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Lost Collection Niall and Nialla Nelson
Photos - Scrapbooks - Clippings etc.
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1) 21st November 1903 Postmark Holywood 'Royal North
of Ireland Club House, Cultra, Holywood, Co. Down' to W. H. Niall Nelson,
Esq., Rosslee, Leinster Road W., Rathmines, Dublin - Doon Nov. 21 1903
I hope to get a letter tomorrow to say what train you come by on Monday -
but I conclude it will be the 5.50. Could you take your luggage down in the
morning to the station, pack any small things you require in tiny? bag &
then you can leave your luggage with Paddy & ? will bring ? Tuesday morning.
F. H. S.?
2) Church Road, Holywood
 
 
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1) 11th July 1908 Postmark Donaghadee 'The Promenade, Donaghadee' to Mrs.
Nelson, (Doon, Cultra) Holywood, Co. Down - Some rain but one ? - arrived at
5.0 Saturday? 11? ? ?
2) 11th July 1908 'Promenade, Donaghadee' Mrs. Nelson, Doon, Cultra,
Holywood, Co. Down
 
16th ? 1952 Postmark Bu? 'Main Street, Ballybay' to Mrs. Nelson, Doon,
Cultra, Holywood, Co. Down - Tuesday The weather is lovely, having a
nice time here. Kindest regards from Blanche
   
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1) 25th February 1953 Postmark Ballymoney 'The Bay, Castlerock' to Mrs.
Nelson, Doon, Cultra, Holywood, Co. Down - Two lovely days, bright sun, feel
better ???? Love Niall
2) 23rd February 1953 'The Strand Road, Castlerock' to Mrs. Nelson, Doon,
Cultra, Holywood, Co. Down - ? down today, weather not too good, Love Niall
Driver's Licence - Mrs. Isabella F. Wilson, 194/196 York Street, Belfast
31st May 1955 - 3 Glenbroome Park, Jordanstown, Co. Antrim
 
  
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1) "Spectator" Friday 24th August 1979 Pickie Lady President's Day - Leave
it to Joe
2) Bangor Wedding of Comber Interest (no names)
3) T. Holland Wilson, 194/6 York Street, Belfast
4) 11th May 19?2 Postmark Bangor Mrs. Wilson, 25 Glenaan Court, Gransha
Road, Bangor (House of Commons)
5) 20th August 1979 Postmark Northampton to Mrs. I. F. Wilson, 1 Ambleside
Road, Bangor - Parkway Footwear - Dawn Bowls Shoes A. J. W. Dawson
6) Flora Cruise 1909 W. H. Niall Nelson - Skipper Robert McDowell - F. M.
Cooke, Mostyn R. Gardner, W. H. Niall Nelson, H. V. O'Neill - Cook W.
Knowles
      
Brown's Signal Reminder W. H. Niall Nelson 1912
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1) The Spectator Friday 13th October 1967. Include :-
Weddings of Bennett - Walsh, Curland - Bleakley, Graham - Back; James
Gribben; Robert Proctor. For Sale or Exchange; Cars and Motorcycles;
Jobs. Public Notices, Bangor Grammar School; Pets. Ballyholme
Yacht Club; Cars; Ballyhalbert Women's Institute.
2) John Sefton & Co., Valcan Works, 1102 & 104 Percy Street, Belfast
 
