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1913 Tel. directory 1824 Pigots (Belfast) & (Bangor) 1894 Waterford Directory
1898 Newry Directory Bangor Spectator Directory 1970

names include Reilly, Ritchie, Hodgen, McMaster & Allen
I can't guarantee these all belong together
they may arrive with me in one box but could be separate lots

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Bangor Collegiate School June 1939
on the tube this panorama was in -
To Miss H. R. Reilly, Killeen House, Massey Avenue, Stormont, Belfast Postmark: 22nd August 1939 Belfast

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1) Service of Thanksgiving for Miss Molly Ritchie, Fitzroy Avenue Presbyterian Church, Belfast
Wednesday, 4th December 1957 - Order of Service
2) 1919 Borough of Belfast, Commission of the Peace for Albert Hodgen, Esquire, 277 Springfield Road, Belfast
Gerald Horan - not that clear but can be made out (Our Justices to enquire by the Oaths of good and lawful men of Our Borough aforesaid, and by all other ways and means by which the truth of the matter may be best known of all and all manner of, Treasons, Murders, Manslaughters, Burnings, Unlawful Assemblies, Felonies, Robberies, Witchcraft, Enchantments, Sorceries, Magic Arts, Trespasses, Forestallings, Regratings, Engrossings, and Extortions, whatsoever, any of all and singular other misdeeds and offences of ...... )
3) Poems. by the late William McMaster, Ballynasher 1916 - While rests the body 'midst the gloom, Of darkness and decay, His spirit far beyond the tomb, Enjoys unclouded day. A message sped from Sion mount, To summon him above; And now he rests beside the Fount, Of everlasting love. - In Loving Memory of my dear husband William McMaster (aged 73 years) who departed this life, Monday 29th June, 1914, Interred on Rocavan Burying-ground, on 1st July. Margaret McMaster, Ballynashee, December 1916
4) Miss Emily Press, Ballylesson Church Sunday School, Christmas 1899. G. P. Mitchell Rector of Drumbo (George Patton)

Red Letter Days To Mary Ann with her brother's fond love H. W. A. (Allen?)
A Register of Anniversaries and Birthdays
Dec. 7 - 1891 - Mrs. McIn(tosh)
Printed by Marcus Ward and Co., Royal Ulster Works, Belfast

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1) January 4, 1907 - F.L.B. = 5th January 1905 Wm. Atkinson 77 died
2) 11th January 1926 R.P.K. died
3) 15th January 1851 M.A.B. born - Dromara Co. Down
4) 16th January - Aunt M. A. 15th 1921 = Hugh W. Allen 1922
5) 8th February Ba???? 1877 = Mrs. Camlin 1911 died = Baby James 1912 born
6) 10th February Dear Father 1914 in his 86th year
7) 19th February 1856 Dear Mother Coleraine aged 29 years
8) 25th February 1925 Bagdad Knight - V. McIntosh married
9) 5th March Tuesday 1929 Douglas McIntosh

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1) 8th March 1933 M. E. Bushele or ile? went to Shiels' Inst?
2) 12th March 1921 Lady Aspinale
3) 13th Marsh 1933 Katie
4) 16th March 1883 Glencormac
5) 19th March 1895 Glencot - Angus Cameron McIntosh entered into rest aged 75 = 20th March - John Allen born
6) 26th March 1917 - George Duncan
7) 30th March 1922 - Uncle George
8) 31st March 1930 - Monday D. or Dr. Bergin fell asleep
9) 5th April 1872 M. E. B. born

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1) 15th April 1919 - Mrs. Beckett
2) 16th April 1918 - John Francis Turnley, killed in action = 18th April 1850 - Father & Mother, Derriaghy married
3) 19th April 1902 - Eliza Bushele = 20th April 1854 - Charlotte
4) 22nd April 1936 - A. & F. left Bathgate Drive = 23rd April 1917 - Hugh Charles Allen died
5) 27th April 1884 - Uncle Wm. aged 52
6) 28th April 1934 - F. J. Turnley
7) 4th May 1916 - Thursday S. Dinnan? = 6th May 1930 Tuesday - F. E. C. Fred Cowan
8) 14th May 1893 Sunday - Rev. J. W. Murray entered into rest 29 years B. mena
9) 19th May 1936 Tuesday - Jennie McI. (ntosh?) died

