... ULSTER AND THE WAR Belfast M.P. Wounded at Dunkirk Lieut. G, A. Clark, M.P. for the Dock division in the Northern House of Commons, who is a subaltern in the Black Watch, has arrived at the home of his parents, Sir George Clark and Lady Clark, Greenisland ...

... James Law. who L only 18 years age. and son of Mrs. E. Nevin. 31 North Street, Ballymena, was on*, the troops evacuated from Dunkirk, and he came through unscathed. is serving with the Royal Ulster Rifles. ...

... cyclists. He opened fire, and killed three motor cyclists. The remainder fled. L/Cpl. J. R. Cox, East Yorkshire Regiment—At Dunkirk during the shelling on the mole he displayed great presence of mind and a complete disregard for his own safety. Private J ...

... Leckey. of the Royal Artillery. is missing. Gunner Leckey. who Prange the Army last October, went to at Christmas. and was at Dunkirk during the evacuation. He is wellknown to Lisburn cricketers as for some years he was assistant groundsman at the local club ...

... farther afield, and are really becoming quite learned in the ways of Ulster. Reunited Stories of Ulster soldiers who were at Dunkirk continue to be told. Perhaps the most recent is an account of how three men who worked together in peace time were reunited ...

... FIGHTING GLORIOUSLY WITH DUNKIRK REARGUARD BELFASTMAN IN EAST LANCS. Pte. Wm. Henry . (Billy) M'Donald was killed in action while taking part in the memorable rear,. gudard action prior to the evacuation of the B.E.F. at Dunkirk. effect has been re- A:ceived ...

... at 40 Grove St. East, Beersbridge Road, Belfast, that k Fusilier Harold Buchanan, aged 19, was wounded at the retreat from Dunkirk on May 27. and is now in hospital in England. Fusilier C.a. old Fusilier Buchanan Buchanan was a despatch rider and had two ...

... LISBURN GIFT TO GUNNER. Gunner M'Cabe, 21 Raleigh Street. Crumlin Road, Belfast. who recently arrived home from Dunkirk, and who spent his short leave with his wife's Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Middleton, at Strathearne Place, Lisburn, was made the recipient ...

... Lifeboat Institution inquiry into the refusal of the crew of the Hythe (Kent) lifeboat to assist in the B.E.F. evacuation at Dunkirk, the coxswain and motor-mechanic have been dismissed from the Lifeboat Service. Those members of the crew who were parties ...

... who are capable and willing to bisiM the aeroplanes, tanks and ships for which the boy: cried out when they came home from Dunkirk.—Yours, etc., THUMBS UP. ...

... Continent, and that the hope of Europe reets the succes* the very forces which have ravished the countries they hav© invaded. DUNKIRK FEAT OF MERCHANT CREWS ...

... sts. Ho opened ». killed three motor-cyclists, and the lunainder fled. Lance-Corporal 1. R. Cox, East Yorks Regiment. At Dunkirk, during the shelling on the Mole, he displayed great piesence mind and complete disregard for his own safety. Private J. Fatherley ...