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Various Small
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Various
Small Collections 1
Various Small Collections 3
Various Small Collections 4
Various Small Collections 5
Millar -
Blue
Album -
Bulloch -
Duncan -
Ellison -
Henderson -
Watson -
O'Neill -
Photo -
Sunderland -
Windrim House
Walker -
Russell -
Mixed Names -
Symington/Woodside -
Vintage Car Rally Stormont 1955
- R. A. Wallace -
4 lovely photos
A.T.S. -
Q.U.B. Photos -
Pirrie maybe -
Bell -
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photos -
Hastings Postcards -
Flower Postcards -
R. John Hind Drawings
McKeegan? -
Bloomer etc
- Large Framed Photos -
Bunch of Photos -
Marshall -
Donnelly -
Assorted Lot -
photos no names
Kennedy McGookin -
2 photos - 34th Company Silver Band
- A. N. Clarke - Belfast Tramways
Band - Masonic Boys' School
Russell, M. F. -
Millar
Ballygowan L.O.L. 1207
on back Dunlop and measurements for framing Belfast photographer
Belfast photographer
Londonderry photographer
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1) Royal Arch Chapter No. 383 Belfast - Brother James Millar - Lodge N 516 -
Grand Lodge Ireland - 23rd July 1957
2) Supreme Grand Royal Arch Chapter No. 383 Belfast - James Millar - 28th
May 1957
3) Imperial Grand Chapter of Black Knights - Brother Sir James Millar -
Preceptory No. 1023 at Ballygowan in Co. Down - 7th February 1923 - Royal
Arch Masonry 2581
4) Lodge of St. John - James Millar of Myra castle Lodge No. 516 Saintfield
- 19th September 1957 - Registered as Master Mason 15th April 1922
RBP 1023 LOL 1207
LOL 1207
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Blue Album
only a couple of photos in this little album, no info
2, 4, & 5 Belfast photographers
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Ford - Bulloch
 
The First and Ten-Millionth Ford - New York to San
Francisco Lincoln Highway
31st August 1935 Postmark Detroit, Mich. to Gabriel Leslie Bulloch, 2
Maryville Park, Belfast, Ireland - 31/8/35 Dearest Leslie, Which of these 2
cars would you prefer, perhaps you'd rather have the Austin. Take care of
yourself & the family. Much Love Daddy
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Travis(?) K. Duncan, 1 California Terrace, South
Belfast
Methodist Demonstration Against Home Rule, Thursday 14th March 1912
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30th August 1928 Postmark Belfast to Wm.
Ellison, Esq., B.A., 34 Elmwood Avenue,
Belfast, Castle Street, Ballymoney, Ireland - Frondhjem, 21st
August 1928. Dear Mr. Ellison, My wife informs me that you have sent p.c.
from Copenhagen: I hope you enjoyed Denmark. This is a very beautiful
country and I have been favoured with wonderful weather. I would have gone
to Denmark after Norway but have not time. Yours Very Sincerely, A. Murray
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1) 13th July 1908 Postmark Belfast to Miss Lizzie
Henderson, 24 Marsden Gardens, Cavehill Road, Local - Dear L. awfully
sorry to disappoint you but we have arranged to go somewhere with B. D. you
will know who I mean. Beattie. Hoping you won't be angry
2) 14th July 1923 Postmark Belfast to Miss Wend???, 68 Strathearn Street,
Antrim Road, Belfast - Hoping you are quite well, this is a lovely place. E.
G.
 
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1) Molly Henderson, 86 Stratheden Street, Antrim Road, Belfast - Duncairn
Mission Hall Sabbath School 1st January 1924
2) November 1926 Postmark London to Mr. Arthur Henderson, c/o Mr. R. D.
Gordon, 35 Wellington Park, Belfast
3) 30th October 1926 we hope to arrive home by Friday next, please don't
post any letters after Wednesday & oblige R. D. Gordon
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1) 19th September 1935 Postmark Bangor to Mrs. Watson,
Theberton Rectory, Leiston, Suffolk - Here for a few days with M. we sends
love to all, Mother
2) 10th July 1908 Postmark Londonderry to Miss L. O'Neill,
Tyrone House, Main Street, Ballygawley, Co. Tyrone - Many thanks for P.C. I
am here today shopping, don't forget your photo. Love from Mum?
 
 
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1) 15th September 1913 Postmark Grand Central Sta. to Miss M. O'Neill,
Spirit Merchant, Ballygawley, Co. Tyrone, Ireland - Arrived safe after food
times, kindest regards to the Misses O'Neill, Jas. Rogers
2) 1914 - 1918 to Mr. W. Pollok, 97 Ewarts Row, Belfast, Ireland - Card from
Tommy Parkes during 1st World War
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no names Belfast photographer
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No. 1 Crew - Sunderland Flying Boat
R.A.F. Coastal Command, Northern Ireland
Sgt. Cook - Sgt. Freddie Coatsworth
- Sgt. Bowes - Sgt.
Jones - Sgt. Turner
Navigator 2nd Wireless Operator/A.G.
F/Rigger/A.G. Flt. Mech/A.G.
Flight Engineer
Sgt. "Jock" Barnes (Me!) -
P/O Haycock - F/O Parsons
- F/O Soward - Sgt.
George Lovett
1st Wireless Operator/A.G.
A/G
Captain
2nd Pilot 3rd Wireless Operator/A.G.
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Birthday Wishes 14th October 1938
Postmark Belfast to Miss M. Walker, 50 Reid Street,
Cregagh Road, Belfast - Wishing you a very happy Birthday from Granny
Walter S? Brentford?
....iam Wallace Moore McKinney
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Russell
not Ireland but they ended up here so must have some sort of connection
(see update below)
John Pelan, who has a gift for finding information has created this
wonderful site and has very kindly researched some of the photos on this
site, here is what he found for the following photos, thank you John,
amazing :)
https://lookups.pelan.org/home/gibson-russell
Signal History Sheet, Examination Record
Name: A. G. Russell, Port Division Mersey
28-3-18 Victory VI Depot R.N.V.R. O. Sea O. Sig. O
22-5-18 Chatham O.Sig.
Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve Mersey Division Service Certificate
of Allison Gibson Russell Date of Entry: 7 Nov. 1917 Period
of War Liverpool Manchester M.E. 4451
Date of Birth: Nov. 10th 1899 Place of Birth: Parish
Meller, Town Derbyshire
Residence: 21 Lorne Grove, Fallowfield, Manchester Mother:
Eleanour, same address
Religious Denomination: Wesleyan Can he swim?: Yes
Civil Employment: Clerk
5ft. 4 Ins. Black Hair, Grey Eyes, Fresh Complexion
Mobilisation Record with dates
Examinations
Training
UPDATE:
Allison G. Russell born 10 Nov. 1899 died 1966, he lived with his wife,
Edith G. Russell at 9 Marple, Cheshire in 1939 and worked as a
travelling sales man selling biscuits. He had a daughter, Shelagh W.
Russell who married Robert Livingstone in Cheshire in 1966. They moved
to Northern Ireland and Sheila is listed as living at 18 Isadore Avenue
in 2001. so that's how these documents
got to be in Northern Ireland, thank you to some great detective work by
Kelly Anderson, a member of Lennonwylie Group on Facebook
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not convinced these all belong
together
names are:- Riordan? Maitland, McFarlane, Finnegan,
Craig, Kerr, McCoy, Fairbrother, Brown, Sinclair
recurring names Lily and Frank
 
 
 
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1) Royal Munster Fusiliers - With Best Wishes for Christmas and the New Year
- Hope you are all in the pink, John & Kit Riordan?
2) Christmas and New Year - from Eric, 2/Lt. E. Maitland, 4 East Lancashire
Regiment, Whalley, Lancs.
3) Xmas 1918 V. Army Infantry School - From Frank To Lily & all at Home
4) 29th January 1917 Postmark Folkstone to Miss L. Brown, 29 Bute Street,
Belfast, Ireland - 28-1-17 Dear Lily. Just a P.C. to let you know I
have only got as far as this place, we had a wait of 8 hours Thurs. was a
Land Slide in Wales just outside Holyhead which blocked all the railway. I
am leaving here at ? for France. I will be ? the ? Frank xxx
5) 9th May 1918 Thursday - My own Darling Wife x I received your letter
dated 2nd May. I am glad to hear you are keeping fit and well as this leaves
me the same. I am having a very busy time at present so I don't get much
time for my correspondence. I enclose two cards of my residence in post war
days, as you can see it is close by the sea and ---------?---------- place
at ------?------- yourself. I hope Billy and Minnie are keeping fit & well,
sent you some views of this place. I am glad to hear old ? gave you a good
laugh, he is very ? when he starts. I have to churn milk. Lots if love to
yourself, always yours, Frank xxxxxxxxx
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The Sydney Herald. Monday 18th April 1831 Volume 1
Number 1
1) Column One: Public Notice, Colonial Secretary's Office, Sydney, April 4,
1831. The undermentioned Prisoners of the Crown have obtained Tickets of
Leave since the last day of publication, viz:- Sydney, Donohoe Martin,
Mangles (4); Bathurst, ???nter Thomas, Asia (1); Maitland, Taylor James,
Tottenham - By Command of His Excellency the Governor. Alexander McLeay ~
Column Two: ~ Column Three: Government Notice, Colonial Secretary's Office,
Sydney, April 9, 1831. His Excellency the Governor has been pleased to
approve of the following alterations in the Police of the Colony, namely:-
Sydney. To be Constables. William Longhurst, came free, from the 25th
February - James Mayo, per Neptune (2), from the 25th February - Hugh
Montague, per Recovery (2), from the 25th February - James Sperin, per
Mangles (2), from the 11th ultimo - Edward Moriarty, per Countess Harcourt
(2), from the 23rd ultimo. To be Water Police Boatman. William
Mitchell, came free, from the 25th February. Constable resigned,
Patrick Fitzpatrick. Constables dismissed, Hugh Montague and
John Turner, for highly improper conduct. Water Police Boatmen
dismissed, Michael Garvey, for highly improper conduct and drunkenness,
and William Mitchell, for highly improper conduct. By Command of His
Excellency the Governor. Alexander McLeay ~ Column Four: Sold by Auction
Names - James Porchmouth, Pierce Collett
2) Column One: Auction names - John Thomas Campbell. Column Two &
Three: ~ Column Four: Change of Ministry. On Tuesday last, the Earl of
Liverpool arrived with female prisoners, bringing news to the 4th December.
