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names include Scarlett, Brown, Alister, Hilton,
Mayne, Knight, Herron etc.
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Port of Belfast Hand Book 1920
Local Shipowners, Shipbrokers and Shipping Agents & Tug Boat Owners
St. Donard's Parish Magazine July 1966
A New Vision
Holy Baptism :- "Suffer the little children to come unto me"
May:
29 - Glenn, Robert, son of Robert and Ellen Stafford, 32 Steen's
Row
29 - Philip John, son of Robert and Elaine Thompson, 2 Orangefield
Drive South
29 - Ann Lynn, daughter of Thomas and Eveline Bailie, 40 Orangefield
Parade
29 - Lesley Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Russell and Margaret Coey, 43
Orangefield Drive
June:
5 - David William, son of William Noel and Stella Reid, 7 Ulsterdale
Street
5 - David Anthony, son of David and Jane Leckey, 2 Woodlee Street
5 - Kerry Ann Elizabeth, daughter of Richard Trevor and Daphne Margaret
Courtney, 17 Woodcot Avenue
19 - James Gehard, son of James and Marie Maartje Luke, 29 Bloomfield
Road
19 - Paul Alexander, son of George Henry and Mona Gardner, 5
Lichfield Avenue
19 - Paul Victor William, son of Joseph and Pauline Ellen Finlay, 27
Ravensdale Street
19 - Lee Ann, daughter of Thomas and Ann Turkington, 44 Orangefield
Parade
19 - Allison, daughter of Frederick and Eliza Jane Wightman, 8 Clara
Road
Holy Matrimony - "As for me and my house we will serve the Lord"
May:
28 - Robert Raymond Beers, 15 Rank Road, Dundonald and June Coates,
85 Dunraven Park
June:
14 - Mark Ferran, 7 Duncairn Gardens and Deidre Lavinia McHenry,
7 Farnhurst Way, Braniel
18 - Brian Hutton, 10 Parkgate Crescent and Clara Rodgers Rainey,
22 Trillick Street
Holy Burial "Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord"
June:
8 - Ellen Boyd, 37 East Bread Street
11 - Edward Brownlee, 6 Clara Avenue
18 - David Hamilton, 88 Imperial Street
We would express our sympathy with the bereaved and especially with Mrs.
Hamilton, who husband lost his life while he was engaged in demolition work
at the Parochial Hall, and with Mr. and Mrs. Brownlee, whose son was killed
in a motor accident outside Dromore.
Flowers for the Holy Table
July:
3 - Mrs. A. Millar
10 - H. Anderson
17 - Miss M. P. Cuddy
24 - Mrs. Todd
31 - Mr. and Mrs. T. Farrell
Joe and Phyllis Watson; Mr. and Mrs. John Hayes in Memory of Mrs. Hayes
parents Jonathan and Mary Addison.
St. Donard's Parish Magazine April 1971
The Rector Writes
Holy Baptism "Suffer the little children to come unto me"
March:
7 - Michael, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Totton, 86 Lord Street
7 - Edward Milton, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Hamilton, 26 Avondale
Street
7 - Tracey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Logan, 30 Sandhill Park
7 - Robin John, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Totten, 6 Orangefield Drive
South
7 Glen Matthew, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Malloy, Site 12 Abetta Parade
8 - Andrew David, son, and Tracey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Jamison,
Greenville House, Bloomfield
Holy Matrimony "Whom God hath joined together let no man put asunder"
March:
10 - John Graham, 13 Queen Victoria Street, and May McCune, 2
Brenda Street
20 - Graham Johnston Morton, 41 Knock Road, and Carolyn Ferguson,
3 Chobham Street
Burial "I am the resurrection and the life, saith the Lord"
February:
27 - Maud McVicker, 402a Beersbridge Road
March:
1 - William McCullough, 21 Nevis Avenue
2 - Samuel George Graham, 112 East Bread Street
Flower List for April
4 - Mrs. Davidson
11 - The Nixon Family
18 - Mrs. Ann Marshall
25 - Mrs Perrott
St. Donard's Parish Magazine September 1971
Holy Baptism "Suffer the little children to come unto me"
August:
1 - Paul, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Embleton, 37 Glendower Street
1 - Joanne Margaret, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. Magee, 33 Greenville
Road
1 - Alexander, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. McClelland, 31 Greenville Road
1 - Jason, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McConnell, 23 Larkfield Park
1 - Leslie Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Miller, 6
Ravenscroft Avenue
1 - Kelly Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Sheppard, 269
Beersbridge Road
1 - William David, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Shepherd, 22 Marquis
Avenue, Bangor
Holy Matrimony "Those whom God hath joined together let no man put
asunder"
4 - Derek Michael Taylor, 38 Sagimor Gardens, and Jacqueline
Heather Denness, 10 Sagimor Gardens
5 - David John Essex, 5 West Lodge Crescent, Fixby, North
Huddersfield, and Sarah Smith, 4 Carrowdore Gardens, Bangor
7 - Cecil Anderson Porter, 24 South Crescent, and Iris Roberta
Burton, 15 Jocelyn Street
12 - Michael Dermot McCaughan, 67 Millisle Road, Donaghadee, and
Yvonne Louise Stanford, 145 Grand Parade
Burial "I am the resurrection and the life, saith the Lord"
August:
4 - Margaret Gilliland, 114 Hyndford Street
10 - Mary Irvine, 21 Wingrove Gardens
16 - Annie Christina Morrow, 22 Sagimor Gardens
Flower List for September
5 - Miss Crawford
12 - Mrs. Gribben and Miss McKnight
19 - Mrs. C. Melling
26 - Mrs. Selvey
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The Solemn League and Covenant, Ulster, Signed Sept. 28th 1912
Royal Ulster's Resolve, We Will Not Have Home Rule, No Surrender
Ulster Volunteer Force Hospitals, Report for Year Ending 31st March, 1953
Contents - Board of Management and Trustees - Administrative Offices -
Medical Staff
General Report 31st March 1953
Short Historical Survey Senior Medical
Officer's Report 1952-53
Craigavon U.V.F. Hospital, Belfast
Mr. D. Heathcoat-Amory, M.P.,
Minister of Pensions, at Galwally Hospital,
6th January 1953
The Prime Minister of Northern Ireland and Viscountess Brookeborough at
Craigavon Hospital, 8th October 1952
Galwally U.V.F. Hospital, Belfast
Admissions and Discharges
Acknowledgments
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Blackpool Glittering Parade of Shows and Stars
Merridale, 16 Balmoral Road, South Shore, Blackpool
Mr. & Mrs. H. Whitaker
  
