... Irish GuarcU; Lieutenant Henry 1. Mahaffy. Royal Flying Corps; Lieutenant Daniel Rorke, R.G.A.; Second-Lieutenant Robert Kelly Pollin, Irish Rifles; Second- Lieutenant Alexander M. Turnbull, Royal Flying Corps. The judges, members of the Bar. and all in ...

... British Armv and to have the honour of supplying to its strength three fine regiments in the Royal Inn.sktlling Fusiliers, the Royal Ulster Rifles, and the Royal Irish Fusiliers. EXPLOSION IN GLASGOW. MAN DEAD; WIFE INJURED. .\n explosion in a tried fish ...

... his Royal Highness laid the foundation stone ef the Art Gallery. Thousands of citizens crowded these thoroughfares and joined in a joyous acclaim. -Members of the Training Corps the Willowfield Church Lads’ Brigade lined that section of the Royal route ...

... Great War the Tate Dr. Henry quickly volunteered and spent three years’ active service in France and Belgium with the Royal Army Medical Corps. He was also keenly interested the activities of the Boys’ Brigade, and took an active part in connection with ambulance ...

... Belfast area, and therefore lilting that the “Two Minutes” Silence should I*o observed in previous year*, with dio solemnity. On the main wall ihe General Post Office in Royal Avenue is a Roll Honour, bearing the names almost men, drawn from’all branches ...

... life-saving appliances, ; „i.,i r. *^ ® f. Admiralty Irefore Comm it te*- appointed to report on the or ganisation of the Royal Corps of Con•j *tors and other cognate questions. was a source of pleasure to his '’ friends when h» was created a M Privy Council ...

... to f the’Royal’ Garrison Artillery, quav and accompanied the injured rc j (Fortress) Company of the Royal to Spike Island. Engineers, the South Ireland Signalling i. i»tvw * Section of the Royal Corps ot Signals and i: 1 ARTY S K • 1 t the ...

... and he withdrew his amendment. ..«i*Killing i‘nsili«'is the corps Roval Fusiliers (Princess Victoria’s) will lie linked together and form one corps as_from 14th April next. The battalions of corps thus formed will retain the distinctive designations, and ...

... F. Henry; Royal Engineers Major F. J. Donnelly, M.C. • Royal Army Medical Corps Lieut.-Colonel J. G. Johnston, M.C., and Major H. Emerson. M.C.; 16th (Pioneer) Batt. Royal Ulster Rifles by Major H. F. Shepperd, M.C.; Royal Army Service ...

... latter being observed Mr. Harold Holmes, BaUymoney). From Ballycastle the route continued the Glenshe&k Road to Armoy with three observed sections—Warnock’s Wart, Boyd’s Pride, and the Armoy water splash. The following, amongst others, observed : Messrs. ...

... opportunity for discussing Army policy would lie given. complained that notwithstanding the new technical corps provided for, particularly the Royal Air Force, the Secretary for War still maintained the otiier forces not only undim but very considerably ...

... twenty minutes’ delay to the mail train service. FREE STATE FORCES. SOME CANDID CRITICISMS. THE LACK OF DISCIPLINE. “An Observer” continues his articles Ibis week’s “Spectator” on “Ireland Revisited.” The pressing question, sajg, is—What means bus the ...