Click Image 2 to read more.
3) Column One: article continued from Image 2, column four; English News,
The King's Speech; Column Two The New Ministry, The following is a list of
the new Ministry Click image 3 to read full article; more articles.
Column three: continued from column two. Column Four: For Sales &
Wanted
4) Column One: Poetry, Omniana; Insolvents declared by the Supreme Court,
April 6, Francis Girard, Solomon, Thomas Rowley, Huxham, Smith, Burn, Gaggin,
Bates, and Jackson. Mr. Merritt was lately fined 5s. a head, and 3s. 9d.
expenses, for having 12 head of cattle driven for slaughter, from Brickfield
Hill to Sussex Street, between the hours of three and four on the 30th ult.,
contrary to the 16th Act of Council, 10. Geo. 4. No. 4. The Hashmy,
whaler, with 112 tons of oil, which left England in November 1829, has put
into port to procure a captain, her master having been struck out of the
stern sheets, of a boat buy the tail of a whale, and never seen afterwards.
On the night of Sunday week, about ten o'clock, as Satland and Biffit were
going their rounds, their suspicions were excited by three men, whom they
stopped, and from one of them, Michael Hayes, they took a loaded pistol.
Risley was pursued by Riffit? and when within four yards, the former fired a
pistol at him, and then flung it into the air. He was floored and searched,
when a "jemmy" was found on him. The other man Stuart, with Hayes and Risley
were examined; the first was discharged, the others were remanded, and
finally committed for trial. Column Two: Mr. & Mrs. Moyan, with eight
children, for Sydney; The lady of Captain Bell, of New Town, and two
children of a domestic, have died from eating toad fish. Column Three:
Earl of Liverpool (brig) Manning master, from London, A. B. Spark agent, 89
female prisoners and Government stores. Column Four: Prices of Goods;
Meteorological Tables; Married - On Saturday the 9th Inst. at St. Philip's
Church, by the Rev. Mr. Cowper, Mr. W. T. Cape, of Sydney to Jane, the
eldest daughter of William Jaques, Esq., of the Surveyor General's
Department; On Tuesday, 12th Instant, at Maitland, by the Rev. R. Hill,
Francis Mitchell, Esq. of Sydney, to Miss Eliza Merritt, daughter of Mr.
Merritt of the same place; On Thursday the 14th Instant, by the Rev. Mr.
McGarvie, Mr. Henry McDermott, of Sydney, to Mrs. Margaret Pickever of King
Street. DIED - At Portland Head, on the 13th instant, Mr. James
Davison, an old and respectable settler.
Death Penny, John Hamilton Sinclair
not convinced this death penny has anything to do with this collection, was
in the same bag but....?
also on this page
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1) Sarah McFarlane (Finnegan)
2) C.S.M. Craig "Jock" 1st. Gordons
3) Belfast photographer Aunt Sarah McFarlane
4) Yours Charles McCoy
5) Belfast Photographer Uncle Davy Kerr - centre
on back - to Cpl. Fairbrother, Abbey St. Valery or Valley S/Somme - Hi
Lillie x, These are a few of my company who entered for the Fancy Dress
Competition, Charlie Chaplin was the winner. Frank. names listed:
Binding, Lowe, Proops, Fairbrother, Robinson, Alton, Boyles, Davies, Burton,
Hampton, Ayde, Britton
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Kirkpatrick Bros. Ltd. Ballyclare - Making-Up
Dept. 1939 (on back) Mrs. Woodside, Scullinbon(?),
Ballyclare, Avoniel only
last 2 photos Louis Morrison, Belfast
the above photos came with this
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Vintage Car Rally, Stormont,
1955
 
obviously this isn't Stormont or a Vintage Car
Rally, it is a vintage boat though
it came with the above photos :) It's Portstewart as the 3 + 3 houses
are still to be found in other old photos online
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R. A. Wallace, Airman
Royal Air Force Airman's Pay Book - Wallace, R. A.
No. 1007158. Rank: ACA LAC
Group: 2 Trade Classification: A?????. Date of Attestation:
39.8.4?
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4 lovely photos, all Belfast
photographers except young fellow, no information
the young fellow, middle row, 3rd from right looks very like the young lad
below
Portadown
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A.T.S.
A.T.S. 3 Platoon C Company No. 7 Training Centre
March 26th 1943
names on back - E. M. Denley(?), C. Stone, Paddy, M. Pembery(?),
Elizabeth Jarden(?) USA, B. J. Armstrong, Doreen, ? Wood, H. Skinner(?), C.
W. Barnett, Violet King, Dot Christie(?), Noline(?) Fagert(?) cpl., Evelyn
I. Giles, cpl., Blanche Stewart, Mary Ferguson, U.S.A., Breage(?) Speers(?)
U.S.A., Sally Burkshire, U.S.A., Ann Lowway(?), L. Davis/Tich, A. Lee, J.
Wood, E. Cox, H. Konopka(?), S. Al??????(?), Sgt. Blossom, Bloomfield, Best
of Luck
To Peggy from Kath & Joan
Spoons - Paris(?). Mons. Arras. Trouville.
Armentiers -
Rouan
Peace
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Queens University Belfast,
etc.
came together as one lot
John Pelan, who has a gift for finding information has created this
wonderful site and has very kindly researched some of the photos on this
site, here is what he found for the following photos, thank you John,
amazing :)
https://lookups.pelan.org/home/society-of-applied-chemistry
The Society of Applied Chemistry - The Queen's University of Belfast 1966-67
R. Clements Lyttle Studios, Belfast
back row
- Mr. P. I. Daly Mr. W. R. Murphy
Mr. B. Hamilton Mr. W. S. A. Kyle Mr. R. McB. Davern
Mr. W. J. Jones Mr. J. McGinn Mr. T. H. Rea
Mr. P. A. P. O'Hare Mr. S. C. Fitzpatrick Mr. W. L.
Boyd Mr. W. Barr
middle row
- Mr. J. E. Riordan Mr. W. Moore Mr. M. Grimshaw
Miss E. Barrett Miss J. E. Beckett Miss C. T. Ch'ng
Miss K. McNally Miss B. Campbell Miss Y. M. Warden
Mr. A. D. Ince Mr. J. N. Mulholland Mr. D. E. Hood
Mr. J. A. Reid
front row -
Mr. H. S. Blair Dr. M. B. Meyers Mr. J. Kirk (Vice-President)
Miss A. E. Brown (Hon. Secretary) Dr. R. A. Ross (Hon.
President) Mr. R. Cromie (President) Mr. E.
Tyrall (Hon. Vice-President) Mr. C. Wilson (Hon.
Vice-President)
Society of Applied Chemistry Q.U.B. Final II. Research Students and Lectures
1959-1960
Reg Perry, Photographer, 103 Great Victoria Street, Belfast
back row - J.
A. McGurran D. L. Jamison M. A. Waheid
J. G. Swanton W. D. O'Donoghoe R. D. McKnight
J. A. Hamill W. J. R. Robinson T. N. S. Stevenson
H. G. Dunlop M. F. Mufti B. A. Black W.
T. Foster R. B. Peel D. D. Owens
front row -
J. A. Agha M. H. Sayliss (Hon. Treas.) E. O.
Blegen K. Y. Singleton, B.Sc. (President) Dr.
D. Hamer (Hon. Pres.) E. Tyrrall, M.Sc. Miss
R. J. W. Barry, M.Sc. J. G. Mawhinney A. J. Evens, B.Sc. (Hon.
Sec.) C. S. Shapiro, B.Sc.
Technical High School Football Club 1946-1947
R. Clements Lyttle Studios, Belfast
back row -
J. Beattie Mr. J. F. Harbinson Mr. E. W. B. Astle
Mr. H. Neeson E. Pickering
middle row -
R. W. Black J. G. Allen A. G. Anderson
J. C. Young H. C. McClatchey (Vice-Captain)
F. R. McAuley G. Boyce E. R. Dempster
front row -
R. Purdy W. J. Dornan R. Press J. N.
Harrison (Captain) W. N. Rodgers J. T.
Macklin R. J. Kelly
M.T.I.B. Day Technical Course and Queens University Students - Session 1913
- 1914
Alex. R. Hogg, Belfast
back row
- B. Cowser M. F. McHenry C.
