... present at the battles of Neu\*e Chapelle, second battle of ypres. Loos, and the Somme from the Ist of July the middle of October. received the Meritorious Service Modal for his work during this battle. Following the Somme was present at the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... dead. A- the Duke of -.aid. “No body men could respond Utter than the Ulster Division, and when think Thiepval and the battle _of the Somme our hearts swell with pride.” Nor can forgot the telegram sent *lo Sir Edward Carson our beloved Sovereign whose conduct ...

... British, campaign (1918) is bis defence of Lieut.- General Sir Hubert Gough.. who commanded th© Fifth Army in the second battle of, the* Somme, and was withdrawn from th© com-r mand after the sensational retirement (states the London Daily Express”). General ...