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... LEAVING THE CITY HALL FOR THE CENOTAPH. (RIGHT) MASTER DEREK HOLDING THE ROYAL ARMY MEDICAL CORPS WREATH. BELOW-(LEFT) COLONEL H. A. PAKENHAM, C.M.G., DI., PLACING THE 11th SA yr( ROYAL ULSTER RIFLES' WREATH. (RIGHT) EX•MEMBERS OF THE 11th BATTALION R.I.R ...
... heads are to bare - in importance that of a Royal personage. The ■ } charming fashion of the ban lean Twenty additions have been made to County Althono-h the Court's observance of Lent is rot entire Diplomatic Corps and the American cl- retui - ne ...
... British Army and to have the honour of supplying to its strength three fine regiments in the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, the Royal Ulster Rifles, and the Royal Irish Fusiliers. PRINTING IN ARERICA. IMPRESSIONS OF ENGLISH VISITOR. Mr. W. G. Appleyard, ...
... at night by the 800 Special Constables of the Observer Corps, stationed at listening posts spread over Sussex, Surrey, Suffolk, Essex, Kent, and Hampshire. As hostile planes were discovered by the observers the information was telephoned to the nearest ...
... being strongly represented. A large detachment of the Royal Ulster Rifles from Annagh Depot paraded, in charge of Major Rodwell, as well as contingents of the British Legion (Captain R. Whitsitt), Royal Ulster Constabulary (Head-Constable Kennedy), Boyfi ...
... if they want see the person, they can put these on to the televisor.* ARMY CORPS DISARMED. Chinese Nationalists Suspicious of Troops’ Loyalty. » SEVERE FIGHTING. The 31st corps the Nankin (Moderate Nationalist) Army been by order the Military Council, ...
... second lieutenant in the 10th London Regiment, and served in Gallipoli. In 1916 he trasferred to the Royal Flying Corps, in which he served as observer and as pilot in Egypt and on the Western front. He was twice wounded. ...
... gazetted second-lieutenant in the 10th London Regiment, and served Gallipoli. In IDIG he transferred to the Royal Flying Corps, in which he served observer, and as piTot in Egypt and on the Western front. He was twice wounded. ...
... Educated privately, graduated M.D., M.Ch.. at the Queen’s University of Ireland and in the following year entered the Royal Army Medical Corps, Major-General O’Keeffe has close associations with Belfast. l!i« wlfs daughter the late Mr. William iioird, l\» ...
... were placed as follow Royal Air Force, Wing Commander A. C. Wright, A.F.C., and P/L. MartmgeU; Royal Artillery, CapUin R. F. Henry; Royal Engineers, Major J. Donnelly, M.C.; Royal Ulster Rifles, Major R. D. Williams, M.C.; Royal Ulster ...
... 435. Ist Essex—2o and 412. sth Koval Scots—2o and 308. The Divisional troops, artillery, engineers, medical corps, army corps, and veterinary corps between them accounted for further 21 officers and 169 other ranks, a grand total 246 officers and 5.296 other ...
... that gallant corps That wears the barp and crown. I mean the Bourbon heroes, The Royal County Downs. Wnen George HT. a Bourbon heard, He answered with a smile. Egad they are a gallant hand Those lads of Erin's Isle, Their colour shall be royal blue. They'll ...