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1) 24th May 1879 - J. C. A.
2) 27th May 1858 - to Dunm???
3) 29th May 1908 - Sam B. born
4) 1st June 1823 - Uncle John = 3rd June 1885 - Susan Allen born
5) 7th June - A. C. McIntosh birthday = 9th June 1857 - Coleraine F. married to A. Clements = Alfred Beckets birthday
6) 10th June - Charlie Allen born = 11th June 1828 J. C. born Baptized next S. B-derry (Templecormac)
7) 23rd June 1915 - B. M. ? fell asleep 47th year
8) 26th June 1909 Saturday - married at Pretoria John Allen to Isabella Christina von? Ahlefildt?
9) 28th June - George Camlin born = 29th June 1844 - Grandfather C.? fell asleep in Jesus

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1) 4th July 1923 - 234 Duncairn Annie Camlin = 5th July 187? - married
2) 9th July 49 - Father returned from ?
3) 14th July 1875 - S. J. B. died
4) 19th July 1847 - S. J. B. born
5) 22nd July - 87 Mrs. Lucy Jameson died = 24th July 1878 - Hugh and Charlotte married
6) 2nd August 1915 Monday - Aunt Martha 80th year = 3rd August 1906 - Uncle John aged 83 ought to be 30th = B or M. Thompson
7) 10th August 1854 1891 - Charlotte Allen aged 37 years
8) 15th August 1906 - F. & A. B. married at St. Peter's Belfast
9) 20th August 1922 - Robert Swirles Smirles died

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1) 30th August 1906 - Uncle John fell asleep aged 83
2) 3rd September 1864 - M. L? Grandmother fell asleep
3) 6th September 1915 - John Upton Beckett born
4) 7th September 1903 - M. E. B. Went to Glasgow for training
5) 14th September 1928 - Oliver Niele?
6) 25th September 1918 - Maria W.
7) 3rd October 1852 - F. E. C. born
8) 5th October 1874 - F. L. B. born
9) 7th October 1903 - Robt. Ludgate to M. E. Camlin, St. Peter's Ch., Dublin = 8th October 1920 - Aunt Eliza Jane died

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1) 18th October 1903 - Margaret McIntosh fell asleep Braemar?
2) 1st November 1870 - left B. = 2nd November 1870 - Came to D. = 3rd November 1887 - Robt. W. Bushele died
3) 10th November - M. - M. - cG. married
4) 21st November 1933 - J. McG. - ? Tuesday
5) 2nd December 1916 - Alic H or Alec H or K.
6) 19th December 1915 Sunday - Rev. J. N. Shearman = 20th December 1927 Tuesday - T. McCurry
7) McGalliard - June 16, 1938, at Burnside, Carnlough, Jane, widow of John McGalliard. Funeral at 2 p.m., to-day (Saturday), to New Cemetery, Glenarm. Deeply regretted.

Bangor Fire Brigade at the station on Castle Street, Bangor (now Boots Chemist/Asda)
"The Gallery" W. A. McFadden, Picture Framer and Restorer, 10 Bangor Road, Groomsport.

                Alex. Kerr (shop)                                                 not sure what this is < CLICK

Masonic Hall, Arthur Square, Belfast                                  Site of the Hall before clearing

