Birth

MITCHELL -- August 2, at Fairy Fort, Limavady, to Rev. Wm. and Mrs. Mitchell -- a son.

Marriage

REA--MARTIN -- July 26, at First Dromore Presbyterian Church, by the Rev. David Baird, Garvaghy, assisted by the Rev. Herbert Martin, B.A., Mourne, brother of the bride, Alexander Haslett Rea, eldest son of Samuel Rea, Drumdrinagh House, Rathfriland, to Annie Martin, youngest daughter of the late Thomas Martin, Diamond View, Dromore.

Deaths

COTTER -- August 1, at his residence, 229, Albertbridge Road, John Cotter (late of Harland & Wolff, Ltd.).

CRAWFORD -- July 26, at her residence, Edenville, Seacliffe Road, Bangor, Mary Howe, widow of the late Thomas Crawford, The Green House, Dunmurry.

CRAWFORD -- July 29, at the residence of her uncle, Samuel Orr, Farranshane, Mary Jane Crawford, only daughter of William and Martha Isobella Crawford.

DRENNAN -- July 29, at his residence, Carsehall, Limavady Junction, John W. Drennan.

DRUMMOND -- July 30, at his brother's residence, Ballygowan, Ballynure, John Drummond, of Marshallville, Bay Road, Larne Harbour.

FRASER -- July 29, at her residence, 1, Garra Terrace, Shore Road, Maria, widow of the late Michael Fraser, passed away on her sixty-eighth birthday.

KENNEDY -- July 30, at her residence, Ballyhenry, Carnmoney, Sarah Kennedy.

LINDSAY -- July 29, at his residence, Dunleady, Dundonald, William Lindsay, in his eighty-seventh year.

MATTERSON -- July 31, at the residence of her nephew, Fruit Hill, Anahilt, Hillsborough, Mary Matterson.

MERCER -- July 28, at her residence, Manor House, Upper Ballinderry, Jane, relief of the late Robert Mant Mercer.

MILLAR -- July 30, at his residence, Glenone House, Portglenone, Robert John Millar.

MITCHELL -- August 2, at the residence of J. Alexander Gibson, Endfield, Craigavad, Jane, third daughter of the late Samuel Mitchell, Briansburn, Bangor, aged eighty-nine years.

MOODY -- July 27, at Bangor, Co. Down, Eva, beloved wife of Andrew T. Moody, of Saintfield.

MURRAY -- July 31, at his residence, 2, Skegoniel Avenue, William Murray.

M'CANDLESS -- August 1, at her residence, Glenhugh, Elizabeth Weir, willow of the late Wm. M'Candless.

M'CURDY -- August 2, at his residence, Vow, Ballymoney, Robt. B. M'Curdy, J.P., aged seventy years.

M'ILREE -- July 27, at his residence, 47, Brunswick Road, Bangor, James, the beloved husband of Isabella M'Ilree.

SCOTT -- At his residence, 109, Greenore Street, Stanley Beresford, beloved husband of Annie Scott.

SIMPSON -- August 2, at her residence, Railway Place, Coleraine, Sarah Ann, widow of the late Thos. Simpson.

WEIR -- July 27, at Tyne Terrace, Jordanstown, Whiteabbey, David, second son of William and Helena Weir.

WHITESIDE -- August 1, at her son's residence, 23, Dunluce Street, Larne, Maria, widow of the late William Whiteside.

Killed in Action

OWENS -- Killed in action, on July 1st 1916, Sergeant Alfred Owens, Machine Gun Corps, Ulster Division, younger son of the late W. J. Owens and Mrs. Owens, 4, University Street, Belfast, aged 24 years.

Clippings

HUMANITY OUTRAGED.

BRITISH SEA CAPTAIN SHOT.

GERMANS' TRUMPED-UP CHARGE.

Another German outrage against humanity, comparable in some respects with the shooting of Edith Cavell, is revealed in their official announcement of the execution, after Court-martial at Bruges, of Captain Charles Fryatt, of the captured Great Eastern Railway Company's steamer Brussels, on the ground that he "tried to ram U33" in March last.

The German official message is as follows --

On Thursday, at Bruges, before the court-martial of the Marine Corps, the trial took place of Captain Charles Fryatt, of the British steamer Brussels, which was brought in as a prize. The accused was condemned to death because, although he was not a member of a combatant force, he made an attempt, on the afternoon of March 28th, to ram the German submarine U33 near Maas Lightship. The accused, as well as the first officer and the chief engineer of the steamer, received at the time from the British Admiralty a gold watch as a reward for his brave conduct on that occasion, and his action was mentioned with praise in the House of Commons. On the occasion in question, disregarding the U boat's signal to stop and show his national flag, he turned at a critical moment at high speed on the submarine, which escaped the steamer by a few metres only by immediately diving. He confessed that in so doing he had acted in accordance with the instructions of the Admiralty. The sentence was confirmed yesterday r. Thursday) afternoon, and carried out by shooting. One of the many nefarious "franc-tireur" proceedings of the British merchant marine against our war vessels has thus found a belated, but merited, expiation.

Shot as a Franc-Tireur.

The official German reply to Viscount Grey says the German war tribunal sentenced Captain Fryatt to death because he had performed an act of war against German sea forces, although he did not belong to the armed forces of his country. He was not deliberately shot in cold blood without due consideration, as the British Government asserts, but he was shot as a franc-tireur after calm consideration and thorough investigation. As martial law on land protects the soldier against assassination by threatening the offender with the penalty of death, so it protects the members of the sea forces against assassination at sea. Germany will continue to use this law of warfare in order to save her submarine crews from becoming the victims of franc-tireurs at sea.

Pension for the Widow.

The Board of Trade have decided to grant to Mrs. Fryatt a pension of £100 per year in addition to the Government scheme pension. The Great Eastern Railway Company have granted her an annuity of £250 per annum.

CRIMINALS TO BE PUNISHED.

Mr. Asquith's Declaration.

In answer to Sir Edward Carson, Mr. Asquith, in Parliament on Monday evening, said -- I deeply regret to say that it appears to be true that Captain Fryatt has been murdered by the Germans. His [--?--] Government have heard with [--?--] [--?--] indignation of this atrocious crime against the law of nations and the usages of war. (Cheers.) Coming, as it does, contemporaneously with the lawless cruelty towards the population of Lille and other occupied districts of France -- (cheers) -- it shows that the German High Command, under the stress of military defeat, have renewed their policy of terrorism. (Cheers.) It is impossible, of course, to conjecture to what further atrocities they may proceed. His Majesty's Government, therefore, desire to repeat emphatically their resolve that such crimes shall not, if they can help it, go unpunished. (Loud cheers.) When the time arrives they are determined to bring to justice the criminals, whoever they may be and whatever station they may hold. (Loud cheers,) In such cases as these the authors of the system under which such crimes are committed may well be the most guilty of all. (Cheers.) The question of what immediate action can be taken is engaging the earnest consideration of the Government, and I hope very soon to announce to the House of Commons what we will do. (Cheers.)

Sir E. Carson -- May I ask the Prime Minister whether, in considering the motion, he will consult his colleagues as to whether the time has not come when some Act should be passed by this House that will show that at the end of the war the German people will not be admitted within the comity of nations until these crimes have been expiated. (Cheers.)

Mr. Asquith said he would bear the suggestion in mind.

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ULSTER NEWS IN BRIEF

A girl named Annie Dimsdale, 100, Hyndford Street, Belfast, was crossing the railway line at the Kinnegar Halt, County Down, when she was knocked down and killed by a train on Saturday.

Definite steps have been taken by the Clogher Guardians to have the body of the Workhouse closed up. The net saving would be £251 per annum, after paying for the paupers' upkeep in another union.

William Morton, Flurrybridge, was found lying dead in a drain. He had left his house to go to work on a newly-purchased farm, and as he did not turn up the usual time a search was made with the result stated.

Capt. W. Ferguson, who has retired from the command of the Dundalk and Newry S. P. Co.'s steamer Earl of Erne, has, during his thirty-nine years' service, crossed the Irish Sea 4,000 times. He went to sea when 13½.

A three-and-a-half-year-old child, named Edward Watson, of Magheragall, Lisburn, was found drowned in a mill dam. At the inquest a telegram was received, stating that the deceased's father had been wounded at the front.

At Tuesday's meeting of the Belfast City Council it was decided to invest £150,000 in the Government funds. The money consists of sinking funds set aside by the Corporation in connection with the repayment of their various loans.

At the meeting of the Ballymoney Urban Council Mr. Alexander Donaghy, who presided, paid a tribute to the heroism of the Ulster Division, and said that many homes in the district were now in mourning. A resolution of sympathy was unanimously adopted.

As the result of a wheel weighing 8cwt. falling on his right leg,, a young lad about sixteen years of age, named Matthew Scullion, son of Mr. Hugh Scullion, Leighmore, Ballymena, sustained such injuries as necessitated his removal to the Ballymena Infirmary.

The tonnage of vessels entering Belfast Harbour for the past seven months decreased by 302,687 tons compared with the same period last year. The decrease is largely due to dislocation of the traffic with England and Scottish ports. There is an increase in foreign tonnage.

At the meeting of Omagh Rural Council the Clerk reported that during the recent storm a cottage in Derroar had been struck by lightning and the roof completely destroyed. He had lodged a claim with the insurance company in respect of the damage. The Council approved.

At Belfast Corporation the co-option of Mrs. M'Mordie, widow of the late Lord Mayor, was suggested for a vacant Councillorship, and the matter was referred to a meeting or the corporation in committee. If elected Mrs. M'Mordie will be the first lady Councillor in Belfast.

Rev. Robert Byers, who has been for sixteen years superintendent of the Londonderry Methodist City Mission, has left Londonderry to take up his new appointment as superintendent of the Newry circuit. A large crowd of friends assembled at the station and gave Mr. and Mrs. Byers a cordial send off.

On behalf of the British Red Cross Society a concert was held in the Parochial Hall, Whitehead, on Thursday evening. The function was liberally supported by the residents and visitors. Rev. James Richardson, M.A., rector of Templecorran and Islandmagee, who presided, introduced a high-class musical and elocutionary programme, which was greatly enjoyed.

But for the plucky action of Master W. Taylor, Enniskillen, a Portora boy, a soldier would have been drowned in Lough Erne. He was bathing and got into difficulties. Taylor, hearing his cries for help, jumped into the water out of his boat with an oar, and swam to the drowning man with it. The soldier caught the oar, and Taylor swam ashore with the man and saved him.

A memorial service for the officers and men belonging to Londonderry, who fell in action during the last year, was held in the Derry Cathedral on Sabbath, afternoon. There was a large attendance, which included the Mayor and members of the Corporation. The Dean of Derry delivered an address, and other clergymen taking part in the services were Revs. B. S. Lyons and R. Scandrett.

Many Enniskillen families have been hard hit during the recent advance. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, Castlecoole, had lost already one son by disease in the war, and two who were in the Inniskillings, James and Joseph, were killed on the 1st ult. Mr. George Evans, of Abbey Street, has lost two sons in action, and Mr. Patrick Higgins, Abbey Street, has had two sons killed and one discharged through the seriousness of his wounds.

As Mr. John Morgan, farmer, Clonvaraghan, was chatting in the house of his cousins, Messrs. Hugh and John Kelly, at Backaderry, their servant man, Hugh Smyth, approached the house, carrying a fowling-piece. As he passed the kitchen window the gun was accidentally discharged through the window, and Morgan received the pellets in his face. The injured man was conveyed to the infirmary, and it will be necessary to remove the right eye.

A delightful garden fete was held at Drumbanagher Castle, near Newry, the residence of Major Maxwell A. Close, D.L., J.P., in aid of the Red Cross Society. Major Close, Lady Muriel Close, and Mrs. Close, wife of Lieutenant Close, 4th Hussars, were present, and did all in their power to make the fete the success it turned out to be. Others present were his Grace the Primate of Ireland (Most Rev. Dr. Crozier); Mr. James N. Richardson, D.L., and Mrs. Richardson, Bessbrook; and many other ladies and gentlemen of the Co. Armagh.