J. Connell H. A. McConnell W. Allen F.
Malone
middle row
- E. J. Matchett J. P. Mackie A. Zaitseff
G. Jackson T. D. Ferguson W. A. Tyrrell
H. J. Calvert R. B. McCowen
front row -
J. S. Secker J. N. K. Rankin W. S. Keown
R. K. Porter F. McEvoy R. S. Hanson C.
F. Duffin W. Harbison J. A. Beck
Hembry, 15 Donegall Place, Belfast Photographer
on back M? Edwards, ?? Maguire & Co.(?) Upper Arthur Street
 
no info, label on back
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all photos may or may not be
Pirrie related
these 2 photos were very badly damaged and the
2nd one is blurry, have thumb-nailed them CLICK to enlarge, no info
Framers in Newport
writing on the back is faint and eaten by silverfish, looks like
'Uncle ? James or Jones d 1918
on front M. H. I.(?) Hurdles Final 1914
Framers - William Rodman & Co., Belfast
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1) Framers - Nottingham
2) Gold Casket, containing the First Freedom of the City of Belfast,
Presented to the Right Honourable W. J. Pirrie, J.P., By the Lord Mayor,
Alderman Henderson, J.P., In the name of the Aldermen and Councillors of
the City of Belfast, 21st July 1898. Specially designed and manufactures
by Messrs. Gibson & Co., Ltd., Donegall Place and Castle Place, Belfast
- on back ~ Study ~ To be treated 9/10/59 ~ Fumigated 10/11/59
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Bell
a piece of paper that came with these - These 5 came together.
The 2 old Barques (barks) were built by Harland & Wolff & sailed out of
Belfast
only information in this collection, the name J. Bell on the back of
this photo (photographer Market Street, San Francisco)
"Lord Templemore" Capt. McWilliams
"Lord Templetown" Capt. McCracken S.F. 1898
 
M.V. "Britannic" Cunard
Gala Dinner Wednesday September 10, 1958 Autographs:- Jean Robson, Mary
M.? Wigton?, Mary R.? McGrattan, Winifred Woods, Mary Jane ???ton, Wm.?
Novak, Colleen M. Harnett or Hannett, Jean Leese, Albert or Filbert
Jamieson
and two lovely ladies, no names
photographers Navana Ltd., Liverpool, Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds,
Bristol, Nottingham and London
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1) Crayon drawing of the late Mr. Nelson of Hillsborough
by T. B. Walker, 22 Wellington Place, Belfast (T.B.W. 1920)
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1) 11th April 1929 Postmark Ballymoney to Mr. R. D. Pinkerton,
Ballaghmore, Ballymoney - Ballymoney Milk Recording Association. Yield
of cow 'Motalee.' Numbers of weeks in milk 40. Milk Yields 10,339 lbs.
Butter Fat 359.90 lbs. Average % Fat 3.48. M. Warnock, Supervisor
2) 12th October 1929 Postmark Ballymoney to Mrs. R. D. Pinkerton,
Ballaghmore, Ballymoney - Motalee was given 7028 lbs milk in eighteen
weeks ending 25/9/29. M. Warnock
 
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1) 20th January 1948 Postmark Edinburgh to Miss Lorna Hastings, Broad
Street, Magherafelt, Co. Derry, N. Ireland - Jordan Hotel, E'burgh,
Monday E'burgh is beautiful in the snow. I have been very busy
since I arrived and have had no time to look around. This view is by no
means the best of the castle. It is much nicer from Princess Street.
Love Mervyn
2) 20th January 1948 Postmark Edinburgh to Miss Lorna Hastings, Broad
Street, Magherafelt, Co. Derry, Nr. Ireland - E'burgh, 20th Jan '48.
We dined last evening in the Caledonian Hotel in the room that Elizabeth
and Philip dined in. The dance was in the assembly rooms where they also
danced. It was a very grand affair, wish you could have been here.
Thanks for your letter. Hope to sail this evg. Mervyn
3) 28th February 1948 Postmark Baile Atha Cliath to Miss Lorna Hastings,
Broad Street, Magherafelt, Co. Derry - Dublin 28.11.48 V. dull game,
Irish forwards didn't count - with exception of McCartney, De lacy &
Kyle V. good. I enjoyed the dance very much but was sleepy this morning.
All my love, Mervyn
4) 23rd July 1948 Postmark Bristol to Miss Lorna E. Hastings, Broad
Street, Magherafelt, Co. Derry, Ireland - Bristol 23.VII.48 We went on a
coach tour last evening and visited two very quaint little villages. One
of these Badminton owned by the Dukes of Beaufort is claimed to be the
oldest in England. It is now 8.30 a.m. and we have just had breakfast.
Love Mervyn
5) 'Hibernian Hall, Blackrock, Co. Lough' 17th August 1948 Postmark
Creagacha? Dubha? to Miss Lorna Hastings, 37 Fitzwilliam Street, Belfast
- Here today and the petrol coupons were awaiting us. We have had some
sunshine. The ham? in Omeath was most enjoyable. Johnny sends his love.
You have all mine. M.
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1) 18th August 1949 Postmark Rath Droma to Miss Lorna Hastings, 37
Fitzwilliam Street, Belfast - Royal Hotel, Glendalough, 18.VIII.49
Stayed here last night. The hotel is shown on the other side of the
card. This is even more beautiful than Lough Lomond though not on so
large a scale. Johnny insisted on breakfast in bed this morning and I
was easy. Love Mervyn or Mummy x You could write to the G.P.O. in Cork.
2) 20th August 1949 Postmark Blarney, Co. Chorcaighe to Miss Lorna
Hastings, 37 Fitzwilliam Street, Belfast - Blarney, Saturday. Just after
kissing the Stone but don't feel any different as yet. Dr. Shear gave us
a marvellous dinner last night. We are now setting out for Killarney. M.
3) 25th August 1949 Postmark ? to Miss Lorna Hastings, 37 Fitzwilliam
Street, Belfast - Kerry 25.VIII.49 This morning we went boating on
this lake and bathing at the far end. It is about 5 miles long. This
afternoon we went up the top of Dunloe on ponies. We are still laughing
and not I think without cause. Looking forward to seeing you at Rosemont
this weekend. Love M.
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1) 21st July 1950 Postmark Scarborough, Yorkshire to Miss Lorna
Hastings, Broad Street, Magherafelt, Co. Derry, N. Ireland - Thursday.
Jolly glad Mervyn has got his exam. Congrats. I am sorry I was so busy
getting things ready to go away that I had not time to reply to your
letter. Yes Dick did a locum for P.H. Be careful. We are coming back on
August 8th from Portstewart so the pair of you come up some evening &
have a chat. Love Molly
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1) no date, Postmark illegible, Stamp Eire to Miss Lorna Hastings, 37
Fitzwilliam Street, Lisburn Road, Belfast - Haven't we been very lucky,
this has been a heat wave I think. Both of us & Brandy feeling much
better. See you when we return. Peg.
The highest inhabited house in England
Ireland, Queenstown, Co. Cork
1400 feet above the sea
Shore, Patterson, Ramsey
Ireland, Glenarm, Co. Antrim
Flower Postcards
came with Autograph Book and
Hastings Postcards above
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1) R.M.S. Carmania Cunard to Canada, Gross Tonnage 20,000 - This ship during
the Great War was an auxiliary cruiser, she had a great fight with a German
auxiliary cruiser, the Cap Trafalgar, which she sunk after heavy fighting.
2) 23/11/1906 - Mrs. Bell, Ardlussa? Bangor, Co. Down - Bangor 30 years ago.
H.B. - R. Seggons, Photographic Artist, 13 Castle Place, Belfast
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1) R.M.S. Antonia, Cunard Line, Gross Tonnage 14,000
2) R.M.S. Baltic, White Star Line, 23,876 tons 24th August 1912 Postmark
N.Y.P.O. Hud. Term. Sta. Paquebot? to Miss S. J. Hewitt, 25 Little Victoria
St., Belfast, Ireland - Will arrive in N.Y. tomorrow morning all well, fine
voyage, love to all. Jim 8/23/12
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1) R.M.S. Minnedosa (Minnedosa launched at Belfast about 1924) 5th May 1928
Postmark Belfast to Miss J. Reade, 99 Tildarg Street, Woodstock Road,
Belfast, N. Ireland - 451 Mayor Street, Montreal, Canada. Dear Jeannie, Just
a P.C. to let you know I am having a fine time ? so far, we are lying down
at Carrick just now waiting for the Belfast place ? This is a beautiful
morning but cold on Deck. Trust you are all well, don't forget to write &
let me know when you are leaving this & my address here. Remember me to all
at No. 99, Miss J. Reade, 15 May 1928
2) A. E. Middleton, Photo, Liverpool - Joseph Flower, 25 Little Victoria
Street
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1) The Quays (Bangor Steamer) Belfast 16th October 1905 Postmark Belfast to
Nurse Hewitt, c/o Dr. Haynes?, (Joe Flowers) The Cottage, 32 Brunswick
Terrace, Hove, Brighton, England - Dear J. Rec. letter Saturday, Have not
time to write to you expect to leave on Friday for Isle of Man, will write a
long letter to you then, write before if you have time. We are all well &
just as usual. I hope I will get on well, it is not so far away at all &
there are plenty of ? in the ? I hope I will be at home when you take your
holidays, don't know yet whether I will be at home for xmas, if not, love to
you all. I wish I were going to Brighton. N.
2) The Teutonic? An old White Star Liner
H.M.S. Temeraire
H.M.S. Iron Duke
P. & O. R.M.S. Strathmore 23,500 tons
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1) H.M.S. Indefatigable
2) S.S. Patriotic Belfast & Liverpool Service - Joseph Flowers, 25 Little
Victoria Street, Belfast (sprickley)
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1) H.M.S. Nelson, Wright & Logan, Southsea 29th June 1938? Postmark Dunoon,
Argyll to Mr. J. Flower, 25 Little Victoria Street, Belfast, N.I. - The
Fleet is on a visit to Gurock, which is a little further up the Firth of
Clyde. We went on a cruise around the Warships, and were allowed on board
the H.M.S. Nelson. I got this photograph on board. P.
2) The New White Star Liner "Britannic" The largest British built vessel.
