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... never applied more a|>tly the officers anv divioion than to the glorioia 36th. (Applause.) Referring the opening of the battle of the Somme, when the division made such glorious name for itself, the General sgid had been bark over the battlefields at Thiepval ...
... 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 ...
... inspected the whole line from Ypres to St. Quentin, paid particular attention to the field whereon was fought the first battle of the Somme. Included in this is the neighbourhood of Tbiepval, where Captain Craig was wounded and taken prisoner. and his companions ...
... understand the messing of what they tee. but. nesertheltea. they will go. Just three ohosi year.. ago the gigantic battle. of the Somme opened. and oompane after' company of home toasty trp. were thrown at those fortified iopteround Comm-. The sued ...
... scientific soldiers could have been made. As it was their success cost them dearly. The French used to say after the battle of the Somme that there were tliree first-rate armies in the world, the British, the French, and the German. Had the war continued ...
... mind the desperate attacks that wore made when they tried force the Gormans back, first at Festubert and then at .the battle of tho Somme. In those attacks the Irish regiments again covered themselves with glory. They helped force tho Germans little hack ...
... K.I. (West Belfast Volunteers) in September. 1914. and went overseas with them, and was wounded in the head at the Battle of the Somme on 1-t July, 191(i. Prior to enlistment, was a member of West Belfast U.V.F., and was employed by Messrs, liar land ...
... l.'o:ffl'fl—)n llqol‘iu‘dlleh“firl\'l of l:mr den: , Rifleman r Wallace, 12 tt, WIR. kitled iflu\«m 15t :lc;[\a wu the battle of the Somme. * Ever remewbered by his loving Father and Mother, Brothers ard Sisters. 2 Queen Stre-t, Ballymena. ’ DEATH OF MRS ...
... 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 ...
... taught German. Captain Giba.ui v'rvrd with the 9th Koval Irish r ustbers in France and Flanders, and was wounded at the battle of the Somme. Unionist Clnts.— Unionist clubs hove been formed Drumhillery and Tynan, in the Parliamentary division Mid-Armagh. meeting ...
... He refused to give him anything, and the defendant said he would have it in for him. Witness had loat hi# leg at tho battle of the Somme. When sitting the same night in the kitchen of Mrs. Torrens the defendant came the door and said he wanted him. When ...
... in the Lishum district at ?Accent. On the front is a splendid painting of King William while a representation of the Battle of the Somme, showing the immortal elinrge of the Ulster Division, adorns the otter side. Bro. Hey. .1. W. Gamble presided over the ...