... Dean Reid served chaplain to the forces, and was present at the evacuation of Gallipoli in December. 1915, and the battle of the Somme July, 1916. The monthly meeting the Armagh Clerical Union was held the Church House. There was large attendance, and ...

... he thought officers and men would always regard as (Heir greatest engagement in THE CFNOTAPIII- the War—namely, the battle of the Somme. In that conflict they covered themselves with glory, and their deeds were iu everyhoily's 'moth. The 11th, indeed, ...

... East Belfast Battalion on the formation of the Ulster Division, and was wounded in the shoulder the opening of the Battle of the Somme on Ist Julv. 1916, being awarded the Military Cross for con spicoous gallantry in action upon that occasion. While home ...

... Ludendorff first Quartermaster. The attack v erdun (Falkenhayn * ambitious effort) had failed with heavy losses, and the battle of the Somme was in progress when the initial successes the Roumanian army threatened collapse in the East. I realised only too fully ...

... Inventions Department a design for tank which would do fifteen miles an hour. The Chairman said that happened after the battle of the Somme, and had no relation to the inouiry. Lieutenant Macfie. in examination, stated that attended the first meeting the ...

... remain equally historic—that of the Ulster Division advancing against the Herman trenches on that other Ist July at the Battle of the Somme in MK The Astir was owestpied by Hr. Rev. T. S. Hall, District Chaplain, who presented to Hr. Waring a Iwir of silver ...

... LEST WE FORGET. Today is the third anniversary of the opening 01 the great struggle known a. the Battle of the Somme, which tanks as the most prehmacil, and, in many reelects, the most Litter the entire war. It lasted without intermission until close ...

... LEST WE FORGET. To-day is the third anniversary of the owning 4.1 the gnat struggle known an the Battle of the Somme, which ianks as the most prolimseil, and, in many respects, the most hitter intensive of the entire war. It lasted without interinisn' ...

... INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Colonel Bogey was a most popular marching tune, especially with brass bands. Th© Battle of the Somme was depicted on many banners, while most of the flags bad crepe rosettes attached. The brethren from the South End. on reaching ...

... in act of crossing the Boyne, and on the other a re- Breaentation of the historic attack the Ulster •iviaion at tho Battle of the Somme. The officers lodge in attendance were—Brs. James Sheppard, W.XI.: Arthur*M‘Lean. D.M.; John Carson, secretary; Wm. ...

... _ ISCIDENTS Or TIE )AT. - ,7oLeeiel Bore Wa• Popular teas. The Battle of the Somme wee depicted ow teasers. white of Sees bad attacked. the South Dad, oa reachtee the cif,. proceeded via ftoyal Avian*. eheakil: Read. aad Deemark Street. 1t1411100 ...

... Lieutenant R. P. M. Wright, Lieutenant Alfred Wright, and Lieutenant Matthew Wright. The last-named was killed the battle of the Somme in July. 1916. Another son. Mr. Thomas Wright, tho engineering de part merit, the Queen's Island, was recently awarded ...