A sad shooting tragedy, resulting in the death of Jeannie Craig, aged nine years, occurred near Castlederg. Her sister, Mary Craig, aged thirteen years, was seriously wounded, and is lying in a critical condition. A bank clerk named Smith, home on holidays, went out to take photographs of neighbours' children. He took with him a single-barrelled breech-loading gun and some cartridges to shoot rabbits. His gun was left down, and it is alleged that a lad named Bertie Moffett picked it up and it exploded when the girls were in position for being photographed. A verdict of accidental death was returned by the jury at an inquest held later.

According to "Stubbs' Weekly Gazette," the failures in the United Kingdom, including registered deeds of arrangement, for week ending 29th July, 1916, were 62 (England and Wales 48, Ireland 6, Scotland 8) against 82 (England and Wales 71, Ireland 4, Scotland 7) for corresponding week last year; decrease 20. Total for the thirty weeks to date 2,150 (England and Wales 1,801, Inland 129, Scotland 220) against 3,279 (England and Wales 2,802, Ireland 182, Scotland 295) for the corresponding period of last year; decrease 1,129.

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MINISTERIAL VOLUNTEERS.

At a meeting of the Presbytery of Kirkcudbright, held at Castle Douglas on Monday, the Rev. D. Davis, of Buittle, son of the late Mr. Davis, Third Ballynahinch, Co. Down, made application for extended leave of absence for the, purpose of entering the R.A.M.C., the chaplain's department being over-applied for. It was decided to grant the request, and the Moderator of the Presbytery (Rev. Luke M'Quitty, formerly of Templepatrick) said they were sorry to lose. Mr. Davis. They had four members of Presbytery already serving, each of whom had gone without waiting to be called upon. They now had five, none of whom had been, called upon, and they heartily congratulated Mr. Davis on the patriotism he had shown, and on the way he had come forward. They wished him all success and a safe return.

Tyrone Presbytery have granted leave of absence to Rev. R. Hyndman, B.A., minister of First Cookstown, to engage in Y.M.C.A. work with the troops, his congregation having decided during his absence to unite alternate, months with Second and Third Cookstown, under Rev. D. Maybin, B.A., and Rev. John Entrican, B.A.

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DEATH OF MRS. GILMORE, WOODVALE, BALLYMENA.

Deep regret will be felt at the death of Mrs. Gilmore, wife of the Rev. W. J. Gilmore, B.A., Presbyterian minister, Newtowncrommelin, which occurred on Thursday. The deceased lady was apparently in her usual health up till a short time before her death, but owing to an internal malady she was advised by her medical attendant to undergo an operation in Belfast. Despite the best medical aid she passed away on Thursday evening. Mrs. Gilmore was the daughter of Mr. Jas. Alexander, Lisbreen Cottage, Martinstown, and leaves two boys and a girl to mourn, her loss, all of whom, it may be said, have highly distinguished themselves in their collegiate career. Mrs. Gilmore's death will be deeply regretted in Ballymena, and her memory will long be cherished for her amiable manner and her many acts of charity. Her sister, Mrs. Alexander, of Moylarg, Glarryford, was buried on Friday afternoon, in the family burying-ground, Clough, as the result of injuries received in an accident some time ago.

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WOUNDED SOLDIERS' SERVICE AT BROADWAY.

A very largely, attended flower and gift service for wounded soldiers was held in Broadway Presbyterian, Church on Sabbath. In addition to the regular congregation there were present a number of wounded soldiers from the Royal Victoria Hospital, and about one hundred Boy' Scouts in charge of Mr. W. Roberts, scoutmaster, and representatives of the Home Defence Corps. The pulpit was beautifully decorated with flowers, which had been sent in by friends, while in front of the pulpit there was a large supply of flowers, which were afterwards sent to the hospitals. Parcels containing chocolates, cakes, fruit, cigarettes, tobacco, and other useful articles were handed in as the worshippers entered the church, and such was the generosity o£ the people that not only did each soldier receive a parcel, but a large consignment was sent direct to the Royal Hospital and to the Ulster Volunteer Hospital. The service was conducted by the Rev. J. W. Gibson who spoke in appropriate terms of the sacrifices of the soldiers in the cause of patriotism. The soldiers at the conclusion of the service were entertained to tea.

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ENTERTAINMENTS TO SOLDIERS

Rev. Dr. Osborne and the members of Rutland Square Presbyterian Church Choir, Dublin, assisted by several well-known artistes, gave a concert to the men of the R.F.A., at Phoenix Park Camp. Rev. Dr. Osborne, on behalf of the artistes and himself, expressed the pleasure it gave them to be of some service to his Majesty's Forces. The following gave their services -- Miss Lena Munro, Miss F. Howley, Miss Coulahan, Miss Brock, Miss C. Lyon, Miss Cormack, Miss Templeton, Messrs. A. Lucas, Irvine Lynch, and Wilson Kelly, Trooper Wilmot, Trooper Mags, Driver Green. The various items were enthusiastically received and met with repeated encores. At the close Captain Darbyshire called for cheers for Dr. Osborne and the concert party, which were readily given, and the National Anthem, was sung.

On the following evening a concert was given by Rev. Dr. Osborne and a concert party at the King George V. Hospital, Dublin, at which fruit was kindly provided for the men present. Several members of the Middlesex Imperial Yeomanry and the A.S.C. gladly gave their services. Sergeant-Major Cruden and Sergeant W. H. Jones, always popular with Dublin audiences, received repeated encores. Miss D. Smith, Miss E. Smith, and Miss Brock gave valuable assistance. Sergeant Jones, on behalf of all present, thanked Rev. Dr. Osborne for his great kindness.

 

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U.V.F. PATRIOTIC FUND.

4th LIST OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.

 