Gross tonnage 50,000. Length 900 feet. Breadth 94 feet. Total height from
keep to navigating bridge 104 feet 6 inches. Accommodation 2,600 passengers,
950 crew. - This magnificent ship was torpedoed in the Baltic during the
Great War. She was then a hospital ship and when sunk carried many wounded
soldiers and nurses. Built at Belfast. Joe Flower, Little Victoria Street
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1) S.S. Graphic, Belfast and Liverpool Service - Joey Flower, 25 Little
Victoria Street, Belfast - Joseph Thomas Flower
2) Harland & Wolffs Shipbuilding Yards, Belfast 28th November 1911 Postmark
Belfast to Mr. or Mrs. Hewitt, 25 Little Victoria Street, Belfast - F. G. H.
Dear M. Gatis?? all right again, I'm going over in the Cregagh Direction
this afternoon. Will be down on Thursday if it is nice. Love ?
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1) C.P.R., R.M.S., Empress of Britain - Joe Flower
2) S.S. Duke of Cumberland, L. & Y. and L. & N. W. Royal Mail Service,
Fleetwood and Belfast - The best old ship in the world. Finished her Belfast
career in May 1928, having been running almost continuously for 20 years.
Built at Dumbarton 1909
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John Hind, July 29th 1843
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1) The Shannon from the Bridge at Shannon Harbour, Galway Side 1843
2) The Seat of Lord Avonmore on the Shannon 1843
3) Doonall or Doonass On the Shannon 1843
4) Dark Cascade 1843
5) In Lord Annesley's Park, Newcastle August 1846
6) Earlsdale near Tollymore Park, Bryansford 1847
7) On Lough Neagh Co. Antrim
R. J. Hind Sketches taken on a tour through Italy & South of France 1864
Chateau Fauché? Cannes
Narni? Bridge of Augustus
View of Grasse? Road from Villa Rye?
Temple of Neptune Paestum March 12th 1864
Friday, February 20th 1836 No. 2
April 11th 1834 Friday
A gift from Mary or May
To Mrs. Hind from J. A. Hind 1859
My Love
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only one name, it looks like
McKeegan but could really be anything
 
L. McKeegan or W. McKeegan or McKilligan
the other words are just framing instructions
framed by Lafayette, 8 Donegal Place, Belfast
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1) Portrush September 1924
2) Photographers - Morrison's Studios, 137 Leigh Street, Edinburgh
3) Photographer - Young, Ballymena
4) Photographer - Billen, Levin
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1) Photographer - Thomas Erwin, 76 Church Street, Ballymena
2) Photographer - Thos. H. Ashe, Onehunga, N.Z.
 
 
CLICK to enlarge
Nairobi, Kenya
and
Cahoe or Lahoe?
no info, 2nd photo looks like a gramophone sitting on the table
no info.
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Various Names inc. Bloomer
these may or may belong altogether
William James & Catherine Bloomer & their sons 1898
standing at back: Nursery Maid
Young Bill - Grandfather Wm. Bloomer - Uncle Walter - Young Albert -
Grandmother & Baby Charles - Uncle Bob
Irish Local Names Explained by P. W. Joyce, LL.D., M.R.I.A.
E. Cowan, No. 37 - Emily J. A. Smith, Armagh
Medical Card for - Mrs. Ivy M. Hall, 8 Castlehill Drive, Belfast 4
D.O.B. 4/6/22 (N.H.S. Number removed)
  
pretty frame
says Portrush on the back
on back 1942
1st Holywood Presbyterian Church
Ballywillan Presbyterian Church, Portrush
on back of all 3 - Art & Home, 147 High Street, Holywood
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Large Framed Photos
 
 
B.V.D.C. Team 1916-17
Standing - Jas. Ewing (Linesman), Wm. McNaughton (Referee), A. H. Ward, J.
A. Howey, R. Forshaw, R. Thornton, A. Beattie (Linesman)
Sitting - Robt. Nicholl, R. H. Press, W. M. Davidson, Wm. McBride (Captain),
J. Barrie, J. V. Gosney, John McBride, R. H. Gibson, Geo. Willis
Photographer/Framer - Robt. Lyttle, 12 High Street and 44 Dublin Road,
Belfast, and Great James Street, Londonderry
 
Photographer R. Brownlie, Belfast
J. H. Martin & Co., 43 Dublin Road, Belfast
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Bunch of Photos
no real information
on back - Anty Fred and Co. - Belfast News Letter
after a bit of research online I found a website for the 'Ulster
Girls Choir'
the sheet music in the girls hand is "Lark in the Clear Air"
Rex Roberts Studios, 2 Upper Mount Street, Dublin
CLICK to enlarge. Photograph by G. R. E. Hamilton, Main Street, Bangor
"Australia Sends her best to Northern Ireland"
on back of 1st photo 'Mother'
all W. R. Pratt, Photographic Artist, Station Road, Darnall, Sheffield
Photographer: J. H. Flower, St. John's, Isle of Man
The Northern Whig, Belfast
Jerome, Ltd.
Keogh Bros. Ltd., Dublin
no info.
Kerry Gold, Irish Dairy Queen
Building says 1919 in large numbers, there's a name
behind the men but I can't make it out
BRO-D? & BAST or RAST? A K ??
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Marshall
W. F. Marshall's Sister (The Bard of Tyrone)
and her husband?
(William Forbes Marshall)
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Donnelly
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2) Templeogue. Sunday, 31st August 1947
3) Belfast Photographer
4) 14 May 1928
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1) Belfast in its regional setting 1952 - Block diagram of the site of
Belfast, looking north from the Castlereagh Hills - Geology
2) The Little Bugler - Bangor Road Presbyterian Church Sabbath School,
Holywood. This Premium was awarded to David McConnell for regular
attendance, good conduct, and proficiency in lessons 1884
3) Arms of The Queen's University of Belfast - Canoe Club 1921 Queens
College
4) Riotous Living, Rowel Friers (signed)
5) To Robert Sebag-Montefiore from his loving father M. Sebag-Montefiore 1st
May 1933
Film Star photos - pity there's no
date on the envelope - Postmark Los Angeles, Calif. to Miss Olive Adams, 186
Ravenhill Road, Belfast, Ireland from Pola Negri, Lasky Studio, Hollywood,
Calif.
Norma Talmadge - Rod La
Rocque -
? - Constance
Talmadge - Norma Talmadge
Alice Calhouse - Rudolph
- Malcolm McGregor - ?
- Rudolph Valentino -
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Dock Street, Warrenpoint (may not have been called Dock Street then)
on back 1904 Moffitt
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a few photos with no names
Glasgow
Carlisle
Edmonton, Alberta
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Kennedy McGookin
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1) Grace Elizabeth Kennedy, Straidland - photographer, Mack, Larne
2) Died, At her Brother's residence, Lismenary, Ballynure, on Monday, 22nd
May, 1922. Jane McGookin. The remains of my dear Sister will be removed for
interment in Ballynure Burying-ground, on Wednesday, the 24th inst., at 12
o'clock noon. Yours respectfully, James McGookin
3) Yours Sincerely Ada? - photographer E. W. Mack, Main Street, Larne
all Mack, Larne
3 x Abernethy, Belfast
Royal Studio, Belfast - R. C. Lyttle, Belfast - Reid, Belfast
R. Lyttle, Belfast - Lee, Portrush -
J. Cook, Paisley - J. Cook, Paisley - Kinsey, N.Z.
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2 photos all on their own
photographers: 1) The London and Paris Photograph and Portrait Company,
Library Chambers, Royal Avenue, Belfast
and 2) James Magill, Belfast
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34th Company Silver Band
34th Company Silver Band Boys' Brigade Diamond Jubilee
1943
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Geo. F. Webb, 63 North Street, Belfast Names on the back:-
Back Row: W. Garret, G. Boyd, A. Bell, G. Dumigan, -
- W. Irwin S. Irvine, J. Kearney,
Easton, A. Flanigan, McDowell, McAlpine, H. Downie
3rd Row: McDowell, J. Megaw, McClean, R. Gill, Todd,
McLaughlin, R. Semple, Kitchen, S. Semple,
Irvine B. Irwin, Menarry, J. Gregg
Front Row: B. Fenning, W. Blackwood, Spratt, Acheson,
Todd, Reid, J. Torrington, J. McMurtry, M. McKee,
G. Smyth, F. Garret, H. Gregg
2) R. Clements
Lyttle Studios, Belfast
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A. N. Clarke
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photograph)
2) -
3) written on the ball - 9th R.E. 1933-34 - on back of photo
XXXIV/541-2 Lambert Weston & Son, Ltd., Folkestone.
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Belfast Tramways 1926
The Belfast City Tramways Military Band, March 1926 -
photo by The Northern Whig and Belfast Post
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Masonic Boys' School
Masonic Boys' School "Richview" Dublin Circa. 1924/25
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Russell2 M. F.
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1) Belfast Telegraph 1st February 1964 - Captain Robin Dixon wins first for
Britain in Winter Olympics - Computing Jobs I.C.T. - Parity in Courts -
Action is sought on Tillysburn 'Murder Mile' - Closures Shock Top Apprentice
Rowland Browne - 29 new cases of Measles - 18 Homeless - Churches condemn
spirit of intolerance - Bands for Twelfth will cost more - Sir Alexander
Cadogan 'fair' - Friendship bridge is declared open - Mrs. Pat meets West
Belfast executive - 10 saved from house 'inferno' - Labour's 'hate' leaflet
attacked - Grove baths loses second manager - Shorts to share big defence
order? - Mystery to Alan Ladd Death - Advertising ban on cigarettes - Steel
strike is over - Leukaemia Boys Are Home Again: The two leukaemia babies
from Ulster are home again from Corsica after unsuccessful attempts to get
treatment with the Naessens serum. Sixteen-month-old Roy Beers is seen with
his father, Mr. Raymond Beers, at their home in Bangor to-day. Ulster child
very ill after Corsica trip, by "Belfast Telegraph" Reporter, Trevor Hanna.