L/Cpl. R. Scarlett 1936 44th Belfast Company Boys' Brigade
  
Secret Dream Card
 
Genuine Piece of Cork from this fine old tree from Peter Patterson
James Cagney, Cyd Charisse, Pier Angeli, Norman Wisdom
James Robertson Justice, Elizabeth Sellars, Ann Blyth, Alec Guinness
Debbie Reynolds, Robert Taylor, John Kerr, Magda Miller
Odile Versois, Anthony Steel, Gene Kelly, Lana Turner
Jarma Lewis, Glenn Ford, Kay Kendall, Howard Keel
Gordon Scott, Elizabeth Taylor, Ann Francis, Stewart Granger
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1) Aunty Jenny, Been very stormy since I arrived until to-day. The sun is
shining now and the Barometer has changed
2) Postmark Stoke-on-Trent from Lily to Mrs. M. Scarlett, ? 14 Trelford
Street, off Grosvenor Road, Belfast, Ireland - Dear Minnie, Just a P.C. to
let you know that I have arrived alright, having a good time. Will be home
on Saturday
3) 15th July 1953 Postmark Blackpool from Billy to James Scarlett, c/o Swiss
Chalet, 2 Merrion Row, Dublin, Eire - Dear Jimmy, Having a smashing time
here but have not reached this stage yet. Hope you can say the same. Weather
moderate
 
N.Z. To dear Minnie, From Little Lyall aged 8 months
 
6th May 1932 Stanley Herron
 
July? 1930?
 