Isaac Slaters Directory of Ireland 1880 - Bangor, Co. Down
BANGOR
Conlig, Crawfordsburn, and Groomsport
     Bangor, a post town, seaport, and a parish, the latter partly in the barony of Lower Castlereagh, but chiefly in that of Ardes, county of Down, is 114 miles N. by E. from Dublin, 12½ E.N.E. from Belfast, and about 6 W.N.W. from Donaghadee, seated advantageously on the south side of Belfast Lough or Carrickfergus Bay, and on the direct sea-coast from Belfast to Donaghadee. This is a very ancient town, and its early history is involved in some obscurity. Saint Comgall founded an abbey about the middle of the sixth century, which was burnt in 674, and rebuilt in 1125, by Malachy O'Morgair, then abbot; he also added an oratory or chapel of "white stone," from which the place derived the name of Beanchoir, now Bangor, signifying the "White Church," or "Fair Choir." Part of the abbey ruins still exist, and the traces of the foundations show it to have been of great extent. The town has little to boast in regularity of streets, or magnificence of its public buildings; the principal thoroughfares are kept clean; near the beach are some neat lodging houses and villas, and the vicinity is enriched with several elegant seats. R. E. Ward, Esq. is proprietor of the town, and resides at Bangor Castle, a splendid building in the Elizabethan style of architecture. The old castle, built in the year 1600, is now entirely demolished. Crawfordsburn, the charming residence of Major John Sharman Crawford, and the magnificent seat of Lord Dufferin, are both within two miles of the town. The harbour is good and commodious; there is a neat and useful pier, and a fine beach, well adapted for bathing. There is a neat and commodious wharf, and a steamer plies during the summer months for the conveyance of passengers to and from Belfast seven times a day. These conveniences and attractions, together with the hot and cold baths, render this one of the most agreeable localities for summer resort in the north of Ireland. The Belfast Banking Company have a branch here; and there are also gas works. Bangor was incorporated by charter of James I. and previous to the Union the corporation returned two members to the Irish Parliament, since which period the borough has ceased to be represented. A court of petty sessions is held by the magistrates of the county on the first and third Wednesday of each month. The Protestant Episcopal church is a beautiful edifice, with a lofty spire. The interior contains a handsome monument to one of the Hamilton family, formerly proprietor of Bangor. The other places of worship are for Wesleyan Methodists, Roman Catholics, and Presbyterians. The established charities are National schools and a dispensary; there is also a cottage hospital in course of erection. Fairs: January 12th, May 1st, and November 22nd. The parish of Bangor has an area of 18,015 acres, and contained in 1861, 8,022 inhabitants, and the town of Bangor (which is wholly in the barony of Ardes), 2,531 of that number; and in 1871, 7,175. of which the town numbered 2,560.
     Conlig is a small village, in the parish of Bangor, barony of Ardes, 3 miles s. from Bangor, on the main road to Newtownards. On Conlighill is a stone monument erected by Lord Clandeboye, in memory of his mother, the late Countess of Gifford. Population in 1861, 432; and in 1871, 324.
     Crawfordsburn is a village, in the parish of Bangor, barony of Lower Castlereagh, 2 miles w. of Bangor. This place is situated in a glen, about half a mile from the sea shore. The seat of Major John Sharman Crawford, J.P. and D.L. is a short distance from here. There is no business of any importance. Population in 1861, 145; and in 1871, 106.
     Groomsport is a small fishing village, in the parish of Bangor, barony of Ardes, situated on the sea shore, on the road from Bangor to Donaghadee, two miles E.N.E. of Bangor, and is much resorted to in the summer months for sea bathing. There is no particular branch of business carried on. Population in 1861, 428; and in 1871, 324.
Post Office, Main Street, Bangor, John Matthews, Post Master.
    "      "    , Clandeboye, Isabella Green, Post Mistress.
    "      "    , Conlig, Dorcas Campbell, Post Mistress.
    "      "    , Crawfordsburn, Eliza Waugh, Post Mistress.
    "      "    , Groomsport, Jane Bowden, Post Mistress.