Amount previously acknowledged				£23,657	18	11
Dowager Lady Smiley, Drumalis, Larne				500	0	0
The United Distillers, Ltd., Imperial Bldgs., 72, High Street, Belfast (per the Lord Mayor of Belfast)				500	0	0
Thomas Gallaher, Esq., J.P., Ballygoland House (per the Lord Mayor of Belfast)				300	0	0
Talbot Ewart, Esq., New York (per E. W. Ewart, 9, Bedford Street, Belfast)				300	0	0
James Mackie, Esq., and Thomas F. Mackie, Esq., Albert Foundry, Belfast				250	0	0
Messrs. W. & R. Barnett, Ulster Chambers, Belfast				250	0	0
The Staff of the Head Office and Branches of the Belfast Bank				210	10	6
Andrew A. Watt, Esq., D.L., Thorn Hill, Derry, per the Mayor of Derry				200	0	0
Officials of Head Office and Branches of Ulster Bank --							"E. B. K."				1	0	0
Head Office --							"M. B. K."				1	0	0
J. Graham	5	0	0				"B. B."				1	0	0
J. R. Love	5	0	0				Mr. W. T. Polley, 131, University Street				1	0	0
J. D. Houston	5	0	0				Mr. John Lawson, Messrs. John Lawson & Son, Portaferry				1	0	0
Henry Anderson	3	0	0				Mr., Mrs. De Vere Crossley, 3 Wellington Park Terrace, Belfast				1	0	0
Wm. Porter	3	0	0				Mr. George W. Davison, Tandragee, Co. Armagh				1	0	0
Robert Russell	3	0	0				Mr. James H. Cowan, Annahavil, Moneymore				1	0	0
M. D. Gray	2	2	0				Miss M. C. Kinkead, Springfield, Warrenpoint				1	0	0
F. F. Hyde	2	0	0				Mrs. E. B. M'Kinstry, 4, Sunbury Avenue, Bloomfield				1	0	0
R. M. B. Harrison	2	0	0				Mr. David M'Kay, Wellman, Iowa				1	0	0
W. H. Russell	1	2	0				Miss M'Cotter, 73, Charlewood St., London, S.W.				1	0	0
John J. D. Kerr	1	1	0				Mr. Wm. S. Walker, 16, Cedar Avenue, Belfast				1	0	0
R. T. Smith	1	1	0				Mrs. Hugh Hamilton, Windsor Park				1	0	0
S. H. Leathern	1	0	0				Mrs. H. G. Brenan, The Closes, Edgeworth, Gloucestershire				1	0	0
R. T. Forde	1	0	0				Miss Violet MacNaughton, Dundarave, Malone Park				1	0	0
W. M'Robert	1	0	0				Mr. W. H. Owen, 77, Eglantine Ave.				1	0	0
Thos. M. Heron	1	0	0				The Misses Owen, 77, Eglantine Ave				1	0	0
F. L. Ringland	1	0	0				Miss Molly M'Neill, 12, Deramore Park, Belfast				1	0	0
W. Patterson	1	0	0				Mr. and Mrs. Woodside and Family, 43, Waring Street				1	0	0
M. Ellis	1	0	0				Miss T. Cupples, 230, Springfield Road, Belfast				1	0	0
H. Gore	1	0	0				Mr. Robert Cousley, Bedford, Moneymore				1	0	0
R. Hume	1	0	0				Mrs. W. H. Shepperd, Tyneholme, Bangor, Co. Down				1	0	0
E. J. Morrow	1	0	0				Mrs. Tedford, 7, Wellington Park, Belfast				1	0	0
A. F. Leatham	1	0	0				Miss A. Tedford, do. do.				1	0	0
Thos. H. Kennedy	1	0	0				Miss M. Tedford, do. do.				1	0	0
Jas. H. Coulson	1	0	0				First Ballyeaston Presbyterian Sabbath-school, , per Fras. Lawson, Ballyclare				1	0	0
A. G. Sproule	0	10	0				Miss Watt, Portrush				1	0	0
F. J. Houston	0	10	0				Mrs. D. P. Gaussen, The Hill, Dunmurry				1	0	0
W. H. Nicholas	0	10	0				Mrs. T. H. M'Caul, Fairview, Osborne Park				1	0	0
Georges A. Armstrong	0	10	0				Miss Warner, Netherby, Farnham Park, Bangor				1	0	0
T. Gilmore	0	10	0				Mrs. Birch, Donaghta, Greencastle				1	0	0
R. N. Morrison	0	10	0				"J. H. W." Belfast				1	0	0
H. H. Houston	0	7	6				J. Smith, Comber				1	0	0
J. V. Tighe	0	5	0				Mr. John Hayes, per the Mayor of Derry				1	0	0
W. J. Johnston	0	5	0				Mr. J. P. Thompson, Ferryquay St., Derry, per the Mayor of Derry				1	0	0
A. B. Walker	0	5	0				"J. G. Ulster"				1	0	0
A. Friend	0	5	0				Messrs. MacBride, Portavogie, Kirkcubbin				1	0	0
Dublin Branch --							Ferguson Memorial Girls' School, in lieu of Prizes, per Miss M'Kee, Principal				1	0	0
A. H. Moody	2	2	0				Miss J. M. Whittaker, Tullaghmurry Cottage, Portstewart				1	0	0
H. Turner	1	1	0				Rev. Canon Geo. S. Greer, Portaferry Rectory				1	0	0
V. Hawthorne	1	0	0				Miss Dyer				1	0	0
J. Couser	0	10	0				"Statist"				1	0	0
C. Pender	0	10	0				Mr. B. Edgar				0	10	0
Charles F. Hyde	0	10	0				Mr. Wm. Chew, 73, Blythe St., Belfast				0	10	0
W. Jackson	0	5	0				"Some of the Boys of the Island," per R. H. and H. G.				0	10	0
H. Meeke	0	5	0				Mr. Robert Wm. Johnston, The Holme, Churchill				0	10	0
G. L. Kinch	0	5	0				Mr. James Harper, Victoria Street, Carrickfergus				0	10	0
A. Esler	0	5	0				Mr. Richard C. Owen, 77, Eglantine Avenue				0	10	0
A. M'Murray	0	5	0				Mr. John Best, 4, Eglantine Place Miss Speers. Rathmore, Dunmurry				0	10	0
W. I. Ramage	0	5	0				Mr. Edward A. Bradshaw				0	10	0
E. W. M. Cochrane	0	5	0				Miss Edith Wilson, 28, College Park Avenue, Belfast				0	10	0
I. K. H. Young	0	5	0				Mr. Wm. Caldwell, Maghernageeragh, Castlederg				0	10	0
R. D. Neill	0	5	0				Mrs. W. R. Creswell, Stag Hall, Belfast				0	10	0
R. H. Huggard	0	5	0				The Misses A. and J. Jackson, Mount Ava, Bloomfield				0	10	0
J. Crawford	0	5	0				Rev. J. Moody, Boardmills				0	10	0
Belfast Branches (Carlisle Circus)							Miss Annie Agnew, Moneydarragh, Annalong, Co. Down				0	10	0
A. G. Cromie	5	5	0				Thompson's "Buffet," Donegall Place, per Miss Ina Horsby				0	10	0
W. A. Graham	1	1	0				Mr. Wm. Sinclair, 22, Century St., Belfast				0	10	0
F. F. Vint	0	10	6				Mrs. Dudley James, 9, Upper Clonlee, Larne				0	10	0
H. Taggart	0	5	0				Miss Bax, c/o Dr. Neatby, Bramblebrough, Hartfield, Sussex, per Lady Mayoress				0	10	0
Cromac Street Branch --							Miss Russell, Glenard, Londonderry, per the Mayor of Derry				0	15	0
H. P. Pinkerton	0	10	0				Mr. Thomas Johnston, Simla, Bloomfield				0	10	0
Donegall Plage Branch --							Mrs. H. Weilding, Duncairn Gardens, Belfast				0	10	0
John Carr	5	0	0				Master Alexander D. Patton, 27, Wellington Park				0	10	0
R. H. Shepperd	1	0	0				"A Few Little Boys with a Tin-Can Band," per Wm. Gourley, Secty.				0	12	6
S. H. Lowry	1	0	0				Messrs. Swindells & Co., 11, Tate's Avenue				0	10	0
A. T. Annesley	1	0	0				"H."				0	10	0
C. B. Swain	1	0	0				Mrs. Irwin, 18, York St., Penzance per "Belfast News-Letter"				0	10	0
J. E. M. Logan	1	0	0				Mrs. Denham, 4, College Park East, Belfast				0	10	0
T. C. Gordon	1	0	0				"A Few Forget-me-not Club Girls," per Mrs. Abercromby				0	6	0
A. J. P. Irvine	1	0	0				Mr. John Tyler, Market Place, Tandragee				0	5	0
William Jameson	1	0	0				Mr. Samuel A. Greer, 291, Crumlin Road, Belfast				0	5	0
William Taylor	1	0	0				Mr. John M. Scott, 48, Eglantine Avenue (2nd Subscription)				0	5	0
N. Drake	0	10	0				Mr. John Lee, per Mr. Jas. Wright, Coatbridge				0	5	6
N. S. Lowry	0	10	0				Mr. James Wright, 297, Bank Street, Coatbridge				0	5	6
Shankill Branch --							Mr. James Turnbull, per James Wright, Coatbridge				0	5	0
A Friend	5	0	0				Mr. Allan Price, per Jas. Wright, Coatbridge				0	5	0
William Shaw	0	10	0				Miss Greenleese, Ballycraigy, Carnmoney				0	5	0
W. H. L. Irvine	0	2	6				"Yours Fraternally"				0	5	0
James F. Lynne	0	2	6				"J. M. of M."				0	5	0
Miss Lytton-White	0	2	6				"I. E. S."				0	5	0
York Street Branch–							Miss Dudley James, 9, Upper Clonlee, Larne				0	5	0
G. W. Shaw	2	2	0				Miss J. Dudley James, 9, James Clonlee, Larne				0	5	0
Cork Branch --							Miss Denison, Fez, Morocco, N. Africa, per C. J. Boucher, M.B., Donacloney, Co. Down				0	5	0
J. S. Kirkpatrick	1	1	0				Master Ernest Cleland, Hazeldene, Kingsmere Avenue				0	5	0
Wm. Gardiner	1	0	0				Mr. Hugh Torrens, Drumsara, Kilrea				0	5	0
H. F. Dodd	0	10	0				Miss Annie Madden; Northumberland Street, Wallsend-on-Tyne				0	3	0
Gerald E. Brown	0	2	6				Miss Ethel G. Jackson, Mount Ava, Bloomfield				0	2	6
James Barrer	0	2	6				Per. Mr. James Wright, Coatbridge--
Antrim Branch --							Mr. Robert Totton				0	2	6
J. W. Girvan	1	0	0				Mr. Jos. Morrison				0	2	6
J. B. M'Carrison	0	10	0				Mr. John M'Intosh				0	2	6
Ardee Branch --							Mr. Robert Clark				0	2	6
A. Gordon	1	1	0				Mr. Archd. Reid				0	2	0
C. W. Lester	0	10	0				Mr. Alex. Raeside				0	1	0
Athenry Branch --							Mr. John Forest				0	1	0
W. G. W. Moore	1	10	0				Mr. John Buttery				0	1	0
Aughnacloy Branch --							Mr. John Epston				0	1	0
S. Barkley	5	0	0				Mr. John Bryans				0	1	0
James Hood	1	0	0				Mr. Hugh Evans				0	1	0
E. Frazer	0	5	0				Mr. Wm. M'Cormack				0	1	0
Ballyconnell Branch --							Mr. John Docherty				0	1	0
Henry Adams	0	5	0				Mr. J. H. Napier				0	1	0
Ballyhaunis Branch --							Mr. Thomas Gough				0	1	0
J. M'Carthy	0	5	0				Mr. Sam Napier				0	1	0
W. F. Multan	0	3	0				Mr. Wm. Totton				0	1	0
Ballymena Branch --							Mr. Wm. Gough				0	1	0
R. R. Porter	2	2	0				Mr. James Kelly				0	1	0
T. T. Flynn	0	5	0				Mr. Wm. Mallaghan				0	1	0
Ballymoney Branch --							Mr. David Tedford				0	1	0
A. M'Gugan	2	2	0				Mr. Wm. Cunningham				0	1	0
S. Wilson	1	0	0								£31,144	18	5
W. B. M'Gugan	0	5	0				BANBRIDGE COLLECTION
Ballymote Branch --							2nd List of Subscriptions
Wm. Adams	2	0	0				Mr. and Mrs. Jas. White (Chicago)				52	10	0
David C. Aiken	0	10	0				Lady Liddell				50	0	0
Belturbet Branch --							Mrs. T. S. Ferguson, Iveagh House				25	0	0
J. C. Wilson	0	5	0				Mr. and Mrs. A. Andrews				10	10	0
Blackrock Branch --							Mr S. G Fenton, Seapatrick House (2nd subscription)				5	0	0
Henry P. Hill	5	0	0				Mr A. C. Davies, Lenaderg (2nd subscription)				5	0	0
Carrickmacross Branch --							Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy				10	0	0
Geo. B. Steen	1	1	0				Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Fryar				10	0	0
A. Woodside	1	1	0				Mr. J. U. Finney				10	0	0
Castlederg Branch --							Mrs. Fenton, Seapatrick House				10	0	0
R. Murray	1	0	0				Mrs. Emerson				10	0	0
J. S. Donaldson	0	10	0				Mr. and Mrs. Norman T. Dickson, Edenderry Cottage				10	0	0
Castlepollard Branch --							Messrs. T. Young & Co.				10	0	0
Wm. Kerr	1	0	0				Messrs. T. & A. Wallace				10	0	0
J. C. Love	1	0	0				Mr. R. J. Hale				5	5	0
Castlerea Branch --							Mr. G. F. Power				5	5	0
D. J. Nolan	1	0	0				Mr. S. Dickson				5	5	0
Clogher Branch --							Mr. James Crozier				5	5	0
A. Bradbury	1	0	0				Mr. and Mrs. S. Cunningham				5	5	0
