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H. James, Wholesale Fish Merchant, 332 Woodstock Road,
Belfast. Stores: 1 Portallo Street
Mrs. Armstrong, 1st April 1937 - 1st May 1937
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Protestant Orphan Society, 4 Clarence Place, Belfast
Albert Edward Gordon, 9 Brunswick Street, Belfast
F. J. Kennedy, 4 Clarence? Place, Belfast
Cinnamon
(Form No. 2) - Church of Ireland
Protestant Orphan Society for the Counties of Antrim and Down
This Form (No. 2) is to be used for Children whose Father is dead, and who
are to be left under care of Mother or other surviving relative. The
old Form (No. 1) is to be used in future only for Children who are Total
Orphans, and who are to be placed with nurse.
N.B. - No child admitted whose age exceeds ten years. Application should be
made for the eldest of the children under this age. Certificates of Marriage
of Parents, Baptism of Orphans, and Death of Parents, must accompany this
Petition.
I respectfully solicit that the following orphan being under ten years of
age, may be received under the care of this Society :- 1. James Cinnamond
born November? 28th 1894 2. Joseph Henry Cinnamond born
January 25th 1896
The Father died on 4th day of April in the year 1900 he was in Religion a
Protestant Episcopalian and attended Christ Church. By occupation he
was a Fireman. The Mother or Relative in whose charge the child or
children are to be left, attends Christ Church. She is by occupation a
Char? woman and earns weekly five shillings. The other children in the
family are Mary Catherine aged 16 months resides with her mother.
And I agree that, if elected, the said children shall be under the control
of the Committee of this Society, with whose rules and directions I promise
compliance, in the guidance of all my household. Dated this 23rd May
1900
Residence 80 Mountcollyer Road
The mother is a very deserving person. She was a Roman Catholic but now
attends the protestant Church. She is bringing up the children as
members of the Church of Ireland. 23rd May 1900 J. W. Henry?
Curate of Christ Church
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20th April 1967 Mr. Deighan - Trevor I.? Allen, LL.B.,
Solicitor, Arthur Street
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Sermon preached before The Orangemen of Belfast in Christ Church, Belfast on
the evening of The Twelfth of July 1857, The Anniversary of the Battle of
the Boyne by the Rev. Thomas Drew, D.D., G.C.G.O.L. of
Ireland
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Sermon, By Rev. Dr. Drew, Addressed to the Members of The Orange
Institution, July 1st 1866
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Position and Prospects of the Church of Ireland. A Sermon Preached in Christ
Church, on Sunday, March 15, 1868, by the Rev. Robert
Hannay
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November 1st 1934, John Kelly, Esq., rent of his holding
in 22/44 Dunmore Street due to Exous? Robt. O'Neill, Oed. or Ded.? James
Smyth, Estate Agent, Castle Street, Belfast
 
Mrs. M. Kerr, 24 Mount Street, Greencastle, Newtownabbey
9th July 1979 from Kirkcaldy Fife
Mrs. Kerr, 1087 Shore Road, Whitehouse, Belfast 26th March 1959 from
Coventry? Warwickshire?
 
Mrs. Mary Kerr, 1087 Shore Road, Belfast 8th June 1954 from Belfast
Mrs. Kerr, 1079 Shore Road, Belfast 26th June 1961 from Belfast
 
Mrs. Kerr, 1087 Shore Road, Greencastle, Newtownabbey, 4th February 1965
from J. Kerr, P.O. Box 1174 Crater Aden
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Hospital Adam Godfrey 1096, No. 4 Troop C. Squadron,
North Irish Horse, 3rd Division 5th Corps. British Expeditionary Force,
France 9th November 1915 from Belfast
M. Montgomery, 14 Trelford Street, Grosvenor Road,
Belfast November 9th 1915
Dear Adam, just a few lines hoping to find you still well as this leaves me
at present. I sent you a P.C. and handkerchief on Saturday, let me
know if you get it alrite. I hope you do. I have no letter from you this
week yet and I am thinking long but I suppose I will get one tomorrow. God
help you these cold nights in the trenches in the wet and everything, it is
awful. I wish it was over and you were home again for good. I hope Mother
and Father are still well. I never see your brother and I be watching out
for him any time I am in Sandy Row. This is all I can think of now till I
hear from you again. I have never got that photo yet. I am yours always in
love. Minnie M. G. (Montgomery) God be with you till we meet again Good-bye
xxxxxx rite soon
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Rev. A. Moore, Curate of Christ Church, Durham Street
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there was nothing written on the back of this to identify who wrote it
The present pulpit in Christ Church is the 3rd one and
all the same height covering 55 years without any complaint does any sane
man think that by loving? (moving) it you would make any improvement either
in seeing or hearing
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In Memoriam. Sermon on Death of Rev. R. R. Kane, LL.D. by
Rev. R. Crawford Johnson, D.D., Grosvenor Hall
3rd December 1898
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Death of the Rev. Richard Rutledge Kane, M.A., LL.D., T.C.D., Rector of
Christ Church, Belfast
Memorial Services, Held in the Church, On Lord's Day, 27th November 1898
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1936 Ganaway Lyre
(Newspaper article is dated 1956 but should be 1936)
The Ganaway Lyre Staff resume 'work' after their 51
weeks holiday up in Belfast City
"HERE WE ARE AGAIN, AS HAPPY AS KEN BE" Welcome to all our readers - old and
new - The Ganaway Lyre emerges from its annual hibernation to serve an
expectant clientele. Bigger! Brighter! and Better than ever !!!
Readers will note our change in name from the Camp Lyre to the Ganaway Lyre.
We would like however to point out that the policy remains unchanged.
Our motto, since this paper made its debut fourteen summers ago IS AND SHALL
BE "THE TRUTH THE WHOLE TRUTH AND ANYTHING BUT THE TRUTH"
HAPPINESS CAN BE BOUGHT ! BUY AND READ THE LYRE DAILY
Ganaway Lyre (no date)
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Christ Church, Belfast Mr. Wm. Shannon, Trelford
Street May 1919 Received by George Watson
ditto June 1920
as above December 1919
Ministry of food sugar registration card
Wm. Shannon, 23 Arundel Street, Belfast
signed Crawford, 52 Elizabeth Street,
Sub District Roden Street
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Strand Cinema, Holywood Road,
Strandtown, Belfast Directors: Sir Phillip Warter, Chairman; Robert Clark,
M.A., LL.B.; Eric G. M. Fletcher, LL.D., M.P.; C. J. Latta (U.S.A.); Edward
Maloney, F.C.A.; Secretary - F. W. Adair, F.C.I.S. 27th April 1951
Dear Brian, Sorry for the delay in sending you this book but I have been
very very busy. We removed to a new house on Wednesday last and it is
very comfortable. It is on the Garnerville? Road. i.e. where the City
buses turn on the Holywood Road. The house is one of the Aluminium
type houses. They are very modern inside and everything is up to date.
I hope yourself and Geraldine are both well. Whenever you see her tell
her that I will write during next week. Now study hard and let us all see
what you can do! Yours sincerely David? & Pat |