Nobility, Gentry & Clergy
Barcroft, Mr. William G. Stafford House, Crawfordsburn Bell, Miss Hannan, Ballwoolly Bingham, Mr. Jerald, Ellensville Blochman, Mrs. ?, 7 Sandy Row Boyd, Mr. Hugh Alex., Sandy Row Boyd, Mr. John, St. Helens Boyle, Mr. David, Conlig Cameron, Mr. Alexander, Craigavad Carswell, Mr. Aaron, The Villa Charters, Mr. George W., Craigavad House Chittenden, Mr. Thomas G., Lower Clifton Clarke, Rev. William, West View Cleland, Richard R., Esq., Rathgael Coates, Mr. Arthur H., Seacliff Cochran, Mr. James, West View Connor, Mrs. D., The Tower Connor, Foster, Esq., J.P., Seacourt Cowan, Andrew, Esq., J.P., Ward Villa Cramsie, Mr. John, Carrigorm, Greypoint Crawford, Major John Sharman, J.P. & D.L., Crawfordsburn House Crawford, Mr. William, Craigavad Cuthbert, Mr. Albert G., Parade Davis, Mr. William, Tachnamard, Crawfordsburn Dufferin, the Right Honourable Lord, Clandeboye Duke, Rev. John, D.D., Craigavad Gilmore, Mr. Robert, Glen Cottage, Crawfordsburn Gordon, Mr. ?, Greypoint Gordon, Rev. David, Conlig Graham, Mr. Hugh, Ballyholme Graham, Mr. James, Ardbraccan Terrace Guthrie, Mr. William, Clifton Villa Harries, Rev. John, Conlig Henderson, Captain Alexander M., Ballykilair House Heron, Mr. Francis A., Craigavad Heyn, Mr. James, Lower Clifton Higginson, John McConnell, Esq., J.P., Carnalea House Kinghan, Mr. Samuel, Glenghana Kinsley, Miss Eliza, Ardbraccan Terrace	Latimer, Rev. James, Groomsport McCabe, Rev. Peter, Ashloanen McCormick, Mr. H. McNeill, Craigavad McCracken, Mr. James, Ballyholme House McCullough, Miss ?, Rathgael McCutcheon, Mr. David, Craigavad McDornan, Mr. John, Prince Town Villa McMurray, Mrs. Susan, Ballymagee McNeill, Mr. Henry, Ballykilair M'Tear, Mr. George, Craigavad Maguire, Rev. Edward, A.M., The Rectory Maxwell, Mrs. J. P., The Lodge, Groomsport Maxwell, Major Robert P., J.P. & D.L., Groomsport House Miller, William, Esq., Conlig Mitchell, Mr. Alexander, Craigavad Mitchell, Mr. William S. Olinda, Craigavad Moore, Mr. James, Dalchoolin, Craigavad Mulbreney, Mrs. ?, Craigavad Neill, Mr. H. J., Craigavad Neill, Mr. John, Kensington Villa Neill, Mr. Robert, Sandy Row Nicholson, James, Esq., Balloo Patteson, Rev. William, The Manse, Ashloanen Pattison, Jacob Luard, Esq., J.P., Clandeboye House Patton, Rev. Alexander, M.A., Main Street Quartz, Rev. John, Ballymullan Richey, Mr. William M., West View Robinson, Mr. John, Prince Town Lodge Ross, Mr. William, Craigavad Speckman, Mr. A. W. C., Craigavad String, Mr. Alexander, Ardbraccan Terrace Taggart, Mr. John, Craigavad Thompson, Mr. Henry, Rockville Thompson, Mrs. Maria, Main Street Trimble, Mr. Samuel, Craigavad Ward, Robert Edward, Esq., J.P. & D.L., Bangor Castle Watson, Rev. Charles, A.B., Brunswick Terrace Woods, Mr. James, Ellensville
Schools
Church Educational School, Craigavad - Thomas Coombs, master Endowed School, Main Street - James H. Rainey, master Infants' School, Hamilton Street - Marianne McKerrall, mistress National Schools :- Ashloanen - Joseph W. McKee, master; E. Pace, mistress	Ballymullan - Samuel Bailie, master; Mary Ann Beattie, mistress Church Quarter (No. 2, girls') - Ann McDonagh, mistress Conlig - James McDonald, master Groomsport - Isaac Harvey, master Main Street - William J. Sloan, master; Margaret Green, mistress Market House (No. 2, male) - Wm. McDonagh, master