Coleraine Branch --							Mr. Robert Wallace				5	5	0
C. C. Huston	1	0	0				Mr. and Mrs. Coburn				5	5	0
F. Wright	0	10	6				Mr. J. Alexander, Ulster Bank				5	0	0
Cookstown Branch --							Mr. W. T. Gill				5	0	0
S. R. Magill	1	1	0				Mr. James Scott				5	0	0
Cootehill Branch --							Misses Davies				5	0	0
Mr. and Mrs. Hall	2	2	0				Mr. J. Dunwoody				3	3	0
J. F. Griffith	0	10	0				Mr. A. Johnston				3	3	0
Donaghadee Branch --							Mr. S. A. Hamilton				3	3	0
R. F. M'Crea	2	2	0				Mrs. T. Hagan				3	3	0
S. T. Smith	1	1	0				Mr. W. MacCormac				2	2	0
Donegal --							Miss D. C. Fenton, Seapatrick House				2	2	0
S. Stewart	1	0	0				Miss I. L. Fenton, Seapatrick House				2	2	0
J. K. M'Gugan	0	5	0				Mr. H. D. Fleming				2	2	0
Henry Clark	0	2	6				Mr. W. J. Harris				2	2	0
Downpatrick Branch --							Mr. Robert Gilmore				2	2	0
S. C. N. Lowry	5	0	0				Mr. James Agnew				2	2	0
J. S. Stephens	0	10	6				Mrs. David Thomson				2	2	0
C. D. S. Cochrane	0	10	6				Mr. J. P. Parke				2	2	0
Dromore Branch --							Mr. Thomas Haughey				2	2	0
E. W. Stevenson	1	0	0				Mr. John Dornan				2	0	0
J. J. Gillmor	0	10	0				Mr. W. R. Johnson				2	0	0
Isaac J. Knox	0	5	0				Mr. Donaldson				1	1	0
Dundalk Branch --							Mr. G. Creighton				1	1	0
R. P. O'Neill	2	2	0				Mr. S. M'Ilroy				1	0	0
Edenderry Branch --							Mr. William Ellis				1	0	0
R. G. Brown	10	0	0				Mrs. Kennedy, Mount Royal				1	0	0
I. A. Montgomery	2	0	0				Mr. and Mrs. John Smith				1	5	0
T. J. Logan (retired)	1	0	0				Mr. H. Laverty				1	0	0
David C. Browne	0	10	6				Mrs. Craig, Mourne View				1	0	0
W. J. A. Bulloch	0	1	0				NEWRY STREET AND NEWRY ROAD
Edgeworthstown Branch --							Messrs. Willis Bros.				10	0	0
S. A. Griffiths	1	1	0				Rev. W. Wallace				10	0	0
Glenties Branch --							Mr. H. L. Chambers				10	0	0
W. H. Anderson	0	10	0				Mr. T. Proctor				5	5	0
W. J. H. Davison	0	5	0				Messrs. Walsh Bros				5	5	0
Killeshandra Branch --							Dr. and Mrs. Boyd				5	5	0
J. C. L. Davison	1	0	0				Mr. T. Burnett				5	5	0
J. A. Thompson	1	0	0				Mr. John M'Kee				5	0	0
Kingstown Branch --							Mr. A. Finlay				5	0	0
Chas. D. Eccles	1	0	0				Mr. A. Quail				5	0	0
M. Georgina M. Lyney	0	10	6				Mrs. Alingham				5	0	0
B. G. F. Shaw	0	10	0				Mr. W. M'Caldin				5	0	0
Letterkenny Branch --							Messrs. Harvey & Co				3	3	0
John Simpson	5	0	0				Mr. D. Walsh				3	3	0
W. E. Martin	1	0	0				Messrs. M'Cabe Bros				3	3	0
Lisburn Branch --							Mr. J. Beattie.				3	0	0
Thos. Malcomson	1	0	0				Messrs. G. Logan & Son				2	2	0
Lisnaskea Branch --							Mrs. and Miss Walker				2	2	0
Jas. Currie	1	1	0				Mr. William Bell				2	2	0
R. H. Stephens	1	1	0				Mr. Hugh Dale				2	2	0
Longford Branch --							Mr. Hugh Burnett				2	2	0
R. A. Gordon	1	0	0				Messrs. M'Cormick & Co.				2	2	0
W. B. Hope	0	10	0				Mr. W. Cannaway				2	2	0
Maghera Branch --							Miss M'Cullough				2	0	0
W. Steele	1	0	0				Mr. W. Black				1	10	0
Jas. Wright	0	10	0				Mr. G. W. Thompson				1	1	0
Monaghan Branch --							Miss Dale				1	1	0
A. M'Cartney	3	3	0				Mr. W. Bambrick				1	1	0
J. M. M'Cully	1	1	0				"A Friend"				1	1	0
Naas --							Mr. James Boyd				1	0	0
P. A. Maguire	2	0	0				Mr. and Mrs. Radcliffe				1	0	0
W. Donaldson	1	0	0				Mr. E. Wyly, "Creggmore"				1	0	0
J. A. Black	1	0	0				Mr. R. Fryer				1	0	0
Newtownards Branch --							Mr. D. Patterson				1	0	0
James S. Moore	1	1	0				Mrs. D. Dickson, Mount Royal				0	10	6
James M'Auley	0	10	6				Mr. R. Derby				0	10	0
John Oram	0	5	0				Mr. T. Stanage				0	10	0
Omagh Branch --							Mr. and Mrs. A. M'Quaid				0	7	6
J. A. Davidson	1	1	0				Mr. J. M'Cormick				0	10	0
G. S. Netterfield	0	10	6				Mr. W. Leese				0	10	0
A. Grant	0	5	0				Mr. W. Dalton				0	10	0
Thomas Graham	0	5	0				"A Friend"				0	6	6
J. R. Williams	0	2	6				Mr. A. Lewis				0	5	0
W. Cunningham	0	1	6				Mrs. Thomas Bell				0	5	0
Sligo Branch --							Mr. W. Bell				0	5	0
R. L. R. Robinson	0	10	0				Mr. H. J. Martin				0	5	0
J. G. Madill	0	10	0				Mr. J. Lewis				0	5	0
Strabane Branch --							Misses Tumbleson				0	5	0
Wm. Hoy	3	0	0				Mr. D. Cupples				0	5	0
J. Ingram	1	0	0				Misses Hemphill				0	5	0
W. A. Wilson	0	10	0				Mr. and Mrs. Jameson				0	3	6
C. W. Hoy	0	5	0				Mr. M'Roberts				0	2	6
W. G. Morrow	0	5	0				Mr. D. M'Kee				0	2	6
Tuam Branch --							Mrs. Campbell				0	2	6
Jas. Corry	1	10	0				Mr. J. Moore				0	2	6
Waterford Branch --							Miss Bell				0	2	6
J. W. O'Laughlen?	0	7	6				Mr. C. Creighton				0	2	0
T. J. M-------	0	5	0				Mrs. M'Fadden				0	2	0
S. H. Revels	0	5	0				Mr. J. Ferguson				0	2	0
Westport Branch --							Mrs. Moffatt				0	2	0
J. Murray	0	10	0				Mrs Wilson				0	2	0
A. S. B. Banks	0	2	6				Mrs. M'Callister				0	1	6
J. J. Rochford	0	2	6				Mrs. Grattan				0	1	0
Enniskillen Branch --							Mrs. Creighton				0	1	0
Jas. Ussher	1	1	0				Mr. J. M'Caldin				0	1	0
Jas. F. Finlay	0	10	0				Mrs. Brown				0	1	0
Dublin Branch --							Mrs. Irwin				0	1	0
Geo. W. Hamill	0	10	0				Mrs. M'Climonds				0	1	0
Dublin (South) --							Mr. Hayes				0	1	0
J. T. Scarlett	0	10	0				Mrs. Craig				0	1	0
				200	0	0	Mrs. Cully				0	1	0
Rt. Hon. Lord and Lady Pirrie, 1a, Cockspur Street, London, S.W.				105	0	0	Mr. Kernaghan				0	0	6
Rev. David and Mrs. Miller, 2, Charlemont Place, Armagh				100	0	0	Mrs. M'Dowell				0	0	6
Mr. D. H. Dunseath, 19, James Street South, Belfast				100	0	0	Mrs. Scott				0	0	6
Wm. Clark & Sons, Ltd., Upperlands, County Derry				100	0	0	Mrs. Lytle				0	0	6
Mrs. John Lepper, Barnageeha, Belfast				100	0	0	BRIDGE STREET, CHURCH SQUARE, AND BALLYDOWN
The Irish Flax Spinning Co., Ltd., Belfast				100	0	0	Mr. F. W. Crothers				10	0	0
Messrs. Blow & M'Keag, Donegall Square South				100	0	0	Mrs. Bethel, Chinauley				10	0	0
Messrs. S. T. Maclean, Ltd., Ormeau Avenue (2nd Subscription)				100	0	0	Mr. T. B. Wallace				7	7	0
The Blackstaff Flax Spinning and Weaving Co., Ltd., Belfast				100	0	0	Dr. Chancellor				5	0	0
Messrs. the Albion, Ltd., Belfast				100	0	0	Mr. Alex. M'Caldin				5	0	0
Messrs. James, Murland, Ltd., Annsborough, Co. Down				100	0	0	Mr. Arthur Haire				5	0	0
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Cowdy, Edenderry Lodge, Banbridge				100	0	0	Mr. James Chambers				4	4	0
Mr. John S. Porter, Waterford House, Newcastle, Co. Down				50	0	0	Mr. James Simms				4	4	0
Durham St. Weaving Co., Ltd., Durham St. Mills, Belfast				50	0	0	Mr. M. W. M'Lean				3	10	0
Douglas & Green, Ltd., St. Anne's Bldgs., Donegall St., Belfast				50	0	0	Mr. C. Halliday				2	2	0
Bedford Linen Co., Ltd., 10, Donegall Sq. South, Belfast				50	0	0	Mr. A. Hood, Northern Bank				2	2	0
A. & S. Henry & Co., Ltd., Wellington Place, Belfast				50	0	0	Mr. James Gordon				2	2	0
Wm. Adams & Co., Ltd., Adelaide Street, Belfast				50	0	0	Mr. H. Morrison, Ballydown				2	2	0
Messrs. Ross Bros., Ltd., 18, Linenhall Street, Belfast				50	0	0	Mrs. S. Finney, Ulsterville				2	2	0
"A Friend of Major H. A. Uprichard"				50	0	0	Mrs. Simms, Moorlands				2	0	0
Mr. Horace Bayer, London Wall, London, High Sheriff City of Derry, per the Mayor of Derry				50	0	0	Mr. David Simms, Moorlands				2	0	0
"R. D. N."				50	0	0	"Two Sovereigns"				2	0	0
Stevenson & Turner, Metal Warehouse, 1-17, West St. (Smithfield), Belfast				50	0	0	Mr. W. Stevenson				1	5	0
The Members of the Down Hunt, per Sir Robert Kennedy, Cultra Manor, Craigavad				50	0	0	Mr. Hugh M'Caw				1	0	0
Messrs. Gunning & Campbell, Ltd., Belfast				50	0	0	Mr. J. C. Lovett				1	1	0
Mr. W. M'Crum, Milford, Armagh (2nd Subscription)				50	0	0	Mr. R. Martin				1	1	0
Messrs. Little & M'Clean, Ltd., Church Lane, Belfast				50	0	0	Mr. Joseph Mulligan				1	1	0
Mr. George Allen, Mountpanther, Clough, per the Ulster Bank, Ltd.				50	0	0	Mr. James M'Keown				1	0	0
Messrs. Marsh & Co., Ltd., Donegall Street --				50	0	0	Mr. Wm. Laverty				1	0	0
The Ards Weaving Co., Ltd,, Newtownards				50	0	0	Mr. S. Gilmore				1	0	0
Workers of Messrs. John S. Brown & Sons, Ltd., Ulster Works				50	0	0	Mr. Robert M'Cracken				1	0	0
Lisnafillan Bleaching, Dyeing, and Finishing Co., Ltd., Galgorm, Ballymena				50	0	0	Miss Nancy Parke				0	10	6
"In loving memory of Captain John Stuart M'Clinton"				50	0	0	Miss Mary Parke				0	10	6
"C" Company, 5th Battalion North Belfast Regiment, part proceeds of Concert, per Jos. Martin and George Howard				50	0	0	Miss Davis				0	10	0
Mr. and Mrs. Coey, Merville, Whitehouse				40	0	0	Mr. M. Davidson				0	10	0
From the Workers in Comber Spinning Mill, per John M. Andrews, Esq.				40	0	0	Mr. Sam Bell				0	10	0
Down County Officials War Distress Relief Fund Committee				35	0	0	Mr. D. O'Callaghan				0	10	0
Proceeds of Competitions at Helen's Bay Gold Club, per T. H. M'Murray, Hon. Sec., 10, Mayfair, Belfast				32	10	0	Mrs. Kirkpatrick				0	7	6
The High Sheriff of Belfast and Mrs. Dunlop				31	10	0	Miss Douglas				0	5	0
Mark, Roulston, & M'Laughlin, Foyle Street, Derry, per Mayor of Derry				30	0	0	Mr. Moses Black				0	5	0
Mr. Arthur Gregg, Exchange Street, Belfast				25	0	0	Mr. Wm. Trotter				0	5	0
Mrs. Andrews, Conway, Dunmurry				25	0	0	Miss Fullerton				0	5	0
The Lambeg Weaving Co., Ltd., Lambeg				25	0	0	Mr. M'Crory				0	5	0
Messrs. J. Balmer & Co., Ltd., 26, Ann Street, Belfast				25	0	0	Mrs. Scott				0	5	0
Mr. and Mrs. Ogilvie B. Graham, Larchfield, Lisburn				25	0	0	Mrs. Quail				0	5	0
Robert Smyth & Sons, Sandy Row, Belfast				25	0	0	Miss L. Brown				0	4	0
Colonel and Mrs. Chichester, Ormiston, Strandtown				25	0	0	Mr. Samuel Barnett				0	4	0
Messrs. Jas. M'Caughey & Co., Ltd., Henry Street, Belfast				25	0	0	Mr. Joseph M'AIlister				0	2	6
Messrs. John Martin & Co., Ltd., Shrigley Mills, Killyleagh, County Down				25	0	0	Mrs. Bunting				0	2	6
Mrs. M. Sinton, Ballyards, Armagh				25	0	0	Mrs. Graham				0	2	6
Mr. S. C. Bayne, The United Distilleries, Ltd., Imperial Buildings, High Street, Belfast				25	0	0	Mrs. Sleator				0	2	6
Messrs. David Allen & Sons, Ltd., Corporation Street				25	0	0	Mrs. Young, Ballydown				0	2	6