As 16-month-old Roy Beers played happily at his home in Bangor to-day, seven
miles away in Holywood a doctor was called to three-year-old Edward Larmour.
The two Ulster leukaemia babies arrived home with their disappointed fathers
last night after spending a fortnight in Corsica in vain hope of receiving
treatment with French biologist Gaston Naesep's "last hope" serum. And
to-day Mrs. Larmour said she thought the journey had upset her son. In the
doorway of her home at 32 Firmount Crescent, Redburn Estate, she said; He is
too ill to be seen or photographed. He is lying in bed very ill and I have
had to send for the doctor. We are waiting to get him into hospital.
Her husband, Mr. Edward Larmour, joined her to talk of the bitterness he
felt after his mercy trip to Corsica had failed.
CLICK image 1 to read more, page 6 missing so not
the full article, last column.
2)
Belfast Telegraph 1st February 1964
Births
- Affolter, January 17, 1964, at Malone Place Hospital, to
Shirley (nee Wilson) and Bryan, 41 Ailsbury Crescent, a son (Kevin
Bryan)
Deaths
- Adair, February 1, 1964, at his son-in-law's residence,
Ballyhaskin, Millisle, James, dearly-loved husband of the late Martha
Adair. Funeral to Churchill, Carrowdore.
Adams, (nee Jamison) January 31, 1964,
at Hospital, Mary Jane, dearly-loved wife of Robert Adams, and mother of
little Robert. Funeral from her home, 15 Oakdale Street to Dundonald
Cemetery. ~ deeply regretted by her sorrowing Brother and Sister-in-law,
Norman and May Adams, 23 Brown Square. ~ deeply regretted by her
sorrowing Mother, Father and Brother Tom, 33 Oakdale Street. ~ deeply
regretted by her sorrowing Brother and Sister-in-law, Hugh and Isobel
Jamison, and Wee Hugh, 97 John Street, Newtownards. ~ deeply regretted
by her sorrowing Sister and Brother-in-law, Isobel and Ryan Brown, also
little Denise, 27 Newcastle Street. ~ deeply regretted by her sorrowing
Sister and Brother-in-law, Margaret and John Maxwell, 19 Gertrude
Street. ~ deeply regretted by her sorrowing Sister and Brother-in-law,
Kathleen and Thomas Reid, and little Thomas, 3 Oakdale Street. ~ deeply
regretted by her sorrowing Sister and Brother-in-law, Elizabeth and
Thomas Kelly, and Family, 31 Sunnyside Bungalows. ~ very deeply
regretted by her sorrowing Father-in-law and Mother-in-law, Robert and
Sophia Adams, 2 Ghent Street. ~ deeply regretted by her sorrowing
Brother-in-law and Sister-in-law, Charles and Sarah Adams, 116 Cambrai
Street. ~ deeply regretted by her loving Sister-in-law and
Brother-in-law, Edith and Billy Stanley, also Nephews James and David,
28 East Bread Street. ~ deeply regretted by her sorrowing Grandmother
and Aunts, Annie and Mary, and Families, 25 Oakdale Street. ~ deeply
regretted by her Aunt Bess, Uncle John and Family, 52 Northwick Drive. ~
deeply regretted by her Aunt Bella and Family, 35 Oakdale Street. ~
deeply regretted by her sorrowing friend, Martha, and William Crawford
and Family, 6 Mersey Street. ~ The Neighbours of Oakdale Street, Ashdale
Street and Manderson Street regret the death of Mary Adams, and tender
sympathy to her Husband and Baby.
Baillie, January 31, 1964, at City Hospital,
Margaret, late of 43 Glenbryn Drive, dearly-loved sister of William
Alexander, Robert and Mary. Funeral to City Cemetery, deeply regretted
by her Sister-in-law, Brother-in-law and Nephews.
Baird, February 1, 1964, at Smiley Hospital,
Isabella Baird, late of Ballyvallough, Raloo, Larne. Funeral to Gleno
Burying-ground.
Baird, January 31, 1964, at his residence,
Castlecary, Moville, William, beloved husband of Elizabeth Baird.
Funeral to Clare Burying-ground. Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Wife,
Daughter, Son, Daughter-in-law, and Granddaughter.
Beynon, January 30, 1964 (suddenly), at
Hospital, Captain John Alexander Gray, late of Ellerman Lines,
dearly-loved husband of Emily Beynon, 425 Beersbridge Road. Funeral to
Roselawn Cemetery.
Black, January 31, 1964 (suddenly), at Hospital,
Alfred, dearly-loved husband of Margaret Black. Funeral from his late
residence, 82 Northbrook Street to City Cemetery. Deeply regretted by
his sorrowing Wife and Family, also Family Circle. ~ deeply regretted by
his sorrowing Son and Daughter-in-law, Jim and Elizabeth Black, 51
Prince Edward Drive. ~ deeply regretted by Mr. and Mrs. R. Rogers and
Family. ~ The Colleagues of Mrs. Nora Hanlon, Stores Department at
Musgrave Park Hospital, extend their deepest sympathy on the sudden
death of her father, Alfred.
Bogues, February 1, 1964, at her residence, 20
Alexandra Gardens, Nellie (nee Hughes), widow of Thomas Bogues and
mother of the late Father Joseph Bogues, O.M.L. Her remains will be
removed to Little Flower Oratory, Somerton Road, funeral after Requiem
Mass to Holywood Cemetery. Deeply regretted by her Son Thomas, and
Daughters Marie, Kathleen and Noelle, also Daughter-in-law Mary Bogues.
Boyce, January 31, 1964 (suddenly), David,
dearly-loved husband of Victoria. Funeral from his late residence, 27
Bryson Street to Dundonald. Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Wife,
Daughter Ena, and Sister Grace. ~ deeply regretted by his sorrowing Son,
Daughter-in-law, Jackie and Betty, and Family, 66 Joy Street. ~ deeply
regretted by his sorrowing Son and Daughter-in-law, Jim and Doreen, and
Family, 103 Ravenswood Park, Braniel. ~ deeply regretted by his
sorrowing Son and Daughter-in-law, David and Harriett, 12b Innis Avenue,
Rathcoole. ~ deeply regretted by his sorrowing Daughter and Son-in-law,
Grace and Tom, also Grandchildren, Dennis and Ingrid, Rush Park,
Newtownabbey. ~ The Conductor and Members of Grosvenor Hall Military
Band regret the death of the Father of their esteemed Member, David
Boyce, and tender sincere sympathy, R. Hughes, Chairman.
Bridges, January 31, 1964 (suddenly), at her
residence, 6 Skipperstone Gardens, Bangor, Rachel Elizabeth Bridges.
very deeply regretted by the Family Circle.
Brown, January 31, 1964 (suddenly), at her
residence, Braeside, Dungannon, Harriett, beloved wife of Andrew H.
Brown. Funeral to Coolhill Cemetery. Very deeply regretted by the Family
Circle.
Brown, January 31, 1964, at Hospital, Isobel
Brown, 25 Parkmore Street. Funeral to Roselawn. Deeply regretted by her
Sister, Brother, and Family Circle.
Chapman, January 31, 1964 (suddenly), at Royal
Victoria Hospital, Houston, dearly-loved husband of Wilhelmina Chapman,
44 Matchett Street. Interment notice later. Deeply regretted. ~ The
Neighbours of Silvio Street deeply regret the sudden death of Mr.
Houston Chapman, and tender their deepest sympathy.
Close, The Officers and Sir Knights of St.
Paul's Golden? Crown R.B.P. 1005 regret the death of the Father of their
esteemed Member, Sir Knight A. Close, and tender their deepest sympathy.
John Warnock, W.M.
Collins, January 31, 1964, at her residence, 28
Ashley Gardens, Bangor, Isabella C., dearly-loved wife of William
Collins. Service in St. Columbanus Church, Ballyholme. Funeral to
Clandeboye Cemetery. Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Husband and
Family, also the Family Circle.
Courtney, January 31, 1964, at her residence,
Jerrettspass, Newry, Margaret, beloved wife of the late George Courtney.
Funeral to Jerrettspass Presbyterian Burying-ground. Deeply regretted by
the Family Circle.
Elliott, January 29, 1964 (suddenly), at his
residence, 4 Rugby Avenue, Bangor, William Norman, dearly-loved husband
of the late Mary J. Elliott. Deeply regretted by his sorrowing friends,
Mabel, Primrose and Albert.
Guthrie, January 31, 1964, at her residence, 2
Holland Crescent, Mary E. Guthrie. Funeral to Dundonald Cemetery. Deeply
regretted by her sorrowing Nephew and Wife, Robert John and Ena Guthrie.
Hatty, February 1, 1964, at Hospital, William J.
Hatty. Interment notice later. Deeply regretted.
Jeffrey, January 30, 1964, at Royal Infirmary
Hospital, Edinburgh, Iris Kathleen, dearly-loved daughter of Ernest and
Elizabeth Jeffrey, 6 Seapark Avenue, Holywood. Funeral after service in
St. Philip and St. James Parish Church, Holywood, to Redburn Cemetery.
Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Family Circle. ~ The Neighbours of
Seapark deeply regret the death of Iris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.
Jeffrey, and tender their deepest sympathy. ~ The W.M., Officers and
Brethren of Craigantlet Masonic Lodge 486 deeply regret the passing of
the Daughter of their esteemed Brother, E. Jeffrey and tender their
deepest sympathy. W. H. McCracken, W.M. ~ The E.K. and Council of
Craigantlet R.A.C. 486 deeply regret the passing of the Daughter of
their esteemed Companion, R. Jeffrey, and tender deepest sympathy. H.
McMillan, E.K.