Bakers Edgar, Robert, Main Street McMeekan, John, Main Street Matthews, John, Main Street Bank Belfast Banking Company (Branch), Parade - draws on the Union Bank, London - Albert G. Cuthbert, manager Blacksmiths Cargo, John, Conlig Cargo, Henry, Ballymagee Street Smiley, William, The Quay Taylor, Samuel, Ballymullan Boot and Shoe Makers Cameron, Andrew, Abbey Street Campbell, Robert, Main Street Chatfield, James, Ballymagee Street Diamond, Andrew, Ballymagee Street Dunn, James, Conlig Hanna, William, Main Street McBride, William, Main Street McBride, William, Abbey Street Montgomery, William, Crawfordsburn Montgomery, William, Conlig Neil, Robert (& leather cutter), Main Street Pollock, Henry, Ballymagee Street Brick Manufacturers Bowman, James, Main Street Hermon, James, Strickland Place Pollock, James, Ballymagee Street Butchers Bowman, Robert, Main Street Coulter, Henry, Main Street Gibson, Alexander, Castle Street Jelly, Samuel, Main Street Carpenters Fletcher, James, Ballymagee Street Kennedy, Henry, Crawfordsburn Kennedy, John, Crawfordsburn McFerran, Alexander, Ballymagee Street McMeekan, Alexander, Quay Street Morgan, Daniel, Groomsport Sibison, Magnus, Somerset Terrace Coal Merchants Bowman, James, Main Street McCartney, Joseph, Ballymagee Street Montgomery, James, Limebrook Cottage Neill, Robert & Sons, 6 & 7 Sandy Row Corn Merchants Lowry, Thomas (and flax), Ballymaconnell McGilton, John (& miller), Ballyholme McMurray, James H., Ballymagee Street Matthews, John, Main Street Farmers ~ in Balloo Curran, ? Gaw, John Jordan, John McCormick, Nath. ~ in Ballycormick Clarke, James Moore, John Patterson, John Perry, John Reid, Robert ~ in Ballygilbert McWha, Alexander Moorhead, John Musgrave, John ~ in Ballygrot Moffet, John Moffet, Patrick ~ in Ballymullan Campbell, Agnes Finlay, Andrew McKee, William Nelson, Hugh ~ in Ballysallagh Finlay, Elizabeth Finlay, Robert Kennedy, John Kennedy, Wm. Wright, James ~ in Ballyvernon Brown, Ellen Gray, William J. Kennedy, John ~ in Drumkirk Boyd, Alexander Boyd, Hugh Cannock, William Crawford, Jane Crickard, William Hawthorn, John Kelly, James Maxwell, Ephraim Patterson, Alex. Rankin, James Shaw, William Fire, &c. Office Agents Caledonian - J. Matthews, Main Street Life Association of Scotland - Wm. Hanna, Main Street Sun - James Bowman, Main Street Grocers (see also shopkeepers) Brice, James, Main Street Brown, Elizabeth Jane, Main Street Edgar, Robert, Main Street Fletcher, James, Ballymagee Street Furey, Hugh, Main Street Hanna, William, Main Street McKee, Henry, Main Street McMeekan, John, Main Street Matthews, John, Main Street Pim, E. & W., Main Street	Hardwaremen Fletcher, James, Ballymagee Street Hanna, Joseph, Main Street Hanna, William, Main Street Neill, Maria, Main Street Hotels Belfast, Abram Jordan, Parade Imperial, Jane Mathews, Main Street Royal, William Parkes, Parade Victoria Charles, Blacke, Quay Street Linen & Woollen Drapers Campbell, Frederick, Main Street Furey, Hugh (woollen), Main Street Green, Lizzie, Main Street Hanna, William, Main Street Heyburn, James, Groomsport Hull, Mary, Ballymagee Street Montgomery, Samuel, Main Street Nesbit, William, Sandy Row Milliners & Dressmakers Erskine, Ellen, Main Street Green, Lizzie, Main Street Gunning, Isabella & Sophia, Main Street Killits, Usula, Gray's Hill (Ursula?) Ledgerwood, Ann Jane, Main Street Painters Bryce, Thomas, West Street Gorman, Robert A., Quay Street Gray, James, Station Street Hanna, David, 19 Quay Street Ship Owners Neill, Robert & Sons, 6 & 7 Sandy Row Shopkeepers & Dealers in Sundries (see also Grocers) Agnew, Eliza, Groomsport Brown, Elizabeth Jane, Main Street Campbell, Dorcas, Conlig Carroll, John, Main Street Christie, James, Ballymagee Street Clancy, James, Groomsport Cloney, Eliza, Castle Street Curragh, James, Groomsport Fletcher, James, Ballymagee Street Gemmell, Martha, Conlig Hasson, Alexander, Grey's Hill (Gray's) Heyburn, James, Groomsport Kelly, Ann, Ballymagee Street Lamant, Mary, Main Street Loughery, James, Quay Street Loughery, Rose, Ballymagee Street McCartney, John, Quay Street McConnell, Isabella, Ballymagee Street McCormick, Samuel, 20 & 22 Main Street McCune, William, Church Street McGowan, Adam, Crawfordsburn McMurray, Isabella, Ballymagee Street Martin, James, Quay Street Moore, David, Conlig Neill, Charles, Quay Street Nelson, Elizabeth, Gray's Hill O'Shea, Thomas, Main