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STREET DIRECTORIES TRANSCRIBED
1805 - 1806 - 1807 - 1808 - 1819 - 1843 - 1852 - 1861 - 1868 - 1877 - 1880 - 1890 - 1894
1901 - 1907 - 1908 - 1909 - 1910 - 1912 - 1918 - 1924 - 1932 - 1939 - 1943 - 1947 - 1951 - 1955 - 1960
1913 Tel. directory    1824 Pigots (Belfast)  &  (Bangor)   1894 Waterford Directory
1898 Newry Directory      Bangor Spectator Directory 1970

Assorted letters & envelopes
not related - in alphabetical order

Armstrong - Barrass - Becker - Beckwith - Bingley - Chalmers - Cocherane - Cook - Edwards - Essam - Fletcher
Heiffor - Kenny - Lewes - Loft - Lorimer - MacMillan - Rea - Rhoades - SAN? - Shuttleworth - Stewart
Wallace - Watt - Wylie

       
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1) 21st July 1937 Postmark Belfast to Miss F. Armstrong, c/o Mrs.? Cousin, Sunnyside, 26 Peel? Road, Douglas, I.O.M.
2) To Thos. Barrass, M. C. Swift's Tailors, Billerdon, Leicestershire - Barlertone? April 1st 1845 - Advice to Mr. Barrass about going into Baptist ministry: Mr. Goadly; G. B. College, Leicester
3) 2nd September 1866? (see back) Postmarks Newark/Leeds to Mrs. Becker ?, 21 Rly.? Wells House, Wharfdale, Yorkshire
4) 26th November 1833 Canterbury to Revd. L. B. Beckwith, Tichurst? Lamberthurst, Nelson & Bronte
5) 18th August 1881? The Revd. E. F. Bingley, Thornham Rectory, Eye? Suffolk;  28th January 1920 Postmark Roydon to Mrs. Bingley, Thornham Rectory, Eye, Suffolk;  13th ? 1921? Postmark Roydon to Mrs. Bingley, Kensington House, Chine Crescent, Bournemouth W.; 23rd January 1922 Postmark Tavisham, Norwich to Rev. E. ? Bingley, Thornham Rectory, Eye, Suffolk
         
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1) 7th March 1919 Postmark Roydon to Mrs. Bingley, Cleveland, Chine Crescent Road, Bournemouth W. - from Roydon Hall, Diss?, Norfolk, March 7th 1919 - Dear Mummy, I am This is just a line to thank you so much for the chocolate which I got last Tuesday. It was awfully nice. I got the stamps from Craig yesterday afternoon. Thanks so much for sending on the P.O. We are going to play a match today against Forncette if it is fine, but.  It has been raining all the morning, but has stopped now.  We should have played the match last Tuesday, only they sis not come, because it was wet. Will you please send me some more ? for my teeth, and also about 2 tie-pins, you can get them at the bazaar below Boots. With much love to all, Robin
2) 18th October 1823  My dear Madam, I do very much regret, that I did not receive your letter sooner. I am so unwell I won't be present to morrow/ I think that I suffer from a complication of bile and influenza but I think that I am getting better though I feel it indispensable & be very cautious that pofsible I may gather strength for my concluding duties. I am My dear Madam yours with much regret & esteem. H??? or Thomas maybe? Chalmers.  Dr. Chalmers the greatest divine of the eye.
3) 1st August 1956? Postmarks Omagh/Londonderry to The Honorable Cpt. Cocherane, Red Castle, Co. Donegal
4) 14th March 1891 Postmark London to Lieut. Col. A. B. Cook, 37 Great Cumberland Place, W.  Rt. Hon. E. Stanhope 
5) 14th September 1961 Postmark Baile Atha Cliath to Mr. & Mrs. F. E. S. Edwards, Finvola, 12 Finaghy Road South, Belfast, Nth. Ireland - Ivanhoe Hotel, Dublin, Wed. Evg.  Isn't this a lovely scene? We had lovely run down today & have been sight seeing this afternoon. Saw Book of Kells & Crypt. Ruth told us of St. Michans Church, St. Stephens Green. Tomorrow going right across Ireland to Galway, a day trip, Phoenix Park & more Friday. Hope it has been a quiet day for you both. Nice hotel here, comfy & good food. This is a beautiful city & buildings really ancient. Trinity College a grand building & bridges over Liffey very picturesque with flowers & lighting. Love from M. & M.
6) Dated 10th Sept. 1879 William Essam to Mr. John A. Baker  Indenture of Apprenticeship
       
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1) 6th March/10th April 1894 Postmarks Melbourne/Belfast to Miss Fletcher, Bangor, Co. Down, Ireland;  27th March/5th May 1890 Postmarks Melbourn/Belfast/Mitcham to Mr. Jas. Fletcher, Bangor, Co. Down, Ireland
2) 1845  Mr. John Heiffor, Cutter ?, 3 Paradise Square, Sheffield
3) 17th December 1928 Postmark New Orleans to Ireland, Belfast, 12 White Star Street, Mr. James W. Kenny - Louis A Dodge
4) 5th October 1854 Postmark Birmingham to Thos. Dewes Esq., Solt., Coventry
5) 14th/15th May 1855/56 Postmarks Newcastle-on-Tyne/Louth to Mrs. Loft, Louth, Lincolnshire
   