Johnston, January 30, 1964 (suddenly), Mary Jane
(Cissie), dearly-loved wife of Thomas Johnston. Funeral from her late
residence, 19 Gosford Street to Roselawn Cemetery. Very deeply regretted
by her sorrowing Husband and Son, Ian. ~ dear mother of Billy, Maureen,
Bobby and Leslie, very deeply regretted by her sorrowing Sons,
Daughters-in-law, Daughter and Son-in-law, and Grandchildren. ~ dear
sister of Hugh Spratt, very deeply regretted by her sorrowing Brother
and Sister-in-law, Hugh and Blanche, and Family, 3 Napier Street. ~ dear
sister of Bobby Spratt, very deeply regretted by all at 2 Baroda Street.
~ dear sister of Margaret, very deeply regretted by her sorrowing Sister
and Brother-in-law, Margaret and Jack Miskelly, and Family, Stracam
Corner, Cregagh. ~ Mrs. Marriott, 9 Tower Street, regrets the death of
her friend, Mrs. Johnston (Cissie), and conveys her sincere sympathy to
the Family Circle.
Kane, January 31, 1964, at Mid. Ulster Hospital,
Magherafelt, Samuel, dearly-beloved husband of the late Sarah Kane, and
father of Raymond and Mary. Funeral from his son-in-law's residence, 25
Aughrim Road, Magherafelt to Bangor Cemetery. Deeply regretted by the
Family Circle.
Kelly, January 31, 1964, at his residence, 95
Shandon Park, Harold T., beloved husband of Ruby Kelly and dear father
of Raymond. Funeral to Roselawn Cemetery. Deeply regretted by his
sorrowing Wife, Son Raymond and Daughter-in-law Phyll. ~ deeply
regretted by his sorrowing Friends, Ken and Rene McDonald. ~ The W.M.,
Officers and Brethren of Ravenhill Masonic Lodge 471 deeply regret the
death of their highly-esteemed Member, W.-Br. Harold T. Kelly, Honorary
Treasurer, and tender sincere sympathy to his Wife and Son. Gerald T.
Gardner, W.M.
Killen, January 31, 1964, at the Alexian
Brothers Home, James Killen (in his 97th year), Killowen. Funeral to
Kilbroney Cemetery, Rostrevor. Deeply regretted by his sorrowing
Daughter, 2a Florenceville Avenue.
Lindsay, January 31, 1964, at Hospital, Annette
Elizabeth, dearly-loved daughter of Ethel and Thomas Lindsay, 89
Glenbryn Park. Funeral to City Cemetery. Deeply regretted by the Family
Circle. ~ The Overseer and Staff of the Newspress Department, Belfast
Telegraph, regret the death of the infant daughter of their
Fellow-worker, Thomas Lindsay, and tender their deepest sympathy.
Lowry, January 31, 1964, at 124 Ardenlee Avenue,
Elizabeth, dearly-loved wife of William Alexander Lowry. Deeply
regretted by the Family Circle.
Lynas, January 31, 1964, at her residence, 70
Circular Road, Larne, Frances Emma, widow of John Charles Lynas and
dearest mother of Emma, Priscilla, Sylvia and John. Funeral private.
Magee, February 1, 1964, at 72 Earlswood Road,
Ellen, wife of the late James Magee. Funeral private.
Moody, January 30, 1964 (result of an accident),
Edward, dearly-loved son of Martha Moody. Funeral from his home, 29
Highpark Crescent to City Cemetery. Deeply regretted by his sorrowing
Mother, also Brothers David, Andrew and Lincoln, also Sisters and
Brothers-in-law, Agnes and Andy Tyrie, Lilly and Billy Scribbons, and
Margaret and Samuel Wylie, and all the Family Circle.
Mullen, February 1, 1964, at his residence,
Teaguy, Annaghmore, Portadown, Francis Mullen. Funeral to Tartaraghan
Churchyard. Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Nephews, Niece, and all
the Family Circle.
McCormick, February 1, 1964, at his residence,
Ballyclare Road, Carnmoney, William McCormick. Funeral notice later.
Deeply regretted.
McCourt, January 31, 1964, at Lagan Valley
Hospital, Margaret, beloved wife of the late James McCourt. Funeral from
her late residence, 79 Longstone Street, Lisburn to Magheragall Parish
Churchyard. Deeply regretted by the Family Circle at home and abroad. ~
deeply regretted by her Neighbours in Longstone Street, Manor Street,
Hoard Street and Manor Park.
McCreanor, January 31, 1964, at his residence,
125 Riga Street, William John (Billy), dearly-loved husband of Susan
McCreanor. Funeral to Dundonald. Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Wife
and Granddaughter Sue. ~ dearly-loved brother of Robert McCreanor,
deeply regretted by his sorrowing Brother and Sister-in-law, and Family,
44 Everton Street.
McDowell, January 31, 1964, at Hospital, Lily,
dearly-beloved wife of the late David Shaw McDowell, 27 Glenside Parade.
Funeral to City Cemetery. Deeply regretted by the Family Circle at home
and abroad.
McGarvey, February 1, 1964 (suddenly), at his
residence, 2 Fountain Road, Cookstown, Robert, dearly-loved husband of
Matilda McGarvey. Funeral to New Cemetery, Cookstown. Very deeply
regretted.
McMaster, (nee Scott) January 31, 1964m at
Hospital, Margaret, wife of the late Walter McMaster, and loving mother
of Betty. Funeral from her daughter's residence, 59 Lisavon Street to
Dundonald Cemetery. Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Daughter,
Son-in-law David, and Granddaughter Mavis. ~ loving mother of Marie,
deeply regretted by her sorrowing Daughter, Son-in-law Douglas and
Grandsons Walter and Douglas, 91 Lisavon Street. ~ loving mother of
Belle, deeply regretted by her sorrowing Daughter, Son-in-law Bert., and
Granddaughter Margaret, England. ~ deeply regretted by her sorrowing
Sister and Brother-in-law, Sadie and Andrew, 18 Isthmus Street; also
Sister, Martha and Brother-in-law Bert., Victoria, Canada. ~ deeply
regretted by her sorrowing Son Walter, Daughter-in-law Anna, and
Grandchildren, 31 Skipton Street. ~ deeply regretted by her sorrowing
Brother and Sister-in-law, George and Gwen, and Family Circle, 24 Euston
Street. ~ The Foreman and Night Workers of No. 3 Dept., B.R. Co., deeply
regret the death of the Mother-in-law of their Fellow-worker D.
Docherty, and extend their deepest sympathy to the Family Circle. R.
Chambers.
McNeice, January 31, 1964, at her residence,
Ballygarvey, Ballymena, Margaretta, beloved wife of the late Henry
McNeice. Deeply regretted by her sorrowing Granddaughter Elsie and
Grandson-in-law Samuel, also Great-granddaughter Angela, 39 Osterley
Park, Newtownabbey.
O'Neill, January 31, 1964, at Roe Valley
Hospital, Susan, dearly-loved wife of Bernard O'Neill, Ballynahery,
Limavady. R.I.P. Funeral for Mass at St. Mary's Church, Limavady,
interment in adjoining Cemetery immediately afterwards. Deeply regretted
by her sorrowing Husband and Family, Brothers and Sisters, and a large
circle of Friends.
Reilly, The Fellow-workers of the Clarence
Clothing Co. regret the death of the Father of Brendan Reilly, and
tender deepest sympathy.
Richardson, January 30, 1964, at his residence,
145 Longstone Street, Lisburn, Thomas John, dearly-loved husband of
Rachel Richardson. Funeral to Lisburn New Cemetery, Blaris. Deeply
regretted by his sorrowing Wife. ~ deeply regretted by his sorrowing
Sons, Daughters, Sons-in-law, Daughters-in-law, Grandchildren, and all
the Family Circle. ~ deeply regretted by his sorrowing Sister-in-law and
Brother-in-law, Annie and Jack Quinn, and Family Circle, Whitemountain,
Lisburn. ~ The Officers and Members of South Antrim Orange Defenders
L.O.L. 1941 regret the death of the Father of their esteemed Members,
Brs. George and Norman Richardson, and Grandfather of Brs. Thos.
Richardson and William and Mervyn Murdoch, and Father-in-law of Br.
Stewart Murdoch, and tender their deepest sympathy. R. Kingsberry, W.M.
Robinson, January 31, 1964, at his residence,
Farlough, Newmills, George, beloved husband of Elizabeth Robinson.
Funeral to Tullanisken Parish Churchyard. Deeply regretted by his
sorrowing Wife and Family.
Rush, January 31, 1964 (in her 93rd year), at
her residence, 99 Fortwilliam Parade, Belfast, Isabella Patterson,
dearly-loved wife of the later Joseph Rush (now resting at the Belfast
Co-operative Society Ltd. Rest Room, 90 Shankill Road). Funeral in St.
Peter's Parish Church, Antrim Road, and thence to City Cemetery. Deeply
regretted by the Family Circle.
Stewart, January 31, 1964, at his home, 49
Dunvegan Street, William E., dearly-beloved husband of Margaret A.
Funeral to Dundonald Cemetery. Deeply regretted by his loving Wife and
Family Circle.
Totten, February 1, 1964 (suddenly), at his
residence, Hightown Terrace, Glengormley, James, dearly-loved husband of
Hannah Florence Totten. Funeral arrangements later. Deeply regretted by
his sorrowing Wife and Family Circle.
Watson, January 31, 1964, at Ards Hospital
Thomas B., dearly-loved brother of John A. Watson, 31 Maryville Road,
Bangor, and formerly of Keady, Co. Armagh. Funeral to Clandeboye
Cemetery. Deeply regretted by his sorrowing Brother and Sister-in-law,
John A. and Emily Watson also Nieces and Nephew.
