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RUC - RIC - B Specials - USC
Royal Irish Constabulary List and Directory July 1914
RUC
1923 Belfast - U.S.C. 1923 Belfast
- U.S.C. 1922 Belfast - RUC
1923 Newtownards - Barr Ballymena Bradley
Stoneman Holywood - RIC Plaque -
USC Statue - Royal
Irish Constabulary Depot, Phoenix Park, 1921
RIC or RUC 1922 Antrim Street -
RIC Group Photo - W. J. Mills
R.I.C. -
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Inspection
of 'B' Division R. U. C. by Lt. Col. Sir C. G. Wickham, D. S. O. Inspector
General. Belfast 9. 3. '23
photo by - 'Panograph' 61 Waring Street,
Belfast
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50th
Platoon, Ulster Special Constabulary, Exhibition Hall, Belfast, 4th August 1922
"Panograph" 54 Botanic Avenue,
Belfast
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1st
North Batt: (Belfast District) U.S.C. Belfast 9.3.1922
(32)?
USC = Ulster Special Constabulary
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County
Fermanagh Company of R.U.C. Parade for Lord Derby's
Visit - Newtownards 7.4.1923 - Panograph 61 Waring Street, Belfast
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SUMMONS
Complainant: Con. C. H. Stoneman,
R.U.C. Holywood
Defendant: John Bradley, 14 Hill Street, Holywood
Date: 14th July 1931
Whereas, a Complaint has been
made to me that on the 24th day of June 1931 at Knocknagoney in said
District and County you, the said Defendant, did Cause to be used a Vehicle,
to wit a bicycle, on the public highway, during the period between one hour
after sunset and one hour before sunrise, to wit at 1.15am, without having a
Lamp on the front of such vehicle properly trimmed, lighted, and attached,
as required by 7th Edward VII, cap. 45.
This is to command you to appear
as a Defendant on the Hearing of said Complaint, at the Holywood Petty
Sessions Court, in said County on Tuesday the 21st day of July 1931, at
11.15 o'clock, a.m., before such Justices as shall be there.
Signed Samuel Sharman? J.P. |
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R.U.C. Packing Note
Roden Street R.U.C. Barrack 28th
April 1951, Belfast
G/Coats, Trunks, Trousers,
Cups ?, Whistle Chain, Ly?, Belts moist?, Baton Case, Baton, Holster
Revolver, ? Amm.
Handed in by :-
S. ? J. Bradley, 24 Rushview
Street, Belfast 28/4/51
can't find a Rushview Street in
Belfast, there's a Richview Street but it is clearly Rushview on the
document and Richview doesn't go as high as 24
Packer ? ? McKelvey
Witness, illegible, could be Sergt.
Many thanks to Len Foy for a better translation of
the document:-
G/Coats (Great Coats), Tunics,
trousers, Caps forage (uniform cap), Whistle chain, Lanyard
(for attaching revolver to belt, Belts waist, Baton Case, Baton,
Holster Revolver, Pouch ammo. (ammunition pouch)
Handed in by S/Const
(Special Const USC) J. Bradley, 24 Rockview Street, Belfast
(in 1943 Street
Directory there is a John Bradley living at 24 Rockview
Street, Belfast)
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on
back - Mr. Barr, Ballymoney Street, no other information
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Royal Irish
Constabulary Plaque
Ulster
Special Constable Model
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Royal
Irish Constabulary Panorama, Depot, Phoenix Park, 1921
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RIC or RUC Antrim Street 1922
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R.I.C.?
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Royal Irish Constabulary, Parchment Certificate
of Character
On discharge of No. 41754 Rank: Constable. Name: William Jas.
Mills who joined the above-named Force on the 6th day of December 1875 and
was discharged on the 7th day of June 1902 in consequence of Superannuation.
His general conduct during the period of his service was Very Good.
Description on Discharge: Age:44½ years. Height: 6 ft. 4 inches.
Colour of Hair: Black. Colour of Eyes: Brown. Complexion: Sallow.
Special distinguishing Marks: None. Parish and County where born:
Clonfecal, Tyrone. Single, Married or Widower: Married. Given under
my hand and seal at Downpatrick this 17th day of June 1902. Signature: ?
Rank: Co. Inspector of Down.
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