Colonel Langford, Porton Barracks, Gosport, Hants				25	0	0	Mrs. Fleming				0	2	6
Captain G. R. Irwin, 16, St. James Sq., London, S.W. (for benefit of men of 9th R.I. Fusiliers)				25	0	0	Mr. James Beck				0	2	0
Messrs. Crockett is Guy, Ltd., Strand Road, Derry, per Mayor of Derry				25	0	0	Mrs. David Patterson				0	2	0
Messrs. John Gunning & Son, Ltd., Adelaide Street				25	0	0	Mrs. Watson				0	1	0
Workers of Lambeg Bleach Works, Ltd., Lambeg				25	0	0	Mrs. Harper				0	1	0
Part proceeds of Concert and Entertainment, per Miss L. M'Murray, Drumkeen, Newtownbreda. Belfast				25	0	0	Mrs. Mills				0	1	0
Ballynafeigh and Newtownbreda Unionist Club				25	0	0	Mr. Wm. Sullivan				0	1	0
No. 1 Battalion East Belfast Regiment (Ballynafeigh and Newtownbreda)				25	0	0	Mrs. Willis				0	1	0
Messrs. Holmes, Mullin, & Dunn, Ltd., Waterloo Place, Derry, per the Mayor of Derry				21	0	0	Miss Russell				0	1	0
Mr. and Mrs. David Reid., Rathmona, Donaghadee				20	0	0	Mrs. M'Knight				0	0	6
Messrs. Hugh Larmor & Co., 38, Bedford Street				20	0	0	Mrs. Mulligan				0	0	6
Messrs. M'Cue, Dick, & Co., Duncrue Street Saw Mills, Belfast				20	0	0	Mrs. Jackson				0	0	6
Mr. John Patrick, Dunaird, Broughshane, County Antrim				20	0	0	SCARVA STREET AND SCARVA ROAD
Mr. George. M'Neill, 12, Deramore Park				20	0	0	Miss J. B. Smyth, Brookfield				25	0	0
Mr. Hunter Moore, Moore Lodge, Newry				20	0	0	Mrs. Smyth, Brookfield				20	0	0
Messrs. Henry Lane & Co., The Quay, Derry, per the Mayor of Derry				20	0	0	Miss M'Clelland, Rosemount				5	0	0
Mr. Joseph A. M'Guiness, Lawrence Hill, Derry, per the Mayor of Derry				20	0	0	Mr. and Mrs. A. Harvey				4	0	0
"Anonymous"				20	0	0	Mrs. W. J. Holton				2	2	0
Mr. James Moore, J.P., The Finaghy, Belfast				20	0	0	Mr. Wm. Anderson, Edenmore				2	2	0
Miss L, White, Orange Hill, Tanderagee				20	0	0	Mr. Herbert Anderson, do.				2	2	0
The Ladies of the First Presbyterian and Methodist Churches of Islandmagee				20	0	0	Mr. H. Henry				2	0	0
19th Battalion Royal Irish Rifles --				20	0	0	Miss Olive Fryar				1	1	0
Proceeds of Sports, Concert, and Collection–				20	0	0	Mr. Liggett				1	0	0
Battalion Sports	£5	0	0				Mr. R. J. Hamilton				1	0	0
Battalion Concert	4	13	0				Mr. Wm. Hamilton				1	0	0
Collection per Corporal Brownlee, R.A.M.C.	7	14	0				Miss Hamilton				1	0	0
				17	7	0	Miss J. B. Wilson				0	10	0
Mr. Wm. Coates, Rathmore, Dunmurry				15	0	0	Mr. James Heron, Drumnagally				0	7	6
Mrs. W. S Crichton, Broad Strand, Hoylake, Cheshire				15	0	0	Mr. Thomas Golligher				0	5	0
Collection in Dunluce Presbyterian Church, Bushmills (Earmarked tor Bushmills District)				14	7	4	Mr. Robert Heron				0	5	0
Miss A. M. Sinclair, 1, Sunnyside, Princes Park, Liverpool				12	10	0	Mr. Harry Heron				0	5	0
Miss L. M. Sinclair, 1, Sunnyside, Princes Park, Liverpool				12	10	0	Mr. Wm. Cross				0	5	0
Proceeds of Entertainment given by Mr. Barry, Barry's Electric Theatre Co., per Lieut.-Col. E. S. Maude, North Irish Horse, Antrim				12	19	6	Mr. Wm. J. Craig				0	5	0
Mr. John Patton, Ulster Bank, Ltd., Belfast				10	10	0	Mr. James Campbell				0	5	0
Mr. T. H. Dunlop, Chichester Gardens, Belfast				10	10	0	Miss Sarah Hawthorne				0	5	0
Messrs. M. & M. Scott, Diamond, Derry, per the Mayor of Derry				10	10	0	Mrs. Byrne				0	5	0
Mr. W. F. Uprichard, Springvale Bleach Works, Laurencestown, Co. Down				10	10	0	Mrs. M'Kee				0	5	0
Mr. Edwin D. Hill, Northern Banking Co., Ltd., Belfast				10	10	0	Mr. George Willis				0	5	0
Mr. Richard S. Grainger, 86, Donegall Street, Belfast				10	10	0	Mrs. Cross				0	4	0
Miss Mary W. Stevenson, Glencregagh, Belfast				10	10	0	Mr. Robert Ervine				0	4	0
Mr. W. Wilson, 24, Windsor Park, Belfast				10	10	0	Mr. James Anderson				0	4	0
Mr. and Mrs. Rowley Russell, Windsor Park				10	10	0	Mr. Wm. Forsythe				0	4	0
Mr. R. I. Calwell, E.C., 16, Donegall Square South, Belfast				10	10	0	Mrs. Ervine				0	3	0
Denis S. Henry, Esq., K.C., M.P., 28 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin				10	10	0	Miss Mary Ann Rea				0	2	6
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Workman, Cultra				10	10	0	Mr. David Sands				0	2	6
Wm. M. Killen, Esq., M.D., 34, Clifton Street, Belfast				10	10	0	Mrs. Bryson				0	2	6
The Scottish Legal Life Assurance Society, 84, Wilson Street Glasgow, per the Lord Mayor of Belfast				10	10	0	Mrs. Arriott				0	2	6
Chambers Motors, Ltd., University Street, Belfast				10	10	0	Mr. Robert				0	2	6
"A Few Golfers"				10	10	0	Mrs. White				0	2	6
Mr. Edward S. Nugent, Portaferry House, Co. Down (2nd donation)				10	10	0	Miss Fullerton				0	2	6
Mr. T. A. and Mrs. Archbold, Carnmoney				10	10	0	Miss Minnie Caughey				0	2	0
Mr. Gilbert M. Young, Broomhill, Londonderry, per the Mayor of Derry				10	10	0	Mrs. M'Dowell				0	2	0
Sir John B. Johnston, Crawford Sq., Derry, per the Mayor of Derry				10	10	0	Mrs. Lyttle				0	2	0
Mr. John Pinkerton, Middle Quay, Derry, per the Mayor of Derry				10	10	0	Mrs. Elliott				0	2	0
North of Ireland Produce Co., Ltd., Raleigh House, Queen St., Belfast				10	10	0	Mrs. Watson				0	2	0
"In Memoriam Jas. Gordon Caruth, 2nd Lieut. 5th Battalion Royal Irish Rifles"				10	10	0	Mrs. Preston				0	2	0
James Chambers, Esq., K.C., M.P., Grove House, Foxrock, Co. Dublin				10	10	0	Mrs. M'Meekin				0	2	0
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Shaw, Rosemount, Comber				10	10	0	Mr. Beaumont				0	2	0
Mr. John K. Scott, 9-11, Church Street, Belfast				10	10	0	Mrs. Shanks				0	2	0
Offertory, Castlerock Parish Church				10	7	11	Mrs. Williamson				0	1	0
Miss Boscoe's Pierrots, Newcastle				10	3	4	Mrs. Charlotte Weir				0	1	0
Mr. James Heron, Dillon House, Downpatrick				10	0	0	Mrs. M'Combe				0	1	0
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Callwell, Larkfield, Dunmurry				10	0	0	Mrs. Nesbitt				0	1	0
Miss Tennent, Rush Park, Belfast				10	0	0	Mrs. Gault				0	1	0
Mr. Robert M'Bratney, 121-3, Franklin Street, New York				10	0	0	Mrs. M'Caldin				0	1	0
Mrs. S. M. M'Causland, Redlands, Adelaide Park, Belfast				10	0	0	Mrs. Ruddick				0	1	0
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elwood, Ardtara, Adelaide Park				10	0	0	Mrs. Clements				0	1	0
Howard Stevenson, Esq., F.R.C.S., 23, College Gardens, Belfast				10	0	0	Miss Finney				0	1	0
Mrs. H. Ferguson Smyth, Fertole, Mayfield, Sussex				10	0	0	Mr. Campbell				0	1	0
Miss M. Gamble, Lorne, Craigavad				10	0	0	Mrs. Mooney				0	1	0
Messrs. James Mackie & Sons' Drawing Office and Counting House Staffs, Albert Foundry, Belfast				10	0	0	Mrs. Sands				0	1	0
D. H. Hughes, Esq., Moran, 49, Wellington Road, Bournemouth				10	0	0	Mrs. Kirkpatrick				0	1	0
Mr. William Andrews, Ardara, Comber, County Down				10	0	0	Miss Fleming				0	1	0
Dr. J. W. Taylor, Dunelin, Malone Park				10	0	0	Miss Nixon				0	1	0
Mr. Charles M'Closkey, Donard, Malone Park				10	0	0	Mrs. Jonahan Ewart				0	1	0
Mr. Henry M'Closkey, Mount Vista, Dunmurry				10	0	0	Mrs. Magill				0	0	6
M. Wylie, Esq., LL.D., 11, Chichester Street, Belfast				10	0	0	Mrs. Finney				0	0	6
Mrs. Reed, Red Roof, Derry (per the Mayor of, Derry)				10	0	0	Mrs. Adamson				0	0	6
Mr. Joseph H. Welch, Dunruadh, Londonderry (per the Mayor of Derry)				10	0	0	Mrs. Leary				0	0	6
Capt. the Hon. Hugh O'Neill, M.P., Headquarters, 36th (Ulster) Division, B.E.F.				10	0	0	Mrs. M'Clean				0	0	6
Mr. John H. Ross, Cadogan Park, Belfast				10	0	0	Mrs. Stewart				0	0	6
Mrs. John Torrens, Rostulla, Whiteabbey				10	0	0	RATHFRILAND ST. AND KENLIS ST.
Miss Ethel Davidson, Windsor Park, Belfast				10	0	0	Mr. William Kennedy				10	0	0
Mrs. Marcus Gibson, Bonnington, Lansdowne Road, Belfast				10	0	0	Mrs. W. Wright				3	0	0
Messrs. Thos. Hunter & Sons, 11-13, Fountain Street, Belfast				10	0	0	Mr. and the Misses Forbes				2	2	0
Mrs. Lytle, St. Louis (per Miss Rankin, Moneycarrie, Killykeegan, Coleraine)				10	0	0	Mr. John E. Campbell				1	1	0
Mrs. Gardiner, Dunarno, Annadale Avenue, Belfast				10	0	0	Mr. John Buchanan				1	0	0
Mr. Barry Nicholson, Crannagael, Annaghmore, Co. Armagh				10	0	0	Mr. Robert Shooter				1	0	0
The Committee of Moneymore Women's Work Guild (per Mrs. M. Pattleton, Hon. Secty., and Miss J. Miller, Hon. Treasurer)				10	0	0	Mr. Wm. Gallagher				0	10	0
Mrs. S. Sinclair, Inglewood, Adelaide Pk. (per the Lord Mayor of Belfast)				10	0	0	Mr. J. Gallagher, sen				0	10	0
Mr. and Mrs. David Strain, 9, University Square				10	0	0	Mr. John M'Ilroy				0	10	0
Mr. Allen S. Carey, Mourne Grange, Kilkeel, Co. Down				10	0	0	Mr. J. Woods				0	10	0
Mr. J. W. Bennett, 64, Esplanade, Greenock, per Dr. A. R. B. Moore				10	0	0	Mr. S. M'Cormac				0	10	0
Mr. R. B. Hardy, Provincial Bank House, Belfast				10	0	0	Mr. M'Dowell				0	5	0
Mr. James T. Reade, 4, Donegall Sq. North				10	0	0	Mrs. Barr				0	5	0
Miss Matier, Victoria College, Belfast				10	0	0	Mr. J. Gallagher, jun.				0	5	0
Mr. J. A. Roden, Ferryquay Street, Derry, per the Mayor of Derry				10	0	0	Mr. Wm. Cherry				0	5	0
Mr. W. H. Chadwick, Bridge Commissioners, Shipquay Street, Derry, per the Mayor of Derry Miss Coates, Clonallon, Strandtown				10	0	0	Mr. John Cummings				0	5	0
Council Donaghadee Golf Club, per W. B. Fennell, Hon. Secty.				10	0	0	Mr. A. M'Cracken				0	5	0
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Johnston, 14, University Square				10	0	0	Mr. Hislop				0	5	0
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Maxwell, Enfield, Dunmurry				10	0	0	CHURCH STREET AND LURGAN ROAD
Anthony Cowdy, Esq., Mountpleasant, Gilford, Co. Down				10	0	0	Mrs. Cowdy, Millmount				25	0	0
Mr. and Mrs. M'Calla, Greenoge, Strandtown				10	0	0	Mr. C. H. M'Call, Dunida				10	10	0
J. B. Johnston, Esq., M.D., Gilford, County Down				10	0	0	Mrs. M'Call				5	5	0
Mrs. Ferguson, Shimna, Windsor Pk.				10	0	0	In Memoriam R.A.M.C.				5	5	0
Mr. H. Walker, Killard, Newtownards				10	0	0	Mrs. M'Glelland, Riversley				5	0	0