We were so pleased when the word came to tell us he would be home. It
was 2 weeks from the time we got the cable till he arrived here. His
wound is quite healed up but his shoulder aches, so I suppose it will come
against him in his work. We were lucky to get him home after all he went
through. He had an abscess in his throat coming out on the boat and had it
lanced and was very bad. I will write soon and give you all the news.
Love from Ettie
The Life Boys
44th Belfast - Life Boy D. Scarlett, 14 Telford (Trelford) Street, Belfast -
J. Howard
Life Boys Membership Card D. Scarlett
Palmerston Players, Wellington Hall, Y.M.C.A. 30th October 1942
Boys' Brigade 44th Belfast J. Scarlett Pte. 14 Trelford Street S. G.
Stewart, Captain
 
The Boys' Brigade, Belfast Battalion, Summer Camp, Ganaway 1936
Ganaway Summer Camp Millisle 1935
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1) Camp Staff: Commanding Officer, Mr. E. R. Powell, Capt. 20th Coy;
Major, Mr. H. Fair, Reserve of Officers; Adjutant, Mr. J. Forward,
B.Sc., Lieut. 21st Coy.; Chaplain, Rev. W. Chestnutt, M.A., Chaplain
42nd Coy;
Battalion Secretary, Mr. S. Gihon, Capt. 3rd Coy; Medical Officer, H.
A. Warnock, Esq., M.D., D.P.H., Hon. Battalion M.O.; Commissariat
Officers, Mr. W. Finney, Reserve of Officers, Mr. J. Craig, Capt. 1st Bangor
Coy.; Quartermaster, Mr. J. Wilton, Capt. 54th Coy; Transport
Officer, Mr. G. Armstrong, Capt. 66th Coy.; Sports Officer, Mr. J. M.
Rea, Capt. 60th Coy.; Camp Treasurer, Mr. N. Rea, Lieut. 27th Belfast
Coy.; Bands Officer, Mr. J. Steen, Lieut. 44th Coy.; "Camp Lyre"
Editor, Mr. F. J. Parkinson, Lieut. 44th Coy.
2 & 3) General Instructions
4 & 5) Transport Arrangements & Equipment
6) Daily Routine
7) Grace
8) Scripture Readings
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1) Saluting
2) Orderly Duty - Dress & Bathing
3) Medical Arrangements - Bands & Buglers -
Camp Inspection - Games & Sports
4) Sports continued - Excursions - Camp
Sing-Song
5) Camp Sing-Song continued - Canteen - Camp
Bank
6) Badge Tests - Official Camp Visitor -
Miscellaneous
7 & 8) Visitors are Welcomed in Camp
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1) Sports Programme
2) Remember Me - Entry Fee
3) Programme of Camp Sports
4) Line Events
5) Junior Entry Form
6) Senior Entry Form
7) The Good Camper
Boys' Brigade "The Torch" 1952
The Bugle Call September 1937
Coronation Year Demonstration 1953 Boys' Brigade
Boys' Brigade Musical Pageant 1949
Daily Sketch, Saturday, April 13, 1946
Still on crutches as the result of a war wound, Lord Rowallan, Chief Scout,
got an enthusiastic welcome from this patrol when he visited the rally of
Scouts from three counties at University Parks, Oxford. He exchanged
greetings with every Scout of the dozens of troops present.
1933 Mrs. Scarlett, 14 Telford Street, off Grosvenor Road, Belfast
1952 Mr. J. Scarlett, 14 Trelford Street, Belfast, N. Ireland
13th March 1940 Belfast Postmark to Mrs. D. Scarlett, 14 Trelford (Telford)
Street, Belfast
Stamped Montague Burton Ltd., 26-27 Ann Street, Belfast - 88 Squadron R.A.F.
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