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1) Willie McKinley Carrey, Governors Place - Maggie Carrey, Governors Place,
Carrickfergus - A. J. Davis, lift the fingers before you strike the note.
Remember.
2) McMahon, November 4th, at 23 Fleetwood Street. James McMahon, sen.
Interment in Milltown Cemetery, on to-morrow (Friday), at twelve o'clock
noon. Friends will please accept this intimation.
3) Will of the late Mr. Forster Green
4) Hospital Saturday Collection in Carrickfergus - Railway Street, Victoria
Street, Market, and North Street - Miss Susie Weatherup and Miss Maggie
Carrey. Albert Road and North Road district - Miss Netta Shaw
and Miss Ethel Weatherup. High Street and Scotch Quarter - Miss Gracie
Elliott and Miss Daisy Feeney. Greenisland - Miss Sarah Willis
and Miss Leta Carrey. Eden - Miss Maggie Curran and Miss Jennie
Percy. Irish Quarter West and Clipperstown - Miss Clara Smith
and Miss Nellie Houston. Upper Woodburn - Mr. Henry Smyth.
Antrim Artillery - C. S. M. Underwood
5) Facts About Belfast
6) A Farewell to 1902
With all its hopes, with all its fears, With all its joys, with all its
tears,
With all its sorrow, all its pain, The year has joined the age's train.
Still it shall live and tell its tale, To England's children; and the wail
Of mother who has lost her son; Of young wife left with husband none,
Of children who have never known The joy and comfort of a home;
Because 'mid battle's deaf'ning roar Their father died on hostile shore;
Will make the year that now has past A year of sorrow to the last.
What though England glory gains Fighting on those
sandy plains;
What though men of sterling parts Have not bullets in their hearts;
What though England has to-day Underneath her sovereign sway
More than e'er she had before, - It is steeped in bloody gore.
History down the ages sends All that strife and glory
lends;
But in every soul there lies Hidden history that ne'er dies,
Telling of a brother slain On the dusky Afric plain;
Telling of a father killed; Of a lover's breath that's still'd;
Telling all the secret woe, (Woe the world will never know)
That there was when England won Glory 'neath that scorching sun.
Look how many men have died, Look how many widows cried,
Look how many maidens sighed; Must not grief like this abide.
What great rulers of our thought Have departed,
leaving nought
But a name; their souls have fled, And their bodies, cold and dead;-
O! how rich the world was when It could boast of these great men,
Sure the year must ever live By the prominence they give
By their dying; and its name. Will a solemn greatness claim,
And 'twill live, 'twill live like them - They by power of their pen,
Live within the minds of men. S. N.
7) William T. Carrey - Ardglass
8) The Sea-Gull's Glee - One day, in the absence of better game, we shot a
few seagulls, and later in the day tried them on toast, They were horrible.
Ugh! - Extract from recent holiday letter.
In madcap glee I whirl and fly Where storm winds rip and rave,
I drift and circle in the sky And skim the purple wave.
As happy as the day is long Am I because my boast
Is like the burden of my song; "I'll ne'er be served on toast."
I often flap my wings at fate When all is bright or
bleak,
And gliding down the sky elate In triumph loud I shriek.
And oft when I outsoar the lark And graze the sun almost,
I fondly to myself remark: "I'll ne'er be served on toast."
When on the shrine I rise and sink Or float the clouds
above,
I'm lost in joy until I think I'm Aphrodite's dove,
Because of time I'm not the slave That knows the chain and post -
A wistful waif of wind and wave, "I'll ne'er be served on toast."
I am no caged ringed cockatoo That mopes from morn
till night -
I cleave the shining ether through, The storm-king's acolyte.
And such I'll be until this shell So frail shall slip the ghost,
Which oft will whistle on the swell: "I'll ne'er be served on toast."
 
 
 
   
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1) Examination Paper, All questions to be answered.
2) Transport Work Ticket: Austen 12; Pte. Macdonald N, W/40908 4311760
- 6.10.43, Capt. Sharpe, 26 Hopefield Avenue, 26 Windsor Avenue, E. Hume,
Cpl.; Capt. Sharpe - Nialla Macdonald
3) Belfast Harbour Board Election, Thursday 31st March 1938
4) Cam Shaft/Crank Shaft/ Oil etc.
5) Address: C/o No: 3 Platoon, K.Coy., A.T.S., Shane's Castle, Co. Antrim
Nialla Nelson - Gases - Bombs - Appendix - Respirators
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Nialla Nelson (Recruit) Company 2 A.T.S.
Reception Dept., Lancaster Barracks, Western Command, Lancashire
INDEX: Badges of Rank; Abbreviations; Orders; Clerical Work; Letters;
Returns; Routine; Aeroplanes; Bank and Cash; Part II Orders [A]; Bombs; Part
II Orders [B[; Kine Theodolite
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A.T.S. Notebook - Good Discipline - is a noble quality
to be achieved, it brings with it a dignity of character, a courtesy of
outlook, and a spirit that knows no defeat.
List of items covered: Regimental Orders (Lec I); Rights & Privileges;
Official Letters; Messing & Economy (Lect. I); War gases (Lecture I); Fire
Fighting; Discipline; Salvage; Kit Inspection; Censorship; History of
Women's Services; Pay & Allowance (Lecture I); Army Organisation (Lecture
I); Military Law (Lecture I); Messing & Economy (Lect. II); Army
Organisation (Lecture II); War Gases (Lecture II); First Aid (Lectures I &
II); Pay & Allowance (Lecture II); Regimental Orders (Lec. II); A.B.C.A. War
Preludes etc.; Army Organisation (Lec. III); Pay & Allowance (Lec. III);
Army Education; Military Law (Lec. II); Security; N.B.'s on Pay; Forms which
go with you; First Aid (Lecs. III & IV); M.T. Lectures & Index
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