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History of the Masonic Hall,
Belfast
R.W. Bro. J. H. Stirling, 31°, Grand Master of the Province of
Antrim,
and my Masonic Brethren, Past and Present;
This little book is inscribed with the Fraternal Regards by S. Leighton
Foreword - Shares Subscribed - Masters and Past-Masters - Meetings and
Prospectus
Prospectus continued - Hall Free from Debt
Letters and Notifications - House Committee Chairmen from 1869-1927
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Hogarth's Idle and
Industrious Apprentices; with Original Descriptive Poetry 1835
Inscribed inside - Denham G. Jones, An Exmus? present given by
Uncle Thomas 1859
The Fellow-apprentices at their Looms - The Industrious Apprentice
performing the Duty of a Christian
The Idle Apprentice at Play in the Church-yard during Divine Service - The
Industrious Apprentice a favourite and entrusted by his Master - The Idle
Apprentice turned away and sent to Sea - The Industrious Apprentice out of
his Time, and married to his Master's Daughter - The Idle Apprentice
returned from Sea, and in a Garret with a common Prostitute - The
Industrious Apprentice grown Rich, and Sheriff of London.
The Idle Apprentice betrayed by a Prostitute, and taken in a Night-cellar
with his Accomplice - The Industrious Apprentice Alderman of London; the
Idle one brought before him and impeached by his Accomplice - The Idle
Apprentice executed at Tyburn - The Industrious Apprentice Lord Mayor of
London
Description
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Ten Chapters 1942 to 1945
B. L. Montgomery
Chapters 1, 2 & 3
Chapter 4 & 5
Chapters 6 & 7
Chapters 8 & 9
Chapter Ten
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Town Book of Belfast
sorry the first image is a bit blurry
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My Memoirs (1890-1950) by
Geo. J. Coalter A Village Schoolmaster and Evangelist.
Chapters List - Foreword - Prologue (To
Readers) - 1) The Old Home - 2) Sligo Experiences
(continued)
3) Fermanagh Methodism in the Nineties - 4) Ballinamallard - 5)
Marriage and After - 6) Finance - 7) School Life (continued)
8) The Second Blessing - 9) Days of Anxiety - 10) In Camp - 11)
Tramway and Graveyard Experiences - 12) A Year's Missions - 13) Trophies of
Grace - 14) A Tea Party
15) Building Synagogues - 16) Satan's Night Lodgings - 17) In
Hospitals - 18) Fermanagh's Sects - 19) Lay Evangelism - 20) Building
Bungalows or Prefabs and Huts
21) The First Invention and the Latest Discovery - 22) Old
Telltruth - 23) In Villages - 24) A Bird's Nest
The Epilogue George J. Coalter, Beulah Hill, Enniskillen, September 1950
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The Life and Times of a
Voluntary Hospital by H. G. Calwell, M.A., M.D.
The History of the Royal Belfast Hospital
for Sick Children 1873 to 1948
Queen Street 1879-1932
no copyright in the book but it was printed in 1973 and Mr. Calwell
worked hard to compile this
and you can still buy it online at various places so I've just summarised
with a few photos and lists of names,
I also added the Contents page so you can see what's in the full book.
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1) 'If I do borrow anything of antiquity, besides that I make account to pay
it to posterity with as much and as good, you shall still find me to
acknowledge it and to thank not only him that hath digged out treasure for
me, but that hath lighted a candle to the place.' Donne, Infinitati sacrum.
2) To the Memory of Herbert Darbishire, John Fagan, Brice Smyth - The
Founders
3) Contents
4) List of Plates
5) Preface
6) Acknowledgments (the first name listed is Rev. Dr. A. L. Agnew,
O.B.E., a close family friend of my grandparents, in fact they named their
first son after him, Arthur Linton, sadly that child died in infancy and
then my father was born)
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1) top left J. A. Henderson, chairman at the foundation meeting in 1873 -
top right The hospital's first premises - bottom left W. Robertson - bottom
right A. S. Atkinson
2) top The Falls Road hospital - bottom The James Rea waiting hall (1933)
3) top An operating theatre (1933) - bottom The dental clinic (1933)
4) top and bottom The X-ray department (1933)
5) top The Musgrave ward (1933) - bottom The Barbour ward with R. W. Harland
(1933) (bed name is Outdoor Sports Cot.)
6) top The nursing staff (1911) Standing Nurses Sheridan, Stevenson,
Crothers, Patterson, Allen, Forbes, Mercer.
Sitting Nurse Gowan, Sister Wilson, Miss Lockwood (matron), Nurse Heath and
Nurse Ludgate
bottom H.R.H. the Princess Royal with Miss Knox in 1942
A ward in Queen Street 1908
Appendix: Presidents of the Hospital; Chairmen of the Board of
Management; Honorary Secretaries; Honorary Treasurers;
Secretary-Superintendent; Lady Superintendents/Matrons; Physicians; Visiting
Physicians to Carrickfergus Convalescent Home; Surgeons; Anaesthetists;
Surgeons in charge of the Eye, Ear and Throat Department; Dental Surgeons;
Pathologists; Haematologists and Bacteriologists; Dermatologists;
Radiologists; Winners of Gold Medal Awarded Annually By the Medical Staff
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