Street Patton, Isabella, Ballymagee Street Rippett, James, Ballymagee Street Wallace, Robert, Crawfordsburn Wilson, Martha, Conlig Woods, Eliza, Craigavad Spirit Dealers Andrews, Robert, Groomsport Brown, Elizabeth Jane, Main Street Campbell, James, Crawfordsburn Cargo, William, Castle Street Christie, James, Ballymagee Street Conway, William John, Conlig Finlay, Charles, Main Street Furey, Hugh, Main Street Gill, Samuel, Conlig Johnston, Eliza, Ballymagee Street Kerr, Margaret, Main Street McConnell, John, 20 Ballymagee Street Morrow, David, 28 Ballymagee Street Neill, Charles, Quay Street Pim, E. & W., Main Street Thompson, Jane, Quay Street Torbitt, James, 19 & 21 Ballymagee Street Surgeons Bell, Henry, L.R.C.P. & L.R.C.S., Main Street Bolton, Rouben, Main Street (Reuben) Higginson, Henry, M.D., Bridge House Tailors Kirkpatrick, Thomas, Grey's Hill (Gray's) McGowan, Adam, Crawfordsburn McIlveen, Wm., Ballymagee Street Montgomery, Samuel, Main Street Miscellaneous Gorman, Robert A., chemist & druggist, Quay Street Hanna, Wm., glass & china dealer, Main Street Irvine, David, watch & clock maker, Main Street Lilley, Wm., nail maker, Ballymagee Street McKenzie, David, designer and embroiderer, Main Street McMeckan, Alexander, cabinet maker, 19 Quay Street Martin, William, car owner, Main Street Montgomery, Jas., lime burner, Limebrook Cottage Moore, Agnes, stationer & Newsagent, Main Street Moorhead, Hugh, cooper, West Street Morgan, Thomas, tinsmith, Main Street Neill, Robt. & Sons, lime burner, Sandy Row Oliver, Samuel, saddler, Main Street Rea, Samuel, plumber, &c., Main Street Syme, James, upholsterer & furniture dealer, Main Street
Public Buildings, Offices, &c. Places of Worship and their Ministers Protestant Episcopal Churches:- ~ Church Street - Rev. Edward Maguire, A.M., rector; Rev. Charles Watson, A.B., curate ~ Craigavad - Rev. John Duke, D.D. ~ Groomsport - Vacant Roman Catholic Church :- ~ Ashloanen - Rev. Peter McCabe, C.C. Presbyterian Churches :- ~ Main Street (First) - Rev. Alexander Patton, M.A. ~ Ashloanen (Second) - Rev. William Clarke ~ Ballymullan - Rev. John Quartz ~ Conlig - Rev. David Gordon ~ Groomsport - Rev. James Latimer Baptist Chapel :- ~ Conlig - Rev. John Harries Methodist (New Connexion) Chapel :- ~ Sandy Row	Coast Guard Station, Quay - William Page, chief officer-in-charge Coast Guard Station, Groomsport - Peter Kenny, chief boatman in charge Constabulary Station, Main Street - Thos. Walsh, constable-in-charge Dispensary, Catherine Place - Reuben Bolton, M.D., surgeon Gas Works, Ballymagee Street - Robert Russell, sec.; Hugh Barr, manager Harbour Office, Parade - Wm. Roberts, harbour master Market House & Petty Sessions Court, Main Street - held on the first and third Wednesday of each month - Major John Sharman Crawford, J.P. & D.L. presiding magistrate; John C. McGowan, jun., clerk of petty sessions. Victoria Baths, Sandy Row - Robert McMurray, proprietor
Car To Newtownards Railway Station (about four miles from Bangor), a Car from Keenan's, Main Street every morning at nine, and afternoon at one. Conveyance by Railway on the Holywood and Bangor Line Station, Main Street, Bangor - Samuel Boyd, station master Station, Carnalea - Henry Carson, station master Station, Clandeboye - Andrew Moreland, station master Station, Craigavad - Richard Hutchinson, station master Conveyance by Water To Belfast, Steam Packets, from the New Wharf, seven times a day during the summer season
1880 Slaters (part of ~ end of Banbridge)