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1) Mr. Lawrence Lorimer, 9 Hartington Street, Dublin Road, Belfast;  9th October 1935 Postmark Belfast to Mr. L. Lorimer, c/o Mrs. Calvert, Sareen, Ardmore Avenue, Finaghy, Belfast;  21st July 1957 Postmark Douglas, Isle of Man to Mr. L. Lorimer, c/o Miss Patterson, 9 Hartington Street, Dublin Road, Belfast;  19th July 1937 Postmark Douglas, Isle of Man to Mr. L. Lorimer, c/o Miss Patterson, 9 Hartington Street, Dublin Road, Belfast
2) 13th April 1965 Postmarks Axminster/London to H. MacMillan, Esq., 16 Bedford Street, Covent Gardens, London
3) 5th May/10th May Postmark Belfast to Mr. D. A. Rea, 338 Ormeau Road, Belfast;  5th May 1938 Postmark Belfast to David A. Rea, Esq., Helensville, Saintfield, Co. Down;  29th November 1938 Postmark Belfast to David A. Rea, Esqr., c/o Alexander Nursing Home, Botanic Avenue, Belfast
     
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1) no many postmarks! 5th October 1901 Postmark Toronto to Mrs. W. Rhoades, 252 Spadina Avenue, Fort Rouge, Winnipeg, Man.
2) ? April Thirtieth 1811? John Lee?, ? ? London (?) Ludgate ? J. J.? Blackburn Knutsford;  London July third 1812? John Dee? Esq., Wakefield ? Parker, Yorkshire;  Gateshead January twenty? eight 1823 John Lee Esq., Wakefield, ? ?;  ? August nineteenth 1815? John Lee Esqr., Wakefield, ? Bold;  London, January four, Jno. Lee, Esq., ? Wakefield, Ted? Pollock;  ? May nine ? J. Lee, Esqr., ? Johns Place, Wakefield ?;  London April five 1830 Thos. Taylor, Esqr., Wakefield, ?;  ? May four 1830 Robt. Carr, Esqr., Wistgate?, Wakefield, D. ?
3) Ralph Shuttleworth, Esqr., Rochdale, Lancashire
4) 22nd November 1935 Postmark Belfast to Mrs. E. R. Stewart, 25 Waterloo Gardens, Belfast, Watson & Son, House and Estate Agents, Rent: 25 Woodstock Road ~ 25 Waterloo Gardens, Reps. of J. H. Porter, Decd. 1st November 1935
   
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1) 24th/23rd May 1842 Postmarks Newry/Belfast to Hugh Wallace, Esqr., Downpatrick from Francis? McLaughlin, 24th May 1842;  20th October 1862? Postmark Belfast to John Wallace, Esq., ? ? Street, London - The sooner you go to ? the better & tell him plainly I was humbugging ? I have a complete stock of medians?  M.  Eglinton Hotel, Belfast 20 Oct. 1862  Dear John, What "order" was I to send to Mr. Epp? that you say he is waiting for? I know of none, I might right him which way to send I want the the parcel sent" did I know who or what is the par=sell! since you "have not made up your mind to be a gent" you'll keep continue of course, to do all the bad you can. Except the wifes you have no business turning your hand to (m)any other things"  The Houses I meant are very! very!! very!!! first class ones (very!) to ? Saml. Pelham? & Co. ? Wallace Robinson & Co. Smyth O? & Co. ? Yorks Sewing Co.  All tip top house? ? arse? ass? who are you  SOB? alone refuse to give Jim theirs in consequence they say if you ? to be far too early in the warehouse in the mornings & because you are far too original & clever in managing business I rather think SOB is too complimentary! As for the daily paper you call the 'Garibaldi'? I think I originated it, & gave Jim all a daily touch of it. I changed its name long since into 'the Wipe' for ? garibaldi was left in his a-e that like a ? ? ! and having list? the title of "Hero" I ? it as Victor Emmanuel by a Wipe for after using him as my tool to accomplish my objects I of course wiped my a-e with him & shook him off! (d'? ?ake?) but even that you dont care about!  Your denial of the Bailiffs & Books is all I want!!!  "Strange, a friend who is this? strange ? with the large lime stone article?  Some one must have been Ho(a)xing you about Allens life & death (as he was hoaxed about mine) if you saw him at the xhibition - for on friday  I saw him here leaving James Fergusons, with Mr. Coates the attorney - & I saw James after Swallow a camel leopard so a "buck cat" would be small ? to him in comparison to his stout swallow. There's a Times published now in Ballymena by James O'Neill (at Sodam? Bridge)  D'ye? mo??? who I Hoxed now?  J. Wallace?  B, Call at James Cochrane's in Glasgow & buy me the same list as you brought me from Epps?  P.M. Shaw? says you know all about the Bailiffs, Books etc. etc. & said the latter sold in Hind Ma? J. W.
2) 10th December 1934 Postmark Glasgow? to Mr. C. Watt, c/o Henning ? Ltd., West Street, Carrickfergus, Ireland
3) Grandma Wylie Remembrance from Minnie to Mrs. Wyile

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