... HOME FROM DUNKIRK The members of the club were delighted to have back with them, looking fit and well. Gunner Cecil Macaulay, who. already mentioned, sailed ffrenc in one of the races. During his leave the owners and crews of the 16ft Class boats took ...

... FROM DUNKIRK TO ALL SAINTS.—A member of the B.E.F. DESPATCH RIDER WEDS. —Conner Guiseppe A.T.S. showering confetti on Lieut. Rex Montgomery Bonugli Ison of Mr and Mrs. Fred Bonugli. Waverley Ison of the late Major Montgomery. C.8.E.. D. 5.0.. and House ...

... NOW IN ENGLISH HOSPITAL. In the Dunkirk tained severe Terrace, Monks- Gunner J. town, Co. Antrim, M'Murray. were notified of Gunner M‘Murray’s injuries and he was visited in an English hospital by his father and brother who found him progressing favourably ...

... understand, be devoted to the funds of the Lame War Hospital Supply Depot. SCOUT NEWS. (By GREY OWL.) Returned safely from Dunkirk, three old Scouts of the 2nd Larne Group are spending a short-term of leave at home. They are Robert M'Gookin. Charlie Loughlin ...

... machines. Fighting on their own ground they might be expected to improve on the rate of three or four to one realised at Dunkirk. ...

... 5-12-0; 7. Miss Ray ‘Adams Bros ). 5-12-8; (5) Mollie, (12) Molcan gave up. (21» ffrenc was sailed by C. Macauley (home from Dunkirk). No. 8 got the Order of the Porpoise. ...

... Committee desire thank all concerned for the valuable he.p given them in the work. Men of the town and district returned from Dunkirk and Narvik have lately wnen on short leave home received from thts fund an acknowledgment in appreciation ot their services ...

... put it off. Up-to-date note in a Belfast suburb: A semi-detached villa—on the gate of which appears a name-plate reading' Dunkirk. LREADY the experiences of Ulster Tommies have created their collection of war stories. One heard this week concerns a n ...

... Majesty the King. Lieut.-Colonel Fergus G. Knox, of the Royal Ulster Rifles, was invested with the D.S.O. for gallantry at Dunkirk. Lieut.-Colonel Knox (who is the only son of the late Rev. D. B. Knox. M.A., of Whitehead Presbyterian Church) commenced his ...

... Robinson. Corporal Thomas Bryans, and Private Harry Rodgers. They were with the B.E.'F. and took part in the glorious evacuation Dunkirk. ROWING CLUB. It will not be for want of training Carrickfergus Rowing Club fails to be in the limelight at the various regattas ...