White, January 31, 1964, at hospital, Herbert
James White, eldest son of the late Hope and Margaret White, 15 Dunvegan
Street. Funeral to Dundonald Cemetery. Deeply regretted by his sorrowing
Sister and Brother-in-law, Maud and John McConnell, also his
Brother-in-law and Sister-in-law, Sam and Ethel. ~ deeply regretted by
his sorrowing Brother and Sister-in-law, George and Agnes, also Nephews
Bertie and Noel, 73 Donnybrook Street in heavenly love abiding. ~ deeply
mourned by his sorrowing Niece and Husband, Lena and George Best, 26b
Abbots Cross, also his Niece and Husband, Maudie and Ted Babes, and
Family, 41 Stirling Avenue.
In Memoriam -
Adair, In loving memory of my dear husband, James, who died,
result of an accident, 1st February, 1963. Sadly missed by his loving
Wife, Joan and Family, 82 Summerhill, Muckamore.
Beatty, Cherished memories of my beloved
husband, Henry, who passed away on February 1st, 1963. Ever remembered
by his loving Wife, Janie.
Boal, Remembering always my dear mother, Laura
Josephine (Darkie), passed away February 1st, 1960, Edna, Jack and
Family, 5 Daleview Avenue, Chingford, E.4. ~ Always remembered, Phyllis,
Sid and Boys. ~ inserted by her affectionate Sisters, Wallis Loftus,
Belle Caldwell, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Boyd, In loving memory of my dear husband and
our dear daddy, Richard, who died 2nd February, 1952. Always remembered
by his loving Wife, Kathleen, and Daughters, Olga and Avis,
Cloughanduff, Templepatrick. ~ always remembered by his Daughter Ivy,
Son-in-law Jack, 69 Templeton Park, Templepatrick. ~ always remembered
by his Daughter Betty, Son-in-law Eddie and Grandchildren, 14 Glenholme
Drive.
Cherry, Cherished memories of my dear wife,
Sadie, died 2nd February, 1961. Always remembered by her loving Husband
John and Family Circle, 14 Mountainview Park.
Clarke, Treasured memories of my dear wife,
Millie, died February 1, 1961; also Wee Tommy. Still sadly missed by her
loving Husband Albert, 22 Watt Street. ~ always remembered by her loving
Son and Daughter-in-law, Albert and Gertie, 13 Knockwood Park.
Coates, In loving memory of our dear mother,
Ellen, died 2nd February, 1963. Sadly missed by her Son and
Daughter-in-law, also Grandchildren Alex and Sally, 68 Collyer Street;
also Daughter and Granddaughter, Jean and Kathleen Horner.
Dempster, In loving memory of my dear brother,
Alfred Charles, died 2nd February, 1963; my dear brother Frederick, died
25th February, 1958; and also my darling Mother, fell asleep 18th April,
1940. Always remembered by her loving Daughter, Ellen.
Dorman, Cherished memories of our dear parents:
Father, died 1st February, 1963; Mother, 20th October, 1960. Always
remembered by their loving Family, Carnalea.
Dornan, Treasured memories of our dear brother,
Thomas, died 2ns February, 1961. Lovingly remembered by his Sister,
Brothers, and their Family Circles.
Eccles, In loving memory of my dear husband,
Alexander, who passed away on 2nd February, 1963. Ever remembered by his
Wife, Annie and Family, 11 Lindsay Street.
Fletcher, In loving memory of my dear husband,
Wesley, died 2nd February, 1963; also my dear son, Billy, 23rd August,
1949. Always remembered by his loving Wife, also Family Circle, 107
Wilton Street.
Gibson, Cherished memories of a dear husband and
father, Andrew, died 1st February, 1962. Ever remembered by his loving
Wife and Family, Shandon View, Lower Braniel.
Graham, In loving memory of my dear mother,
Jeannie, died 2nd February, 1963. Ever remembered by her loving Son Jack
and Daughter-in-law Meg and Family, 59 York Park. ~ ever remembered by
her loving Granddaughter, Jean, 59 York Park.
Hamilton, In lovng memory of Samuel Hamilton,
who died 1st February, 1951. Ever remembered by all his Friends in
Barnamaghery
Hamilton, In loving memory of my dear brother,
Bertie, who died on the 1st February, 1961. Always remembered by Louisa,
James and Family, 30 Campbell Street.
Holland, In loving memory of my dear wife,
Charlotte, who died 1st February, 1951. Ever remembered by her loving
Husband John and Family Circle, 135 Deerpark Road.
Houston, In loving memory of my dear husband,
Albert, died 2nd February, 1959. Ever remembered by his loving Wife and
Family Circle at home and abroad, 147 Alliance Road.
Hunter, Fondest memories of a faithful husband
and Godly father, Albert E., called Home 1st February, 1958. Always
remembered by his Wife and Family.
Hunter, In loving memory of our dear brother,
Hugh, called Home 1st February, 1955. Lovingly remembered by the Family
Circle, 9 Wellwood Street.
King, In loving memory of my dear Father, who
died 1st February, 1941; also dear Mother, 27th June, 1940. Ever
remembered by their loving Daughter and Son-in-law, Bella and Robert
Beattie, Ballycraigy, Muckamore.
Montgomery, In loving memory of Isobella, died
1st February, 1954. Always remembered by her loving Father and Mother,
Sisters, Nora and Sandra, also Grandparents, 9 Brownlow Street, Comber.
Moore, In loving memory of my dear sister,
Cecilia, died on 2nd February, 1959. remembered by her Sister and
Brother-in-law, Isa and Charlie, and Family, 2 Elizabeth Avenue,
Carrickfergus.
Moreland, In loving memory of a dear wife and
mother, Christina, who died on Feb. 1st, 1963 Ever remembered by her
loving Husband and Family Circle in London and Australia. ~ always
remembered by her loving Daughter Min and Son-in-law Billy, Grandsons
Moreland and Joe, 33 Highpark Cross.
Morrison, In fondest memory of our dear parents:
Mother, Mabel Eveline, died 2nd February, 1963; Father, died 3rd
November, 1960. Ever remembered by the Family Circle at home and abroad.
~ always remembered by their Son, James, Daughter-in-law Alice, and
Family Circle at home and in California, 92 Cumberland Road, Dundonald.
Morrow, In loving memory of my dear husband,
George, died February 2, 1963. Fondly remembered by his Wife Lily and
Stepson Joe, 8 Bryson Street.
Murphy, In loving memory of our dear father,
Alexander, called Home 1st February, 1963; also our dear mother,
Margaret, called Home 7th June, 1958. Always remembered by the Family
Circle.
McClatchey, Treasured memories of our dear
brother, David, died the 1st February, 1961. Sadly missed by his loving
Sisters, 2 Arundel Street.
Paterson, In loving memory of dear mother,
Margaret, who died 1st February, 1959. May and Tommy, Melbourne,
Australia.
Porter, Treasured memories of our dear Father,
died 1st February, 1961; also our dear Mother, died 29th September,
1937; also nephew Vickey, died 1st January, 1961. Sadly missed by all
the Family Circle, 46 Redcliffe Drive.
Quail, In loving memory of my dear husband,
Robert James, called Home on February 2nd, 1963. Ever remembered by his
loving Wife and Family Circle at home and abroad, 11 Sherbrook Street.
Rainey, In loving memory of my dear wife and our
dear mother, Maria Wilson, died 2nd February, 1963. Always remembered by
her loving Husband and Family, 24 Warren Park, Lisburn. ~ in memory of
our dear friend, Maria, died 2nd February, 1963. Samuel and Beth
Atkinson, Dunami, Ballycarry.
Reid, In loving memory of our dear parents:
Father, who passed away February 1st, 1959; also Mother, October 25th,
1959; also their youngest Son, Joseph, January 3rd, 1961. Always
remembered by the Family Circle, 62 Glencairn Street.
Reid, Treasured memories of wee Robert, called
Home February 1, 1961. Never forgotten by his loving Mammy and Daddy,
also little Brother Ivan, 17 Pansy Street.
Robinson, In loving memory of our dear parents,
Father, died 14th April, 1933, Mother, died 1st February, 1963. Sadly
missed by their loving Son, Kenneth; Daughter, Betty, Family Circle at
home and abroad. 122 Benburb Street.
Robinson, In loving memory of my dear mother,
Minnie, died 1st February, 1963. Always remembered by her loving Son and
Daughter-in-law, Joe and Edith, also Grandchildren, Valerie, Kathleen,
Kenneth, 92 Britannic Street.
Seaton, In loving memory of mother, Rachel, died
1st February, 1963; also father, Arthur, died 19th July, 1961, late of
Shore Road, Whitehouse. Ever remembered by the Family.
Shanks, In loving memory of my dear wife, Mary,
died 1st February, 1961. Always remembered by her Husband and Daughter,
Jean, 69 Skegoneill Avenue.
Sloan, Treasured memories if our dear mother,
Cathleen, called Home 1st February, 1955. Always remembered by the
Family Circle.
Smyth, In loving remembrance of a dear Wife and
Mother, called away 2nd February, 1958. Always remembered by her loving
Husband, Edmund, Daughter Annie, Granddaughters Isobel, Anne, and Son
Robert; also Daughter and Son-in-law, Ruby and Harry Mussen, and
Grandchildren, Australia.
Smyth, In loving memory of my dear Mother, who
died 2nd February, 1958. Sadly missed by her loving Daughter and
Son-in-law, Susan and Jack, also grandchildren, 55 Tyndale Gardens.
Smyth, In loving memory of my dear Mother, who
died 2nd February, 1958. Sadly missed by her loving Daughter and
Son-in-law, Margaret and David Barbour, also Grandson, 10 Whitegates,
near Congleton, Cheshire.
