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Hoult
Brook Parkinson Hoult
just a small collection of things not specifically connected to Ireland
except for the bottom item and the fact these things all ended up at auction
in Northern Ireland so there has to be a connection somewhere.
I assume this is Mr. Hoult, I like the smiling ones
but it seems he liked the bottom one best :)
27670 Hoult written on the back PD 27670/47
no idea who this is
Parisian Studios, 27 Church Street, Liverpool
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1)
24th April 1943 - Confidential Headquarters Northwest Sector, 24th April
1943, Subject: Control Mining Station Reykjaskoli. To: Admiral
Commanding in ...land.
This is to certify that this date I have taken over operation of the
above mine field from Lieutenant B. P. Hoult, R.N.V.R. and same is
functioning to my complete satisfaction.
All technical property of this station is taken over this date and is in
a satisfactory condition.
Philip W. Merrill, Lt. Col., 11th Infantry commanding.
2) October 1943, 22nd
October 1943 - Naval Message Confidential to C in C Rosyth (R) RNO
Inverness, BAO Inverness, Capt. LCB Rosyth from Admiralty - Lieutenant
B. P. Hoult appointed Cochrane for duty with Captain Nicol is appointed
to Force Headquarters to dare 22nd. October, and should carry out the
duty referred to in your 191815. TOO 210232 October 1943 TOR
210132 October 1943 T/P P/L MMM 0210 H SECS CAO CAPT LCB 4 SEC TO CAPT
LCB Engineer Officer 1st November 1943
3) October 1943, 1st
November 1943 - Naval Message to Admiralty Secret (R) RNO Inverness from
C in C Rosyth - Following received from BAO Inverness - "At conference
with Army today, Army requested that Navy provide Senior Lieut. to work
with Army Captain appointed as Camp Commandant, Cameron Barracks, and
arriving tomorrow 20th October, these two officers to co-ordinate
marching in of the two Services. With reference to Rosyth No.
3721/0986XDVI/B of 16th October, para 4, request one Lieutenant RNVR be
appointed as soon as possible to Inverness. TOO 191815 October 1943 CSO
LCB T/P To all addressees. Engineer Officer 13th November 1943
4) October 1943, 15th
November 1943 - Naval Message to Capt. LCB Rosyth BAO Inverness - At
conference with Army today, Army requested that Navy provide Senior
Lieut. to work with Army Captain appointed as Camp Commandant Cameron
Barracks, and arriving tomorrow 20th Oct., these two officers to
co-ordinate marching in of two Services. Request Army may be informed
when officer of joining. TOO 151514A October 1943 TOR 191608
October 1943 T/P P/L CMH 1745 CAPT LCB 4 SEC CAPT LCB 4 Engineer
Officer 15th November 1943
 
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1) a) 2nd December 1942 - This is to Certify
that Lieut. B. P. Hoult, R.N.V.R. has served as Officer c/o C.M.(O)
Liverpool in HMS Eaglet from the 10th day of March 1941 to the 21st day of
July 1942 during which period he has conducted himself to my entire
satisfaction. A keen and reliable Officer. C Macana???? Captain
R.N. Chief Staff Officer to For/cleveport?
b) 30th April 1932
- This is to Certify that Brook Parkinson Hoult has served as Temporary
Lieutenant (Sp) R.N.V.R. in Iceland under my command from the 3rd day of
August 1942 to the 30th day of April 1943 during which period he has
conducted himself entirely to me satisfaction. A conscientious and most
reliable Officer who has maintained an isolated C.M. Station in a high state
of efficiency. N. V. Grace Captain, Royal Navy Chief of Staff to
Admiralty Commanding Iceland.
c) October 1943 -
This is to Certify that TY. Lieut. B. P. Hoult, R.N.V.R. has served as Staff
Officer to Captain LCB under my command from the 5th day of August 1943 to
the 23rd day of October 1943 during which period he has conducted himself
to my entire satisfaction. A willing & reliable Officer. ?? Captain
L.C.B. Mann? Admiral Commander-in-C? Rosyth
2) a) 17th
February 1947 - This is to Certify that Lieut.-Cdr. B. R. Hoult, RNVR has
served as First Lieutenant in HMS "Nuthatch" under my command from the 29th
day of June 1946 to the 17th day of February 1947 during which period he has
conducted himself to my entire satisfaction. A zealous & hard working
Officer who had charge of the two ? Camps on this Air Station. He brought
these Camps to & kept them in a high state of efficiency & was particularly
helpful in improving living conditions. L. S.? Rebbick, Captain H.M.S.
"Nuthatch"
b) 31st August
1945 - This is to Certify that Lieutenant (Sp.) B. P. Hoult, R.N.V.R. has
served as First Lieutenant in H.M.S. Nuthatch" under my command from the 7th
day of July 1944 to the 31st day of August 1945 during which period he has
conducted himself to my entire satisfaction B. L. Hu? Captain H.M.S.
"Nuthatch"
3) 20th May 1944 -
This is to Certify that Lieut. (?) B. P. Hoult R.N.V.R. has served as Staff
Officer (P???) in LCB Rosyth Command (?) under my command from the 24th day
of October 1943 to the 20th day of May 1944 during which period he has
conducted himself entirely to my satisfaction ? Captain L. C. B.
Rosyth Command (North) Caledonian Hotel, Inverness - AFO 3927/44
 
