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Where Germany Received the Peace Terms this Afternoon (Telegraph 7th May
1919
Belfast Board of Guardians 1917 - Sale by Auction Broughmore, Broomhedge;
Bachelor's Walk, Lisburn; Cliftonville, Antrim Road, Lisburn - Rainfall in
Belfast 1914 - Belfast Asylum Notes - The German Effectives 1916 - Vessels
Lost in 1914-15 - Recruiting in Ireland 1916 - Struck by a Torpedo Harpalion
1915 - Charlie Chaplin Held Responsible 1915 - A Forgotten Comedian Richard
Cox Rowe 1915 - Death Rate of Belfast 1917 - Lord Derby's Recruiting Figures
1916 - Some Frank Reflections on the (Lieut. Baumberg) Malcolm Case 1917 -
Pat Fighting Man 1917 - Commerce and the University 1918 - Old-Age Pensions
1918
From War to Work 1918 - The Abbey Church, Bangor, Re-Opened 1918 - Tale of a
Collapsible Boat 1918 (Lance-Corporal J. Dowling, Connaught Rangers) -
Germany and Peace 1918 - Irish Recruiting Analysis 1918 - Canadians Capture
Mons - Russian War Losses - Munitions Works Change Over 1918 - With the
Ulster Division 1919
With the Ulster Division 1919 continued - Armistice Wriggling 1919 - Jutland
Battle Error 1919 - Lady's Long Descent 1919 (Mrs. Margaret McCance Scott) -
John Knox Descendants - The German Air Raids 1919 - Volunteer Battalions,
South Belfast and Young Citizens 1919 - Spies Blunder -
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Treasury Notes Issued 1919 - The Case for the Scoto-Irish Tunnel 1919 -
Leprosy in Ireland 1919 - Kitchener of Khartoum 1919 - 1st R.I.R. Return to
England, Ordered to Belfast, Arrival Tomorrow, Rifles' Non-Arrival, Recalled
on the Journey - Damage to St. Paul's and Other Famous Buildings 1919 - Mr.
Geoffrey Smiles, of Belfast and Mr. Joseph Cordnor, of Derry flew to
Portrush from London - French on Shell Shortage 1919 - Postal
Amalgamation - The R.I.R. Return of the 2nd Battalion 1919 - Distinctions
Won in the War
Return of the 2nd R.I.R. - "Faugh-A-Ballagh" Return of the 1st Royal Irish
Fusiliers - League of Nations - Monster Halibut - Shot While Milking Cow,
Co. Clare, Michael Marrinan - Tramcars for Workers - Education of the Drama
- Got Invoices but No Parcel - Colours 2nd Battalion Royal Inniskilling
Fusiliers at Belfast 1919 Lieut. W. G. Eason, 2nd Lieut. J. A. Anderson &
C.Q.M. Sergeant M. Mahaffy, 36th Division Cadres Arrive - Royal
Inniskillings, 2nd Batt. Cadre Home - The Shell Shortage 1919 - Desperate
Trench Life - At The Ancre Mill - Raid on Stone Bridge Post - 36th Division
Baths - Memorable 1st July Through Thiepval Maelstrom - Deluge of Shells -
Fought With His Naked Fists - Strains of Dolly's Brae - Here's the 107th -
Plunder and Murder - Plot to Persecute Jews - Serious Dundalk Accident
Where Ulstermen Won Immortal Renown 1919 - Baptism of Fire, Y.C.V. Men's
Innocent Query - The "No Surrender" Men - The Order of Battle - Commander of
the Fourth Corps - Famous Soldier's Tribute to Ulster - Field-Marshal Sir
Henry Wilson - Brevities 1919 - Bomb in Watering Cart - Law-Abiding Bangor,
Tribute by R.I.C. Headquarters - Army Announcements - Funeral of the Late
Lord Alington - Miss Mary Milnes-Gaskell to Brigadier-General H. D. O. Ward,
C.B., C.M.G. - Derry Nationalists' Boycott - Whitehead's Peace Celebrations
- Quien Trial 1919 - Outrages in Ireland 1919 - Ireland and the War - The
Sinn Fein Organisation in the Pay of Germany
Sinn Fein Suppressed 1919 - Activity in Belfast - Flag Removed at Newry -
Incident at Monaghan Hall - Rainfall for September 1919 - Rainfall at
Seaforde - Alleged Theft of Gas 1919 Peter Convery - The Queen's Island 1919
- The Bullaun Stone 1919 - More Gold From Germany 1919 - Murders by Maniacs
1919 - British Antarctic Expedition 1919 - The Home Rule Problem 1919 -
Attempted Gun-Running 1919 - The White Cross Inn 1919 - R.I.R. 1st Batt.
Rugeley Camp
Officer's Tragic End in Dublin - Aims of the N.U.R. - Army Announcements -
More of Old Belfast, '64 Riots, and After - Shipyard Men's Guns - Wall from
East Twin to Kinnegar - The Pugnacious John Rea - The Troublesome Will - Sir
Robert Bateson 1919 - The 1917 Offensive 1919 - Ewarts and Glenbank, Where
the Last Wolf Was Slain 1919, When Young was at Ballysillan, Birth of the
Crumlin Road, Planned the '98 Rebellion, The First Baronet, Details of
Glenbank - When Duncairn was a Rural Retreat 1919 - General Gough's Battle
1919 - Lord French's "1914" - Notice of Change of Surname, William Vere
Porter Thompson 1919 - Banbridge Hymn Writer - To His Fallen Comrades -
Trial of French General - German Losses in Airmen - The Allied War Losses
1919 - Rainfall for October 1919 - Rainfall at Seaforde - Site of a Famous
Cockpit
Helen's Tower 1919 - Glen Cairn - Fernhill - The Cunninghams and Ulster 1919
- Huguenot Regiments in Ireland 1919 - Roman Catholics and Education 1919 -
Angry Ratepayers, Cregagh Water Supply 1919 - Prisoner on Hunger Strike -
Raid with a Toy Revolver - Nationalisation of Hospitals - Import of German
Dyestuffs - Belfast Gas Output - Belfast Public Libraries 1920 - The Year's
Lost Working Days 1919 - Orlock, Everton Drive, 1926 - Exhibition in Council
Chamber 1920
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