Its History would not be complete without some reference to the Ulster Divisional Fund. This Fund owed its inception to General Nugent's forethought. The 36th Division was certainly the only one to look forward to the period after the war as early as 1915. Before quitting the Division in 1918, General Nugent executed a Trust Deed in favour of Lord Dunleath and Sir Robert Kennedy, establishing a Trust for the benefit of officers and men of the Division, their wives, widows, children, orphans, or dependants. Roughly speaking, a sum of £18,750 has been administered by the Administration Committee, to whom the Trustees delegated the management of the Fund. Of this over £14,000 was derived from divisional undertakings, including the canteens, the concert party, the cinema, etc., and over £2,000 from dividends and interest. It must be remembered that the sums derived from divisional undertakings represent a proportion only of their actual profits. Large sums were expended in France, on sports outfits, on Christmas fare, on free buffets at horse shows and other entertainments, and on the still more important buffets for "walking wounded" during the progress of a battle. The Fund was opened to applications for relief in February 1919. It has now been practically all distributed in grants to relieve and assist men of the Division, and has been without doubt of very great value. The total number of grants made exceeds two thousand five hundred. The record of the 36th Division is high and honourable. The names of the actions in which it fought, given according to the official report of the "Battles Nomenclature Committee," are as follows: 1916 The Battle of Albert, July. 1917 The Battle of Messines, June; The Battle of Langemarck, August; The Battle of Cambrai, November. 1918 The Battle of St. Quentin, with Actions for Somme Crossings, 21st-25th March; The Battle of Rosières, 26th-27th March; The Battle of Messines, 10th-11th April (108th Brigade and one Company 36th Machine-Gun Battalion only); The Battle of Bailleul, 13th-15th April (108th Brigade and one Company 36th Machine-Gun Battalion only); The Advance in Flanders, 18th August-6th September; The Battle of Ypres, 28th September-2nd October; The Battle of Courtrai, 14th-19th October, with Action of Ooteghem, 25th October.