Belfast
Mentioned in 174 documents, 1357 times across the archives
Documents
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Ardoyne arrivals and departures 1893 1947
16 mentions“Indoyne Belfast”
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Ardoyne General documents
19 mentions“belfast .”
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Dispute with Bishop McCallister
30 mentions“Holy Cross . Crumlin Road , Belfast .”
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Holy Cross Ardoyne legal files
163 mentions“Belfast was proved , and registered in the Principal”
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The Graan Enniskillen general documents
4 mentions“I am sure Mr. Mauro's a Belfast will”
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Mass Notices 1918 1921
1 mention“for the relief of the Catholics of Belfast who have been”
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Women s Confraternity Minute Book 1906
3 mentions“un regard to any Belfast without”
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Missions and Retreats 1856 1975
1 mention“Holy Cross Holy Cross Retreat Belfast was given”
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Missions and Retreats 1885 1951
49 mentions“belfast”
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Missions and retreats 1868 1930
38 mentions“the Danimiran mund on the Falls Road , Belfast , then”
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“belfast : Sanctes have : Inmates : Dec 6-8 " In. Hilary”
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Ardoyne Missions and Retreats 1958 1968
19 mentions“May 26 - May 31 . St. Watters . Belfast”
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Mount Argus archives 1707 1808
1 mention“informed , let the Belfast Government transferred”
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“Belfast .”
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“Belfast on the 19thsift .”
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Mount Argus Archives 1900 1919
1 mention“to his mother in Belfast , when on his way”
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CrossBulletinVolII 1911 12
17 mentions“Ardoune . Belfast-Very Rev. Fr.”
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July 1915
1 mention“vice to the ' Belfast members is to place their orders early in”
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June 1915(2)
3 mentions“nembers in Cavan . " Mollie Boyle , of Belfast , is one of our”
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May 1915
3 mentions“Kate O'Reilly ( Belfast ) , Willie McGinty ( Castlepollard ) ,”
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November 1915
1 mention“Bangor . Other Belfast correspondents are Nancy Fullerton .”
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September 1915
1 mention“Belfast whose name is James M. Cairns , and to whom I have”
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December 1916
1 mention“land , and one to S. McLaverty , 20 Clowney Street , Belfast .”
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July 1916
1 mention“have also to welcome a new friend from Belfast in the person of Kathleen”
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June 1916
1 mention“The party from Belfast will leave Great Victoria street for Lough Derg”
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May 1916
2 mentions“belfast .”
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September 1916
1 mention“St. James Street , Antrim Road , Belfast , and John”
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August 1917
1 mention“Belfast . Verv Rev. Father Bernard Mangan : St. Mary's ,”
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December 1917
1 mention“o' Maureen M'Nally , 49 . Templemore Street , Belfast .”
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October 1917
4 mentions“Naldrett wanted to motor to Belfast to buy some flowers to”
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February 1918
1 mention“Unknown Immortals . Sketches of Life in Belfast . By HARKRY MOOR”
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January 1918
1 mention“in Belfast . placed upon boldly rising”
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March 1918
1 mention“Belfast , from 3rd to 17th March .”
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February 1919
1 mention“that shall be an extended and converted Belfast , " with”
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January 1919
2 mentions“pass Glasgow and Belfast , via Kilmarnock , Ayr. Stranraer , Belfast”
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June 1918
1 mention“Belfast . Holy Cross . Large con-”
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March 1919
1 mention“with regard to the Belfast Catholic”
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Sept August 1918
1 mention“( Whitehouse , Belfast ) ; Dominic M. Mullan”
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CrossBulletinVolX 1919 20
2 mentions“might be called the Belfast of”
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CrossBulletinVolXXVII 1936 37
26 mentions“Bryson Street , Belfast”
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CrossBulletinVolXXVIII 1937 38
16 mentions“indulgence of the latter ? " " Curious " ( Belfast ) .”
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CrossBulletinVolL 1959 60
150 mentions“Belfast .”