"K. M. C."				10	0	0	Mrs. Monroe, Riversley				5	0	0
Collection at United Services of Church of Ireland and Presbyterians, in memory of the Ulster Division heroes, per Rev. B. Leslie Smith, the Rectory, Strangford				8	0	0	Mrs. Moore				1	0	0
Part Proceeds of Concert given by the Children of the Model Schools, Newry, per W. H. Scott, Headmaster				8	0	0	Mr. W. Moore				1	0	0
Proceeds of Concert at Listooder, per Lady Clanwilliam, Montolto, Ballynahinch				7	3	0	Mr. R. Shannon				1	0	0
Mr. Jas. Caskie, Drummon, Limavady				6	0	0	Mr. Wm. J. M'Curray				1	0	0
Intercessory Service, Presbyterian Church, Crossgar, per Rev. Robt W. Dodds, The Manse, Crossgar				5	7	6	Mr. and Mrs. Willie Wilson				0	10	0
Mr. and Mrs. Tulloch, Haslemere, Myrtlefield Park				5	5	0	Anonymous				0	5	0
Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Ross, Springmount House, Glarryford, Belfast				5	5	0	Mrs. Gallagher				0	5	0
Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Richardson, Pembroke Lodge, Dunmurry				5	5	0	Mrs. Willie M'Murray, jun				0	5	0
Mr. G. Higinbotham, Fair Acre, Fortwilliam Park				5	5	0	Anonymous				0	3	0
Mr. Marshall Kennedy, Gt. James St., Derry, per the Mayor of Derry				5	5	0	Mr. W. Stevenson, Church Street				0	2	6
Mr. John G. Turner, Clonkirk, Knockbreda Park				5	5	0	Mr. Rosenfleld				0	2	6
Mr. Wm. M'Mullen, 30, Eglantine Ave., Belfast				5	5	0	Agnes Irvine				0	2	6
Major F. A. Cunningham, Somerset, Fortwilliam Park				5	5	0	S. G. Preston				0	2	6
Mrs. F. A. Cunningham, Somerset, Fortwilliam Park				5	5	0	Miss Sands				0	1	0
Messrs. Hanna & Browne, 21-23, Arthur St., Belfast				5	5	0	Thomas Adamson				0	1	0
Mrs. H. Kirk, Ardmore, Myrtlefield Park, Belfast				5	5	0	Smaller Sums				0	1	0
Lieut. Col. J. Courtenay Haslett, M.D., R.A.M.C. (ret.), 2, Adelaide Park, Belfast				5	5	0	DROMORE STREET AND ROAD
Mrs. Crawford, Ballievey, Banbridge				5	5	0	Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Larmour				5	0	0
Messrs. J. B. Anderson & Co., Ltd., Market Street., Omagh				5	5	0	Captain M'Culloch				2	2	0
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. MacArthur, Windsor Park, Belfast, per the Lord Mayor				5	5	0	Mrs. M'Mullan				1	0	0
Messrs. Frank and Geo. M'Dowell, Windsor Park				5	5	0	Mrs. Watt				1	0	0
Mr. Herbert M. Thompson, Rea's Buildings, Royal Ave., Belfast				5	5	0	Mrs. Sheridan				1	0	0
Mr. Peter Barry, 11, St. Jude's Av., Ormeau Road				5	5	0	Miss Mulligan, Rathmore				1	0	0
Mr. A. L. Porter, Eskbank, King's Road, Knock				5	5	0	Mrs. M'Carthy				1	0	0
Canon W. H. Davis, M.A., St. Jude's Rectory, Ballynafeigh, Belfast				5	5	0	Mrs. Mackey				0	10	0
Mrs. Sophia Coffey, 13, Esplanade, Dover				5	5	0	Mrs. Bambrick				0	2	6
Mr. E. H. Shaw, Craigavad, Co. Down				5	5	0	Mr. W. Bradford				0	2	6
Belfast and North of Ireland Cement Importers' Association, per Arthur S. Atkinson, Secretary				5	5	0	Mrs. Kerr				0	2	0
Messrs. Graham & Heslip, 41, Franklin Street				5	5	0	Mr. J. Graham				0	2	0
Lieut.-Commander Mark M'Donald, R.N.V.R., Portaferry				5	5	0	Mrs. Ferris				0	2	0
Mr. E. J. Elliott, 29, Bedford St.				5	5	0	Mrs. Cowan				0	1	0
Mr. W. J. Lennox, 17-19, Market Street, Armagh				5	5	0	Miss Derby				0	1	0
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wallace Blackwood, Beaconsfield, Windsor Ave., Belfast				5	5	0	Mrs. M'Candless				0	1	0
Mr. Thos. M'Cully, J.P., Waterside, Derry, per the Mayor of Derry				5	5	0	Mrs. Fryar				0	1	0
Mr. J. Gilbert Magee, Castle Street, Derry, per the Mayor of Derry				5	5	0	Mrs. Mulligan				0	1	0
Dr. and Mrs. Joe Martin, Lorneville, Albertbridge Road				5	5	0	Mr. J. Mulligan				0	1	0
W. D. Donnan, Esq., M.D., 12, High Street, Holywood				5	5	0	Mrs. Graham				0	0	6
Mr. Hampton A. Gray, The Mall, Armagh				5	5	0	Miss M'Burney				0	0	6
Mr. A. C. Davies, Lenaderg House, Banbridge				5	0	0	Mrs. Quail				0	0	6
Mrs. Richardson and Capt. H. S. C. Richardson, Rifle Brigade, Rossfad, Ballinamallard				5	0	0	SEAPATRICK
Mr. W. P. Grubb, Claremont, Osborne Park				5	0	0	Mr. J. Hozack				1	1	0
Mr. Miles Carbery, Ashfield, Strandtown				5	0	0	Mr. J. Smith				1	0	0
Mr. T. Meek, Heatherview, Moneymore				5	0	0	Robert Wright, R.N., Greenhill				1	0	0
Part Prize Money from the Pupils of The Lodge, per the Lady Mayoress				5	0	0	Mr. Neil Wright				0	10	0
Mr. Jas. M'Bride, Glenmount, Windsor Avenue				5	0	0	Spooling and Balling Dept. (F. W. Hayes & Co., Ltd.), per W. Wilson				2	0	0
Mr. Robt. H. Kinahan, Danescroft, Somerton Road				5	0	0	Mr. and Mrs. M'Clure				0	15	0
Mr. Walter Lindsay, Ballydown, Banbridge				5	0	0	Mr. R. Templeton				0	10	0
Miss Blakiston-Houston, Orangefield, Belfast				5	0	0	Mr. Sears, Burnley				0	10	0
Mr. W. B. Haughton, Newcastle, Co. Down				5	0	0	Mrs. Radcliffe				0	7	6
Rev. T. and Mrs. Boyd, Banbridge				5	0	0	Mrs. F. Bell				0	5	0
Mr. A. P. Dalzell, 15, Royal Avenue, Belfast				5	0	0	Mrs. H. Templeton				0	3	0
Dr. and Mrs. MacIlwaine, 26, College Gardens				5	0	0	Mr. Neill				0	2	6
Rev. A. G. Lecky, Feddyglass, Raphoe, per the Mayor of Derry				5	0	0	Mr. John Templeton				0	2	6
Part Proceeds of Sale in Drumbeg School, Raphoe, per Rev. A. G Lecky				5	0	0	Mrs. H. Cheney				0	2	0
Mrs. M. G. Mawhinney, Chichester Avenue, Belfast				5	0	0	Mrs. A. Preston				0	2	0
Mr. Wm. Rosbotham, Cultra				5	0	0	Mrs. R. Martin				0	2	0
"H. A. B."				5	0	0	Mrs. T. Scott				0	2	0
Samuel and Margaret Dunlop, Philadelphia, Pa.				5	0	0	Mr. F. Hale				0	2	0
"A Few Golfers"				5	0	0	Mr. H. Hale				0	2	0
Miss Lily Dunseath, 130, Seacliffe Road, Bangor				5	0	0	Mrs. Thomson				0	1	0
Mr. John O. Lowry, Killinchy, Co Down				5	0	0	Mrs. J. Pentland				0	1	0
Miss Stranahan, St. Leonards, Newcastle				5	0	0	Mrs. M'Meekin				0	1	0
Miss Stranahan, St. Leonard's, Newcastle				5	0	0	Mrs. M. Green				0	1	0
Mrs. and Miss Gardner, Greenmount, Craigavad				5	0	0	Mrs. Lunn				0	1	0
A Friend				5	0	0	Mrs. R. Bell				0	1	0
Mr. G. M. Magee, 12, Linenhall St.				5	0	0	Mr. Alex. M'Kane				0	1	0
Mr. J. W. Dickson, Riverbank, Pettigo, County Donegal				5	0	0	Mr. S. Gamble				0	1	0
Mrs. F. E. MacNaughton. Montrose, Downview Avenue, Belfast				5	0	0	Mrs. J. H. M'Coy				0	0	6
Mr. James J. Robinson, Tremont, Newry				5	0	0	Mrs. J. Barr				0	0	6
Miss E. Stewart Moore, Moyarget, Ballycastle, County Antrim				5	0	0	Mrs. M. Taggart				0	0	6
Mr. John J. Andrew, 23, University Square				5	0	0	Mrs. A. Wilson				0	0	6
The Kilskeery ½ Co., U.V.F. Fund, Per George C. Lendrum, Corkil, Kilskeery				5	0	0	Mrs. J. Savage				0	0	6
Mr. John Higginson, 50, North St., Belfast				5	0	0	Mrs. R. Martin, jun				0	0	6
Mrs. Alfred C. Trench, 147, Victoria Street, London, S.W.				5	0	0	Mrs. Small				0	0	6
David P. Gaussen, Esq., M.D., The Hill, Dunmurry				5	0	0	LENADERG
Captain C. R. Judd, per Mrs. Boyle, Tyrella, County Down				5	0	0	Mr. J. Douglas Smyth, Milltown				10	0	0
A Unionist				5	0	0	Mrs. J. D. Smyth, Milltown				5	0	0
Mrs. E. H. Moore, Moore Lodge, Newry				5	0	0	Miss W. A. Dickson, Bellfield				5	5	0
Miss Dot Proctor, Tullydoey, Moy, County Tyrone -- "In Memory of Captain J. C. B. Proctor, 10th Inniskilling Fusiliers"				5	0	0	Rev. J. Kyle, Tullylish Manse				3	0	0
"1st July: A Donation from the Front"				5	0	0	Mr. James Forsythe				0	6	0
Mr. Alex. Weir, Convoy, Co. Donegal, per Mayor of Derry				5	0	0	Mrs. Cameron				0	6	0
---?--] Kilpatrick, Esq., Ferryquay St., Derry, per Mayor of Derry				5	0	0	Mrs. John Williamson				0	5	0
Sir Wm. M'Learn, Knt., Foyle St., Raphoe, per Mayor of Derry				5	0	0	Mr. Hugh Forsythe				0	5	0
Messrs. S. Wilson & Co., Dalton St., Belfast				5	0	0	Mr. J. Kidd				0	5	0
Mr. James P. Ewing, Carrig Gorm, Helen's Bay				5	0	0	Mr. H. Kerr				0	5	0
Messrs. Craig & Paton, Ltd.. 11 Fisherwick Place				5	0	0	Miss Rogers				0	3	0
Staff of Messrs. Craig & Paton, Ltd., 11, Fisherwick Place				5	0	0	Mr. Wm. Chambers				0	3	0
Miss Eveleen Proctor, Tullydoey, Moy, County Tyrone -- "In Memoriam to Captain J. C. B. Proctor, 10th Inniskilling Fusiliers"				5	0	0	Mrs. Lafferty				0	2	6
Mr. Alex. Crornie, Millvale, Ballynamagna, Rathfriland				5	0	0	Mr. Richard Major				0	2	6
Mr. Thomas L. Hardy, 10-12, Grosvenor Road				5	0	0	Mrs. Moses Kerr				0	2	6
The Hallidays Bridge U.V.F. Volunteers and "V.A.D.," Hillsborough, County Down, per Mrs. M'Leavy, The Barns, Hillsborough				5	0	0	Mrs. English				0	2	6
Gregory Dyer				5	0	0	Miss M'Clellland				0	2	6
Mrs. Higgin, Malone House, Malone, Belfast				5	0	0	Mrs. Moses Alexander				0	2	6
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Nicholl, Dunedin, Randalstown				5	0	0	Mrs. John Jerr				0	2	6
Messrs. Allingham & Co., Ltd., 30, North Street				5	0	0	Mr. J. Forsythe				0	10	0
Miss Lepper, Thomfield Cottage, Whiteabbey				5	0	0	Mrs. W. H. Kerr				0	10	0
Mr. W. Joseph Stokes, Bedford St., Belfast				5	0	0					£750	7	11
Employees of Messrs. Henry Campbell & Co., Ltd., Mossley				5	0	0	LURGAN
Messrs. M'Dowell & Co., Strand Rd., Derry, per Mayor of Derry				4	0	0	3rd List of Subscriptions
Mr. J. Montgomery, Arlington, Cranmore Avenue				3	3	0	Mr. William Douglas, Lurgan				100	0	0
Proceeds of small Violin Recital in Cookstown, Co. Tyrone, per Mrs. Helen Burnett, Powis House, Aberdeen				3	3	0	Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Bell, Belle Vue, Lurgan				50	0	0
Mr. Thomas B. Wallace, Solicitor, Dromore				3	3	0	Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Bell, Solitude, Lurgan				50	0	0
Mr. J. M. Pollin, 41, Donegall Street, Belfast				3	3	0	Messrs. Lurgan Weaving Co., Ltd., Lurgan				50	0	0
Mr. R. D. Megaw, 44, Northumberland Road, Dublin				3	3	0	Mr. John Douglas, High St., Lurgan				25	0	0
Messrs. R. P. Gorman & Co., 3, Hope Street, Belfast				3	3	0	Miss Emily J. Bell, Bessbrook				20	0	0
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Lawlor, Killygaddy, Windsor Avenue				3	3	0	Mrs. Liddell, Wimona, Donacloney				10	10	0
