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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... THE LEADER. 84 two of the four years and a quarter it raged. According to the ‘* English Review,’’ the battle of the Somme oould not have been fought by the Entente had the United States not supplied the ammunition, nor (said Mr. Bonar Law) could Great ...
... l9|7ij tnfi‘l-“ethm-ry. | in the iting on the Passohendale Ridge, was then despatched South where he joined in the last battle of the Somme, in which the Germans were forced to retreat. Captain thln was next engaged at Merville and Bethune in the northern ...
... took • prominent part In organising the Ulster VOlUn. Leers in 1914-15. and oas mentioned In despatches during the battle of the Somme. has vacated the command of the 15th Batt. (North Belfast) R.I.R pies: rs, J. Dinsmore and Son. confectAooers. Belfast ...
... famlly—Wohey Arthur. Charlotte Rilzabeth Borth,. and Thomas Joyce, tem• PornrY Bth R.I F.. who was killed In action at the battle of the Somme, July 1,1111 e. Owing to • strike of the employes of tb= department of the Newtownards U.D.C.. fa and erns in the town ...
... in the army for four years, and had been in tlie South Irish Home and Royal Irish Regiments. He had taken part the battle of the Somme and other impo» tent engagements. was very popular with, his regiments, and Monasterevaii and district he was very much ...
... Scotland. where he had tone for the gond of hi. health. Hi. tan iiona. Ley. trthite and Jamey, were billed at the battle of the Somme. Mr. J. O'Callaghan, char. man Newry Co. 2 R.D.C.. died Yesterday at St. I.lohn'Y Nutting Home. frumlin K.L.. Belfast ...
... come of new banners, which. instead of KingKlatu crominc the Boyne, bore picture' of tia Ulster Division's charge at the battle o f Somme. The started at 10 o'clock on its long march to the meeting place at billysmock, mar Holywood, under a blaring sun, and ...
... .e of William ell Orsture emoting the Itryne, end his place reprametstioma of the Ulster Little:on in &into at the Battle of the Somme. Failure attended au trident our to eliminate drumming parties. foe though many inetiern bands—brims, Ilfe and drum ...
... 1 i Irish Division went to France about the same time, sad both received as divisions their baptism of fire at the battle of the Somme is July, 1916. Throughout the rest of the campaign in France down to the very end these two divisions fought, often ...
... 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 three fln-4-rate armies in the world, the British, the French and the German. Had the war continued ...