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May 1958
25 mentions“THE ANTRIM IRON ORE CO. LTD. , Brands Buildings , BELFAST ,”
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June 1958
24 mentions“Beechmount Avenue . Belfast”
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July 1958
25 mentions“ve : 26315 10 WELLINGTON STREET . BELFAST”
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Aug 1958
25 mentions“Beechmount Avenue . Belfast”
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Sept 1958
30 mentions“Upper Newtownards Road . Belfast”
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Oct 1958
30 mentions“Telegrams : " Witness . Belfast . "”
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Nov 1958
32 mentions“80-82 Oxford Street , Belfast”
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Dec 1958
20 mentions“Telegrams : " Witness , Belfast . "”
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Jan 1959
27 mentions“THE ANTRIM IRON ARE CO. LTD. Brenda Bu"dines BELFAST .”
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feb 1959
26 mentions“Belfast .”
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Mar 1959
25 mentions“THE ANTRIM IRON ARE CO. LTD. Brands Buildings BELFAST . Telephone 25211”
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April 1959
25 mentions“Bonded Warehouse : STACK N. WARING STREET , BELFAST .”
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CrossAnnual 1923 1928
2 mentions“Belfast .”
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gandpbookmanifest1
1 mention“where he was born in 1855 . He died in Belfast on the first day of January ,”
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Ardoyne Golden Jubilee 1952
31 mentions“printed by P. Quinn & Co. , Ltd. , Church Street , Belfast”
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ardoynecent
6 mentions“Belfast”
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missman
2 mentions“Telephone : Belfast 7.3433 .”
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1926 chapter acts
7 mentions“were then handed in, and the Financial Statements were presented. The Financial statements of Herne Bay, St. Patricks, (Belfast) Paris and Nice were read by the Very Rev. Fr. Malachy. The Very Rev Frs”
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convocatory letter 1926
1 mention“We have to rejoice that after long years of searching and many disappointments we have at last secured what is proving to be a most suitable house for an Alumniate at St. Patrick's Retreat, Belfast, w”
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provchapt1872acts
6 mentions“At 4 o'clock p.m. the same day, the Cap. Yrs assembled for the 2nd time, at this Session besides the Capitulars there were also present the Rev. Yr Caphael Superior of Holy Cross Belfast and the Rev. ”
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provchapt1875acts
1 mention“The Very Red Fr Alphonsus 2nd Prominent Committee who supplied the place of the late lamented Nestor of Belfast-Very Red Fr Joseph of Arbernard, suice his death, represented that house at the Chapter ”
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provchapt1878acts
3 mentions“... . Pies of the St. Ghost. ... St. Chase Belfast”
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provchapt1881acts
2 mentions“Very Rev. Mr. Arbert, of L. Eul of the Cross, Dector, Belfast,”
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provchapt1887acts
2 mentions“" Holy Croft Belfast The VR Fr Anthony was re-elected”
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provchapt1890acts
6 mentions“Very Pr Dr. Thomas of the Blessed Virgin CharyPresident." " Vincent of the Sacred Heart of Deus.Provincial." " Dominic of the Immac. Heart of Mary1st Consultori" " Michael of the Heart of Mary2nd Cons”
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provchapt1893acts
2 mentions“At 4.30 p.m., the Capitular Fathers again assembled in the Chapter to continue the discussio meritorum. Before closing this conference the Very Rev. Fr. Wilfrid was appointed by the Very Rev. Fr. Pres”
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provchapt1896acts
2 mentions“Active voice in the Chapters to the Superiors of Glasgow, Paris & Belfast. ).”
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provchapt1896convlett
1 mention“By a rescript obtained by the Most Rev. Fr. General, the Superiors of St. Joseph's, Paris; Holy Cross, Belfast; and St. Mungo's, Glasgow, will enjoy the right of active voice at the Chapter. We are al”
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provchapt1899acts
7 mentions“The plans of the new church at Belfast were examined and approved. The cost not to exceed the amount stipulated by the Bishop, viz, £12.000.”