Miss Crozier, 88, Brompton Road, London, S.W.				3	3	0	Miss Douglas, High Street, Lurgan				10	0	0
Part Proceeds of Entrance Fee for Prizes given by Captain of Holywood Golf Club, per H. L. Garrett				3	3	0	Mr. F. W. G, Best, Broommount, Aghalee				5	5	0
Mr. Wm. Chisholm, Leiganfield, Cammoney				3	3	0	Mr. James English, J.P., Oakley, Lurgan				5	5	0
Mr. John Chisholm, Knockinagh, Whiteabbey				3	3	0	Messrs. Mathers & Bunting, Lurgan				5	5	0
Mr. George G. Ward, 13, Wellington Place				3	3	0	Miss R. M. Frazer, B.A., The High School, Lurgan				5	0	0
W. J. Donnelly Esq., J.P., Messrs Wm. Liddell & Co., Ltd				3	3	0	Mr. G. T. M'Caw, Taghneran House, Lurgan				5	0	0
Messrs. Leahy, Kelly, & Leahy, Ltd., 2-6, Castle Place, Belfast				3	3	0	Mr. Thomas Ross, 46, High Street, Lurgan				5	0	0
Miss M'Killip, Crawford Sq., Derry, per the Mayor of Derry				3	3	0	Mr. Wm. R. Ross, 46, High Street, Lurgan				5	0	0
Messrs. T. M'Elhinney & Sons, Strand Road Derry, per the Mayor of Derry				3	3	0	The Rev. Canon Clarendon, B.D., Maralin				5	0	0
Mrs. Beath and Miss Hardy, 5, Wellington Park, Belfast				3	0	0	Mr. W. J. Fleming, B.A., Mourne View, Lurgan				3	3	0
Mrs. Magill, Holmesleigh, Elmwood Avenue				3	0	0	Messrs. Robert Uprichard & Co., Lurgan				3	3	0
The Misses Cahoon, 5, Belgravia, Belfast				3	0	0	Mr. David Johnston, Grace Hall, Lurgan				3	3	0
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Fullerton, 88, Malone Avenue				3	0	0	The Misses Turtle, Leansmount, Lurgan				2	2	0
Mrs. L. M. Blakemy, 15, Park Mansions, Vauxhall Park, London, S.W.				3	0	0	Miss J. H. Cuppage, Silverwood				2	2	0
Messrs. Wm, M'Carter & Sons, Waterside, Derry, per the Mayor of Derry				3	0	0	The Rev. W. B. and Mrs. Sproule, Lurgan				2	2	0
The Misses Martin, 42, Bawnmore Road, Belfast				3	0	0	Dr. Frew, Waringstown				2	2	0
Interest on Exchequer Bonds				2	5	2	Dr. T. B. Pedlew, Lurgan				2	2	0
Ballintemple, Co. Cavan, L.O.L. No 641				2	10	0	Mr. C. W. Neill, Lurgan				2	2	0
Strabane Troop Boy Scouts, per Rev. A. H. Delap, S.M., The Rectory, Strabane				2	4	3	Mr. A. W. Mann				2	2	0
Ireland's First Ladies' L.O.L., per Mrs. Lennox, Treasurer, 36, Melrose St., Lisburn Road, Belfast				2	2	0	Messrs. Carson & Co.				2	2	0
Mrs. F. J. Robertson, Fairleigh, Newcastle, Co. Down				2	2	0	Mr. Ernest Green				2	0	0
Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson, Crowhill, Co. Armagh				2	2	0	Mr. Joseph M'Geown, Prospect Hall, Aghagallon				1	10	0
Miss Dickie, 17, Claremont St., Belfast				2	2	0	Mrs. Greer, Woodville, Lurgan				1	1	0
Mr. J. J. Houston, Atlantic Buildings, Waring Street, Belfast				2	2	0	Mrs. Mary Malcomson, Market St., Lurgan				1	1	0
G. H. Elliott, Public Library, Belfast				2	2	0	Miss Meta Malcolmson, Market St., Lurgan				1	1	0
Mr. Wm. Magowan, 50, May Street, Belfast				2	2	0	Miss A. L. Malcomson, Market St., Lurgan				1	1	0
Mr. F. Bradbury, Langdale, Somerton Road, Belfast				2	2	0	Mrs. Sara. J. Dunwoody, Jubilee Terrace, Lurgan				1	1	0
Rev. Samuel Meek, Raphoe				2	2	0	Mr. H. L. Bell, Lakebank, Lurgan				1	1	0
The Misses Meek, Knockdene Park, Belfast				2	2	0	Mr. Joseph Harrison, Holmehurst				1	1	0
Mrs. Haslett, 2, Adelaide Park, Belfast				2	2	0	Mr. Andrew Knox, Edward Street				1	1	0
Mrs. J. P. Beadle, 17b, Eldon Road, Kensington, London, W. (2nd Subscription)				2	2	0	Mr. John Lyle, 6, High Street				1	1	0
Wm. Shannon and Jas. White, 86-88, Shankill Road, Belfast				2	2	0	Mr. George Ruddell, Market Street				1	1	0
Major H. Richardson, Summerhill, Clones, Co. Monaghan				2	2	0	Mr. John Hopps, Hill Street				1	1	0
Mr. Wm. Jackson, Castlerock				2	2	0	Mr. Robert M'Court, Dougreagh, Lurgan				1	1	0
Carnlough Lime Co., Ltd., Carnlough				2	2	0	Mr. John Mahaffy, Church Place, Lurgan				1	1	0
James Gracey, Portaferry				2	2	0	Mr. Wm. Johnston, 12 and l4, High Street, Lurgan				1	1	0
John Gracey, Portaferry				2	2	0	Mr. Joseph E. Lonsdale, Maralin				1	1	0
Thos. J. Brittain, 2, Ward Avenue, Bangor				2	2	0	Mr. Francis Boston, High Street, Lurgan				1	0	0
Mr. George Black, Ravenhill Park, Belfast				2	2	0	Mr. Thomas Kennedy, Lurgan				1	0	0
Mr. and Mrs. J. Bodel, Auburn, Malone Park				2	2	0	Mr. John Black, Church Place, Lurgan				1	0	0
Miss Eva J. Roe, Ardnaveigh, Antrim				2	2	0	Mr. Thomas Matthews, Avenue Road, Lurgan				1	0	0
Mr. J. Magowan, 4, Sandford Avenue, Bloomfield				2	0	0	Mr. James M'Carter, Market Street				1	0	0
The Officers and Members of Imperial Temperance Murphy Memorial L.O.L. 929, per John W. Alexander, W.M., and Albert D. Perry, D.M.				2	2	0	Mr. Samuel A Lynn, High Street				1	0	0
Messrs. Wm. Dobbin & Co., Ltd., North Street				2	12	0	Mr. Alexander Maxwell, Bleary				1	0	0
The Employees of Wm. Dobbin & Co., Ltd., per Mr. Wm. Wallace				2	8	0	Mr. Thomas Moffett, Windsor Ave.				1	0	0
Messrs. D. Spiro & Son, Manchester, per Jas. G. Marks (Messrs. Cinnamond Park & Co., Ltd.)				2	2	0	Mr. Henry Megarry, Hill Street				1	0	0
L.O.L. 925, per Mr. John Wilson, 60, Donegall Street				2	2	0	Mr. John Gracey, William Street				1	0	0
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Blackwood, Ulster Bank, Mountpottinger				2	2	0	Mr. James Calvert, Avenue Road				1	0	0
Mr. Thos. G. Bible, J.P., Templemore Park, Derry, per the Mayor of Derry				2	2	0	Mr. Thomas Bunting, Aghagallon				1	0	0
Mr. R. D. Kerr, Newry				2	2	0	Mr. Samuel Green, Aghalee				1	0	0
Rev. J. M. and Mrs. M'Ilrath, 51, Ulsterville Avenue				2	2	0	Dr. Hugh Reid, Derryadd				1	0	0
Mr. Cecil Bailie-Gage, Lansdowne Lodge, Dublin				2	2	0	Mr. David N. Cairns, William Street, Lurgan				0	10	6
The Misses Nesbitt, Mount Royal, Banbridge				2	2	0	Mr. Wm. M'Court, Donegreagh				0	10	6
Mr. James Maikle				2	2	0	Miss. H. Megarry, Hill Street, Lurgan				0	10	0
Mr. J. B. Greaves, Ratheane, Coleraine				2	0	0	Miss M. A. Fforde, Tanaghmore Lodge, Lurgan				0	10	0
Mrs. M. O. Walkington, Oatlands, Ballinderry, Co. Antrim				2	0	0	"F. H. W."				0	10	0
The Misses Haughton, Seaside, Newcastle, Co. Down				2	0	0	Mr. Samuel Martin, Watson's Lane, Lurgan				0	10	0
Miss Jane Moutray, 9, Marine Terrace, Kingstown, Co. Dublin				2	0	0	Mr. W. J. Hamilton, William Street, Lurgan				0	10	0
Mrs. Robert Gaboon, 5, Belgravia, Belfast				2	0	0	Mr. Edward Stevenson, Bannfoot, Lurgan				0	10	0
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Cahoon, Osborne Park				2	0	0	Mr. J. K. Christie, 8, Wellington St., Lurgan				0	10	0
Children of Currie Sabbath-school, Lilliput, per Mr. John Young, 179, Alexandra Park Avenue				2	0	0	Mr. J. Rogers, Stationmaster, Lurgan				0	10	0
The Misses Dill, Mount Pleasant, Bangor				2	0	0	Mr. Joseph Lyttle, Maralin				0	10	0
Mrs. Hugh C. Kelly, Hecklands, Strandtown				2	0	0	Mr. Wm. E. Cairns, 49, Market St.				0	10	0
Mr. John Pim, J.P., Bonavon, Antrim Road, Belfast				2	0	0	Mr. Wm. Summerville, Factory Lane				0	10	0
Mr. James Pyper's School Children, Crawfordsburn National School				2	0	0	Mr. E. R. Moffett, Market Street, Lurgan				0	7	6
H. C. Kelso				2	0	0	The Misses Creaney, Hill Street				0	5	0
Miss M. E. M'Guire, Mertoun Hall, Holywood				2	0	0	Mr. James Wilkinson, Renton, Dumbartonshire				0	5	0
Mrs. M'Cullagh, Rosegarragh, Ravenhill Road				2	0	0	Mr. Edward Magill, William Street, Lurgan				0	5	0
J. B. Galway & Hawthorne, Mayfair, Arthur Square				2	0	0	Mr. David M'Connell, 38, William Street, Lurgan				0	5	0
Shantallow Sympathisers, per the Mayor of Derry				2	0	0					£423	13	6
Alexander Porterfield, Ballylennan, Raphoe, per the Mayor of Derry				2	0	0	DROMORE
"One Who Lost a Brother in the Ulster Division"				2	0	0	2nd List of Subscription
Miss H. Crookshank, The Glen, Limestone Road				2	0	0	Miss Georgie Liddell				10	0	0
Trawl Twine Spinning Dept., Belfast Ropework, per Miss M'Kee and Miss M'Comb				1	10	0	John Graham				5	5	0
Belfast Cycling Club, per Thos. Makemson, 35, Roe St., Cliftonville, Belfast				1	1	0	D. T. Martin				5	5	0
Mr. Arthur Gaussen, Ballyronan House, Ballyronan				1	1	0	Abraham Combe, J.P.				5	0	0
Mrs. David Gilliland, Kildrum, Derry, per the Mayor of Derry				1	1	0	Henry Hobart				5	0	0
Mr. H. Weilding, 7, Duncairn Gardens, Belfast				1	1	0	J. A. Doak				5	0	0
Mr. Geo. Condell, 241, Shankill Rd.				1	1	0	James Dickson				5	0	0
Mr. S. L. Cleland, Hazeldene, Kingsmere Avenue				1	1	0	W. J. Baxter				2	2	0
Jury's Fee on Inquiry -- Holmes v. Brown; Thomas Scott, J.P., Foreman, per Mr. John Bristow, Under Sheriff, Co. Antrim				1	1	0	C. M. Baxter				2	2	0
"A Friend, M.M.,'' per Miss Mills, Queen's Arcade				1	1	0	James Dale				2	2	0
Miss Florence A. Anderson, 41, Market Street, Omagh				1	1	0	F. R. Hamilton				2	2	0
Mr. H. M. Dunlop, 25, Gt. Edward Street, Belfast				1	1	0	George Hobart				2	0	0
Mrs. Barrow, Eglantine Gardens, Belfast				1	1	0	Alexander Dunlop				2	0	0
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. J. Orr, Westhaye, Marlborough Park				1	1	0	Rev. James Rentoul				2	0	0
Mr. John Geary, Thornville, 122, Cliftonpark Avenue				1	1	0	Mrs. D. T. Martin				2	0	0
Mr. Albert E. Burns, Queen's Island, Belfast				1	1	0	H. E. Monteith				1	0	0
Miss Theodora Coates, 93, Lichfield Grove, Church End, Finchley, London, N.				1	10	0	W. J. Hutchinson				1	0	0
Mr. Wm. Wellon				1	16	0	Alex. Millls				1	0	0
Mr. and Mrs. Ainsworth Barr, Malone Park, Belfast				1	1	0	Red Cross Nurse				1	0	0
Mr. Thomas Houston, 125, Duncairn Gardens, Belfast				1	1	0					£60	18	0
Members of Sirocco Silver (Prize) Band				1	1	0	Total --				£32,513	5	11
Mr. J. R. A. Ferguson, Mount Royal, Newcastle				1	1	0
Messrs. Porter Bros., Sackville St., Derry, per the Mayor of Derry				1	1	0	On behalf of the Committee I beg to acknowledge the foregoing subscriptions, and shall be glad to receive further contributions.
A. E. Hill, "Belfast News-Letter" Office				1	1	0
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EPITOME OF GENERAL NEWS