Miscellaneous - continued Thomson, David, toy and fancy goods dealer, Bridge Street Weir, Isabella H., servants' registry office, Bridge Street Willis, George, marine store dealer, Scarva Street Wyly, Edward, clerk to Board of Guardians, Mountain View Terrace Public Buildings, Offices, &c. Places of Worship and their Ministers Protestant Episcopal Churches :- ~ Church Square, Banbridge and Seapatrick - The Venerable Henry Stewart, D.D., rector; Rev, Alex. Ryder, B.A., and Rev. Ernest A. Cooper, B.A., curates. ~ Loughbrickland - Rev. Jeffrey Leffroy, rector; Rev. Robert White, curate ~ Magherally - Ministers various Presbyterian Churches :- ~ Scarva Street - Rev. John S. Hamilton, M.A. ~ Ballydown - Rev. James Wilson ~ Castlewellan Road - Rev. George Wilson ~ Magherally - John C. Clarke ~ Loughbrickland - Rev. Alexander Buchanan ~ Loughbrickland (Covenanters) - Rev. Joseph Frazer Hurst Baptist Chapel :- ~ Newry Street - Rev. Samuel James Banks Methodist Chapel :- ~ Banbridge - Rev. John Donald, D.D. Roman Catholic Church :- ~ Dromore Road - Very Rev. John O'Brien, P.P.; Rev. John Quail, curate ~ Loughbrickland - Rev. William Bradley, P.P.; Rev. Abraham McNamara, curate Unitarian Meeting House :- ~ Banbridge - Rev. Francis McCammon Unitarian Chapel :- ~ Church Square - Rev. ? Basford Poor Law Union - Workhouse, Banbridge Governor - James Craig Matron - Sarah Ann Craig Protestant Chaplain - The Venerable Henry Stewart, D.D. Presbyterian Chaplain - Rev. George Wilson Roman Catholic Chaplain - Rev. John Quail Medical Officer - John Hawthorne, M.D. Schoolmaster - James Campbell Schoolmistress - Margaret Kennedy Clerk to the Board of Guardians - Edward Wyly Relieving Officers - John Bambrick and Samuel Beck Registrars of Births, Deaths and Marriages Superintendent Registrar - Edward Wyly Deputy - James Craig; office at the workhouse ~ for Ballyward - James Rowan ~ for Banbridge - Wm. Dobbin, M.D. ~ for Crossgar - Samuel Davison, M.D. ~ for Dromore - Marshall Weir ~ for Loughbrickland - John McKain ~ for Tanderagee - James Taylor	Marriage Registry Office, Newry Road :- ~ Registrar - William McCormac ~ Deputy - J. L. Davidson Banbridge Gas Light Co., Reilly Street ~ Samuel Hill, jun., secretary; James Mearns, manager Banbridge Literary and Mutual Improvement Society, established 1853. Rooms, Bridge Street ~ The Right Hon. Lord Edwin A. E. Hill Trevor, honorary president and representative in the Society of Arts Union of Institutes; J. Temple Reilly, Esq., D.L., J.P., vice -president; G. Gerald Tyrrell, chairman; Richard Linn, secretary Catholic Institute and News Room and Young Men's Society, Dromore Road - The Very Rev. John O'Brien, president; Daniel McConville, secretary. Constabulary Station, Church Square ~ Thomas J. N. Robertson, sub-inspector; William Davies, head-constable Constabulary Station, Loughbrickland ~ Owen Maguire, sergeant Corn Market, Scarva Street Dispensary, Scarva Street ~ Wm. Dobbin, M.D., medical officer Dispensary, Loughbrickland ~ John McKain, medical officer Grass Seed Market and Public Crane, Scarva Street ~ James Harvey, weigh master Hibernian Bible Society's Depot, Bridge Street ~ James Lyle, agent Library and News Room, Bridge Street ~ Joseph Walker, librarian; Richard Linn, secretary Marquis of Downshire's Rent Office, Church Square ~ Jno. Temple Reilly, Esq. D.L., J.P., agent; Thos. Crozier and Son, Church Square, and 19 Lower Dominick Street, Dublin, law agents Petty Sessions Court, Victoria Street - sits every alternate Thursday ~ William MacCormac, clerk Stamp Office, Bridge Street ~ Elizabeth Ardery, sub-distributor Temperance Hall, Dromore Street Town Commissioners' Office, Newry Road ~ Robert McClelland, chairman; Wm. MacCormac, clerk Town Hall, Scarva Street and Bridge Street Cars To Lurgan, a car from Hugh Hills, Bridge Street daily, at ten morning and half-past five evening. To Rathfriland, a car from the Railway station at half-past nine morning and half-past five evening. Conveyance by Railway on the Great Northern Line ~ Station, Banbridge (on the Banbridge, Lisburn and Belfast Branch) ~ Geo. Scarlett, station master Cars from different hotels meet.

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