9th May 1945 - To AGM Home and
Abroad 716A C in C Home Fleet (Ashore) C in C H.F. (Afloat) from:
Admiralty
Confidential. Most Immediate. 716A THE GERMAN HIGH
COMMAND HAS SURRENDERED UNCONDITIONALLY ALL GERMAN LAND, SEA AND AIR
FORCES IN EUROPE, EFFECTIVE FROM 0001B HOURS REPEAT 0001B HOURS 9TH
REPEAT 9TH MAY, FROM WHICH HOUR ALL OFFENSIVE OPERATIONS ARE TO CEASE.
2. DUE TO DIFFICULTIES OF COMMUNICATIONS THERE MAY BE
SOME DELAY IN THESE ORDERS REACHING ENEMY FORCES, ACCORDINGLY, DANGER OF
ATTACK BY INDIVIDUAL ENEMY SURFACE CRAFT, U-BOATS AND AIRCRAFT MAY
PERSIST FOR SOME TIME TO COME. THE FLEET IN ALL WATERS IS TO REMAIN ON A
WAR FOOTING AND IN A STATE OF CONSTANT VIGILANCE FOR THE MOMENT.
3. SURRENDER PROCEDURE FOR U-BOATS WILL BE PROMULGATED
SEPARATELY.
4. NO REPEAT NO RELEASE IS TO BE MADE TO THE PRESS
PENDING AN ANNOUNCEMENT BY HEADS OF GIVERNMENTS. (GOVERNMENTS?)
T.O.O. 060012B/May T/P 091445 JM/MG
9/5
DIST: CAPT. CDR. SEC. CDR E. CDR S. LT CDR S. CDR OFF. LT CDR F. F/C.
ARO. 1ST LT. MAA(4). 1/0 WRNS. WRNB. A LOG.
PMO.
 
  
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1) Order for release from Naval Service (Class
A) (Officers) H.M.S. Nuthatch (Date) 20th December 1946
To B. P. Hoult, Lieutenant Commander (SP) R.N.V.R. 1. You are being
released from Service, as a Class A Release. 2. The date of your
Release will be 17th February 1947. 3. You have been granted leave as
follows, starting on the day after the date of this Order:- 3 days foreign
service leave expiring on 23rd December 1946 and 56 days resettlement leave
expiring on the date of your Release. 4. You are free to take up civil
employment at any time after the date of this Order. 5. You may wear
civilian clothing while on leave, and you are to cease to wear uniform after
the date of your release, but you should keep your uniform intact in case
you are recalled for service. 6. After your release you will be
regarded as being in Reserve, and you will be liable, until the end of the
present emergency, to recall to the Naval Service by the revocation of this
Order at any time. You will not be recalled, however, except in extreme
emergency. 7. Your home address is noted in official records as
follows:- Ingledene, Allport Road, Bromborough, Cheshire. You are to
report all changes to the Secretary of the Admiralty. Failure to do so may
involve delay in payment of war gratuity or such other payments to which you
may be entitled under naval regulations. 8. You should carry this
order with you and produce it when required. B. P. Hoult, Lieut. Cdr.
R.N.V.R. Rank: Commander R.N. for Commanding Officer.
2) Remembrance
from Billy To Da & Ma. With best wishes for a bright and happy New Year
3) 30th June 1946
- This is to Certify that Lt/Cdr. (SP) B. P. Hoult R.N.V.R. has served as
First Lieutenant in H.M.S. Nuthatch under my command, from the 1st day of
September 1945, to the 30th ay of June 1946, during which period he has
conducted himself to my entire satisfaction. A capable & conscientious
Officer. Has taken charge of one of the two camps with marked success.
Willing & loyal. ??? Captain H.M.S. Nuthatch
4) Driving
Licence, Surrey County Council, Mr. Brook Parkinson Hoult, 16 Grange End,
Smallfield near Horley, Surrey
30th Jan. 1959 until 20th Jan, 1962
Supreme Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Ireland - Robert W. Mason meeting
Belfast
8th March 1957
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