The German submarine liner Deutschland sailed from Baltimore on Tuesday.

The Governor of Wellington has given his assent to a Compulsory Service Bill.

The late Mr. Pierpont Morgan's estate has been valued at £15,630,000. His sons share between them £10,738,000.

The Austrian Ministry of Finance has ordered the withdrawal of all nickel coins. Iron coins will be issued as substitutes.

A meeting of the publishers of the newspapers in New York has decided to decrease the size of the papers owing to the high price of printing paper.

The subscriptions received by the Lord Mayor in London for the Lord Kitchener National memorial Fund have now reached a sum of £177,500.

A committee has been formed for the purpose of settling 300,000 Belgian and German children in Holland owing to lack of foodstuffs in Germany.

It is officially announced in Dublin that the regulation under martial law requiring the people to be indoors between midnight and four a.m. has been withdrawn.

A movement is on foot among railwaymen to cancel the existing truce and open up negotiations for an all-round increase in wages equivalent to the enhanced cost of living.

During War Savings Week 2,926,035 certificates were sold. The aggregate sales for five months, from Feb. 22 to July 22, was 14,385,980, Ireland's aggregate being 312,902.

The King and Queen inspected in the grounds of Buckingham Palace fifty motor ambulances, the gift of the United Provinces of India. A hospital ship is also included in the gift.

According to the "Nieuwe Rotterdamsche Courant" the Prussian casualty lists 580 to 587 give the names of 42,405 killed, wounded, and missing, bringing the total losses up to 2,843,926.

Practical demonstration has been given of the patriotism of the Zulus. A large consignment of sticks and crutches collected by natives have been handed to a magistrate for hospitals in England and elsewhere.

Another attempt to escape by a German prisoner at Donington Hall was made on Sunday night about ten o'clock. When challenged the prisoner instantly surrendered and pleaded for mercy. He was arrested and placed under a strong guard.

Dr. H. Barringer Cox, who is connected with the United States Forestry Service, has announced that he has perfected a subterranean wireless telephone. The discovery was made in an effort to perfect the system of wireless [--?--] for forest fires.

The French Government will commemorate the second anniversary of the declaration of war by publishing a Yellow Book branding the Germans for ever in the eyes of the civilised world for their treatment of the civilian population in the occupied districts of France.

A Reuter's telegram from Ontario states the towns of Cochrane, Matheson, Mushka Station, Timmins, and Porguis Junction have to destroyed by forest fires. About 200 persons have been killed, and many injured. The great paper mills at Iroquois have been saved.

Two men have been remanded at Glasgow in connection with a charge of attempting to transport opium to China. The discovery was made by the Customs authorities, who found [?]lb., of opium concealed in the interior of a [--?--] which was marked for transport to China.

News reached the Merchant Service Guild of an unsuccessful attempt to escape from Ruhle?n, by Mr. Thomas Leathem, of Belfast, who has been interned since the outbreak of war, when he was third officer of the steamer [?onauk] Point. He is now confined in a fortress near Berlin.

A proclamation of marriage under the Act recently passed by the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland for the convenience of soldiers and sailors on short leave was made from the door of Largs Parish Church on Monday by the minister of the parish. Only two witnesses were present.

Admiral Sir John Ommaney Hopkins died at Chewton Lodge, Highcliffe, on Sabbath, aged eighty-two. Deceased had a distinguished career, during which he had been Junior Lord of the Admiralty, Superintendent of Portsmouth Dockyard, and Commander-in-Chief of North America and Mediterranean stations.

The Minister of Munitions announces that he has made further orders under the Munitions of war Acts, 1915 and 1916, under which 124 additional establishments have been declared controlled establishments. The total number of controlled establishments under the Munitions of War Acts, 1915 and 1916, is now 4,052.

The Wholesale Co-Operative Society, Manchester, has purchased from Sir J. D. Broughton, Bart., of Doddington, four of his largest farms at Weston, near Crewe railway station, and intends to develop agriculture, dairy produce, feeding of stock, &c. The farms comprise 1,200 acres, and are amongst the finest pasture and dairy lands in Cheshire.

At Cork Assises Michael Larkin, a baker, was sentenced to death for the murder of Mr. O'Connor, hotel proprietor, Milltown. County Kerry, on the night of December 20 last. The Prosecution stated that accused shot O'Connor dead with a revolver, and that the motive for the crime was ill feeling over a monetary transaction. The execution September 1 at Tralee.

Thirteen persons were injured by a collision which occurred on Glasgow Subway on Monday between Buchanan Street and Cowcaddens Stations. A car broke down and ran down the incline in the direction from which it had come. Another car reversed its power and ran away from the first, but a third car came along and a collision occurred. The injuries to the passengers were not serious.

Sir William Power, K.C.B., whose death is announced, was a distinguished sanitarian and epidemiologist, and rendered great service by his investigation of outbreaks of infectious diseases and their causation. In 1878 he demonstrated the spread of diphtheria by means of milk and his work in regard to scarlet fever, smallpox, and other branches of medical research was widely recognised.

The report of the Scottish Land Court for 1915 has been issued. In a review of the work of the Court during the three years and nine months in which the Act has been in operation it is stated that first fair rents have been fixed for 1,597 holdings. The old rents amounted to £14,590 and the fair rents to £10,205, a reduction of over 30 per cent. The arrears of rent amounted to £6,718, of which the Court cancelled £3,603, or over 53½ per cent.

Several instances of excessive drinking amongst munition workers have been brought to the notice of the Nottingham magistrates, The Chairman commented on the fact that such high wages were paid that the men did not seem to know how to squander their money sufficiently fast. The chief constable said it would be a good thing if some of the worst of the delinquents could be kept within an enclosure, as after drinking they could not be trusted at large.

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FUNERAL OF V.A.D. NURSE

The funeral took place on Monday, at Coleraine, of Miss Nora Dugan, second daughter of Mr. Matthew Dugan, Barmouth, Castlerock, who died in Birmingham No. 2 Military Hospital in discharge of a noble and self-sacrificing duty. She had only been three weeks in the hospital as a volunteer nurse under the St. John Ambulance Association. The remains reached Coleraine by the mid-day train, and the funeral was largely attended, the members or the local branch of the V.A.D. attending, in uniform. The chief mourners were:-- Mr. and Mrs. Dugan (parents), Miss Dugan (sister), Miss Irwin (aunt), Messrs. Arthur and John Dugan (brothers), and T. J. Martin, solicitor (cousin). The interment took place at Articlave Presbyterian burying-ground -- Rev. Prof. Law Wilson and Rev. J. G. Keers (Dunboe) officiating at the graveside.

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NEWSPAPERS FOR ABROAD.

IMPORTANT NEW REGULATION

The Secretary to the War Office has issued the following announcement --

The public are informed that the following regulation will, on and after the 1st July, 1916, apply to printed matter despatched to

(a) All European countries and their colonies and dependencies in Africa and America, except France, Russia, and Italy, and British, French, and Italian territory

(b) Neutral countries of America;

(c) British and Allied subjects interned id enemy countries --

Printed matter -- i.e., newspapers, magazines, books and other printed publications other than trade circulars -- will not be sent forward unless posted direct from the office of publishers or newsagents who have obtained permission from the War Office for this purpose. Persons desiring to send printed matter should therefore give their orders for execution to publishers or newspapers who have obtained such permission.

It should be noted that this regulation does not apply to newspapers going to the British troops in France or any of the other war areas, nor to agents who have obtained such permission.

Persons, therefore, who have hitherto sent "The Witness" direct to friends in the United States and neutral countries are no longer at liberty to do so, but such may have the paper sent direct from "The Witness" Office, Royal Avenue, Belfast, at the following rates -- She months, 4/4; Twelve months, 8/8 -- paid in advance.

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LOCAL INVENTIONS.

The following particulars are specially prepared for "The Witness" by Messrs. Rayner & Co., Registered Patent Agents, of 5, Chancery Lane, London, who will give all assistance and advice quite free to any of our readers on all matters relating to patents and inventions, trade marks or designs:-- 5049, Measuring Yarn. -- W. Johnston, of Milfort Weaving and Finishing Co., Belfast. -- Yarn-winding machines, &c., are fitted with a measuring device, in which the yarn is passed through a guide, a tension pulley round a measuring-drum beneath a weighted arm, and through a guide, this drum being rotated by the yarn and connected by gearing with a pair of pointers rotating in front of a dial. Full copies of the specification can be obtained from Messrs. Rayner & Co., at the price of 1s.

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Sergeant Alfred Owens, Machine Gun Corps of the Y.C.V.'s, killed in action on the 1st ult., was the younger son of the late W. J. Owens and Mrs. Owens, 4, University Street, Belfast, and was twenty-four years of age. He was a brother of Mr. T. Owens, secretary of the Belfast Ropeworks, Ltd., and a nephew of Mr. G. L. Owens, honorary secretary of the Central Presbyterian Association. Before the war he was on the technical staff of Messrs. Workman, Clark, & Co., Ltd. He was a member of the C.P.A. Rifle Club.

 

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