Smyth, In loving memory of my dear Mother, who
died 2nd February, 1958. Always remembered by her Daughter and
Son-in-law and Grandchildren, 96 Leopold Street.
Smyth, In loving memory of my dear Mother, who
died 2nd February, 1958. Sadly missed by her loving Daughter and
Son-in-law, Hannah and David Scott, also Grandsons.
Spratt, In loving memory of a dear husband and
father, Samuel, died 2nd February, 1963. Always remembered by his loving
Wife and Family Circle, 43 Upper Cavehill Road.
Steenson, In loving memory of our dear Mother,
died 1st February, 1957. Ever remembered by her Daughter, Nellie, also
Family Circle, 44 Harrisburg Street.
Taylor, Loving memories of our dear son, David,
called Home 2nd February, 1934. Always remembered by his loving Father
and Mother, John and Hannah Taylor, and Family Circle, 14 Erin Street.
Topping, In loving memory of my dear husband,
James, passed away 2nd February, 1963. Always remembered by his loving
Wife Agnes. ~ always remembered by his loving Daughter and Son-in-law,
Margaret and Victor McKane, also Granddaughters Mildred and Irene. ~
always remembered by his Mother-in-law, Mrs. Twyford, and the family
Circle.
Turtle, Fondest memories of our baby son, Samuel
James, died 1st February, 1963.
Warren, Cherished memories of our dear Parents.
Remembered always by the Family Circle, 60 Surrey Street.
White, (12 The Strand, Holywood) in loving
memory of dear Jeannie, who died 2nd February, 1962. Always remembered
by her Family at home and abroad.
Wilson, In loving memory of a dear husband and
father, John, died February 2nd, 1961. Always remembered by his dear
Wife and Family, Ballyhamage, Doagh.
Thanks
- William Cummings, The Wife and Family of the late William
Cummings, deeply appreciate the kindness shown to them in their time of
great sorrow, and would like to return thanks to the Rev. F. J. Nelson
and Rev. D. Gillies, the Superintendent and Staff of Belfast City
Mission, to the Workers and Friends of Wilton Square Mission Hall and
Sunsay School, the Staffs of Messrs. R. R. Browne & Co. Ltd. and
Nurseryneeds, also those who sent floral tributes, letters and cards,
and the many Christian Friends who sustained and upheld them by their
prayers. 90 Bray Street.
Richard Matier, The Wife and Family of the late
Richard Matier wish to thank all those who sympathised with them in
their recent sad bereavement; to the Neighbours of Ashmore Street and
district, especially Mrs. Sloan, Mr. and Mrs. Hoy, and Mrs. MacDermott;
all those who visited the home, sent floral tributes, letters and cards
of condolence, and attended the funeral; also Dr. Haddick for his
faithfulness. Hoping this acknowledgment will be accepted by all. 53
Ashmore Street.
Clara Millar, The Husband and Family of the late
Clara Millar wish to thank the many kind Friends and Neighbours who
sympathised with them in their recent sad bereavement, especially the
Neighbours of Hillfoot Street and District, Sydenham Unionist
Association, the British Legion (both sections), to all those who sent
floral tributes, cards and letters of condolence, and all those who
called at the home and attended the funeral. Trusting this
acknowledgment will be accepted by all. 1 Hillfoot Street.
2)
continued - Belfast Telegraph 1st February 1964 Peace role outdated,
Can't Police World, Minister - A garden gate is subject of appeal - Last
drinks please, at cut prices - Church Hall is Dedicated - Photo: Mr. Martyn
Downing, a former Scoutmaster of the 1st Holywood Boy Scout troop, presents
Queen's Colours to Victor Duncan at the 1st Holywood headquarters in Heasley
Hall, Holywood. Looking on is Mr. Francis McCall, Scoutmaster. - Drop the
'non-Catholic' tag, Canon - 400 at wedding in Cathedral: Captain Jeffrey
George Lefroy and Miss Teresa Margaret White; Mr. Denis J. Ryan - Miss Janet
M. Steen; Mr. Desmond T. Frazer and Miss Kathleen A. Fleming; Mr. John
Younger and Miss Avril Breidon. - Sapper Old Comrades meet again: Major
Rupert Stanley, Mr. Jack McNally, Mr. Harry Hull, Canon Bertie Jackson,
Major J. A. Mitchell, Mr. H. Trotter, Mr. Robert Reilly. - Stock Exchange -
For Australia: Leaving for Australia under the "Big Brother" movement on
February 8 is Norman Edgar Glenn, Fort Road, Ballylesson, Belfast. He and
the other lads in the party who are taking up a farming career, will train
on a farm in Sydney.
3) Belfast Telegraph 1st February 1964 Articles Wanted and For Sale -
Cartoons: More Fun With Bunion & Ace O'Hara, 20th Century Spaceman -
Crossword (no answers) Winners of last weeks Crossword: Miss Rose Kelly, 13
Beechwood Avenue, Londonderry; Miss E. Bendall, 64 Ailesbury Road, Belfast;
Mr. S. Armstrong, Demesne House, Moira, Co. Down.
4) Belfast Telegraph 1st February 1964: SPORT
Methodist College Medallion XV. 1943-44
Photographers: R. Clements Lyttle Studios, Belfast; Framers: F. G. David &
Sons, Ltd., 19 North Street Arcade, Belfast
back row: W. H. Mol, Esq. - J. A. Renshaw - J. T. W. Getgood - L.
McMahon - G. Ferrett - J. Falconer, Esq., M.A. (Headmaster) - N. R. Reid -
W. K. C. Loane - I. Morrison - W. S. H. Lavery - J. Heney, Esq.
front row: W. D. Smith - M. F. Russell - F. R. Beringer - K. G.
Maguire - J. B. Bridges (Captain) - L. F. Thompson - M. H. Gibson - J. C.
Jackson - A. H. McCulloch
Methodist College Junior Athletic Team, 1944 - on back Mrs. Russell
photographer: R. Clements Lyttle, Studios, Belfast
back row: Mr. T. J. Miles - J. Lord - Mr. W. H. Mol - G. Ferret - Mr.
J. Falconer, M.A. (Headmaster) - J. A. Snowden - Mr. A. F. Clark
front row: V. G. Rea - A. McCullough - K. G. Maguire - M. F. Russell
- S. Barrett
sitting at front: N. G. McMahon - F. D. C. Mills - F. H. Jamison - A.
D. Johnston
Methodist College Prefects 1946/47 - on back Mrs. Russell
R. Clements Lyttle Studios, Belfast
back row: S. J. Simpson - J. M. Bridges - M. F. Russell - Mr. J.
Falconer, M.A. (Headmaster) - Mr. G. R. M. Clarke, M.A. - G. H. M. B. Baird
- V. H. J. Price - E. McC. Ashenhurst.
middle row: J. Weatherup - H. Montgomery - A. R. Johnston - F. R.
Beringer - S. J. Taylor - A. E. Hinds - R. C. Lindsay
front row: N. T. Dickson - G. A. McD. Cummings - B. G. Wilson - M. H.
Gibson - J. N. Sinclair - K. E. Reid - F. D. C. Mills - L. F. Thompson
Methodist College Prefects 1947-48
R. Clements Lyttle Studios, Belfast
back row: W. Bell - Mr. J. Falconer, M.A. (Headmaster) - Mr. G. R. M.
Clarke, M.A. - A. G. Martin
middle row: D. M. Kerr - T. J. M. Holland - N. G. McMahon - B. A.
Nixon - W. S. H. Lavery - A. D. Slader - E. W. Lowry
front row: J. Weatherup - M. F. Russell - B. G. Wilson - A. E. Hinds
(Head Boy) - J. M. Bridges - K. E. Reid - J. M. H. Scandrett
Methodist College Senior Athletic Season 1947 - on
back Russell
R. Clements Lyttle Studios, Belfast
back row: Mr. H. V. Gay - H. C. Killips - R. G. S. McNutt - J. Lord -
Mr. J. Falconer, M.A. (Headmaster) - D. I. Stewart - A. D. Slader - S.
Paterson - Mr. A. F. Clark, BSc.
middle row: J. Wilson - M. F. Russell - L. F. Thompson - J. T. W.
Getgood - G. I. McCormick - H. Montgomery - C. J. Wallace
front row: R. Larmour - W. C. Fulton - J. O. Kenning - I. H. McConkey
- D. Johnston - W. J. H. Graham - S. S. Spence
Methodist College Senior Athletic Team, 1948
R. Clements Lyttle Studios, Belfast
back row: R. G. D. Forson - J. C. McConnell - F. Todd - J. F. McGrath
- T. J. M. Holland
middle row: Mr. H. V. Gay - R. G. S. McNutt - E. W. Lowry - Mr. J.
Falconer, M.A. (Headmaster) - J. Longridge - W. T. McCrory - Mr. E. J.
Garrett - Mr. A. F. Clark
front row: H. C. Killips - A. O'Neill - M. F. Russell - G. I.
McCormick - G. S. Irwin - W. C. Fulton - S. Patterson
Victoria College Prefects 1946-47 - on back and hard to make out: Mr.
Alexander, 19 Old Cavehill Road
R. Clements Lyttle Studios, Belfast
back row: J. Caves - P. McHenry - A. Purdy - P. McMeekan - G. Allen
middle row: I. Moore - L. Beattie - J. Williams - D. Roberts - A.
Devlin - M. Anderson - A. Sturgeon - L. Loughridge
front row: E. M. Hall - M. G. C. Young - Mgt. Anderson - T. P. Seale
(Head Prefect) - M. J. Alexander - D. D. McCrea - G. C. Alexander
no info but probably a slightly younger version of the one above.
framed by Combridge Ltd., 18 & 20 Grafton Street,
Dublin - is this M. F. Russell?
drawn by Alfie J. McKeon 22
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