut. Clarke, dated 26th August, states that his company was specially mentioned in ...
... above three men belonged to the coatemptible little army, Private Hector M'Kenzie, Roval Irish Rifles, captured at the Battle of the Somme on Ist July, 1916, is enjoying a furlough at his home, High Street, Gilford, after being over two vears in captivity ...
... in the 9th Royal Irish Riges mand of that battalior at the (West Belfast Volunteers), and was second in com- of the Battle of the Somme on Ist July, 1 Ne. le carried out the reoceupation and consolidation of the line on the following day, and was mentioned ...
... ne fantry Briga He was appointed Brigede-Maj , in France, on 18th Jennary, 1916, and with the Ulstermen at the the Battle of the Somme on Ist July, On of 23rd February, 1917, he was transferred to another Division on his as a General Staff Officer (2nd ...
... Mr. A. Armstrong, the outside anta- said Popery behind Empire, within and w: and A knew they were beaten from the battle of the Somme, in ehich the: Ulster Division had had such @ gle- tous and ho should was ook of to 688 the women nionism in this thet ...
... solicit by profession he obtained a commission on the {: mation of the Ulster Division, and was wounded e Somme on | Juiv. 1916. the opening of the Battle of OYAL IRISH RIFLES, Temporary Capt@in A. A, Luce, M.C. (Fellow his eomm:: Trinity College, Dablin) ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... dealing witn the operaticas of the ‘British forces on tho Western front since the successful termination of the great battles on the Somme aad the Lys rivers, down to the signing of the rarmistice on November last. Sir referring to the cessation lof hostilities ...
... Ormeau_Road, Belfest This officer enlist e South Belfast Volunteers in September, 1914, and was wounded ning of the battle of the Somme (Ist July, 1916). November. 1917, and was He obtained his commission mn 28th Gun Co Muck the Machine 26th Divisional ...