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provchapt1902acts
2 mentions“Very Rev. Dr. John Mary and Dr. Rev. Dr. Anthony submitted their report on the forensical state of the Province. This statement was tested to with the greatest interest and satisfaction. Notwithstandi”
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provchapt1908acts
2 mentions“ed: the election in each case being framed and published by the Secretary in the form prescribed: - The V. Rev. F. Mark of the Seven Dolours, Master of Novices; the V. Rev. F. Felix of Our Lady of Goo”
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provchapt1911acts
5 mentions“" " " Hubert of St Mary Magdalene " Holy Cross Belfast.”
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provchapt1911decrees
1 mention“The Capitular Letters directed that the two houses, Marrickhille and Adelaide should each continue their yearly contributions of £50 to the Pro. Provincial for general purposes. They also directed tha”
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provchapt1914acts
3 mentions“This meeting began at 4 p.m. of the same day. As the result of a secret ballot the Rev. Father Bertrand of St Joseph, Superior, Belfast, was admitted to the preliminary meetings. Subjects for discussi”
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provchapt1914decrees
1 mention“Decree 1.st The Chapter decreed that an alumniate be established in Publin or in some other convenient place with the least possible delay and that the monies be returned by £400 on Pleasgow and £200 ”
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provchapt1917acts
1 mention“" " " Sebastian "Sm. Concep 2nd "" " " Ephrem "Inf. Jesus Mass. of Novices" " " Malachy "4 Colors Dector of St. Joseph's Highgate" " " Eguin "S. Heart "St. Savior's Broadway" " " Isidore "Mother of Go”
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provchapt1917convlett
1 mention“As is customary we make known officially that the vacancy occurring in the Rector's ship of Holy Gross Retreat, Belfast was filled on Sept 25th, 1915 by the canonical election of the V. R. L. bypress ”
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provchapt1917decrees
1 mention“5. To the support of the Alumniate, Vortitate and other needs of the Province the Chapter levies the following annual sums of £1,000 on A. Mungo's Retreat Clasgow; £200 on A. Anne's Retreat Litton and”
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provchapt1920acts
4 mentions“This meeting was hold at 4 p.m. of the same day. Regarding the Alumniati the ben. Chap. regretted that arring to circumstances over which we had no control, the Alumniati had to be removed to Belfast.”
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provchapt1920decrees
1 mention“was agreed that at least £1,000 should be laid yearly on St. Murger's Retreat, Elasgow, and £5.00 on Moby Cross, Belfast, Similarly St. Paul's Retreat, Milelaide and St. Brigid's, Sydney such should p”
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provchapt1923acts
4 mentions“At 4 p.m. the Chapter again assembled. The V. Rev. Fr. President announced that a reply was received from Fr. Boniface Accepting the office of Master of Novices. The President then asked what order sh”
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provchapt1929acts
3 mentions“The Litterae Patentes, Certificates of the due celebration of Masses, the keeping of the Archives, and the Inventories were then handed in. The financial Statements of the various Retreats were read b”
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provchapt1932acts
2 mentions“The Capitular Fathers returned to the Chapter Room at 3-30 p.m. During this session, the Ven. Chapter, having carefully considered the great likelihood of the field immediately opposite and adjoining ”
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provchapt1938acts
3 mentions“After this, the certificates of due celebration of Masses and of the keeping of the Archives and the inventories were handed in. The Financial Statements of the various Retreats were read by their res”
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provchapt1944acts
3 mentions“The Certificates of the Celebration of Masses, the keeping of the Archives and the other documents, which Father Provincial had ordered to be brought to the Chapter, were handed in. The Rectors of the”
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provchapt1947acts
1 mention“The Certificates of the Celebration of Masses, the keeping of the Archives and the other documents which Fr. Provincial had ordered to be brought to the Chapter, were handed in. Each of the Rectors of”
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provchapt1950acts
3 mentions“Most Rev. Fr. President then asked for certificates of the due celebration of Masses and of the keeping of the Archives. The Inventories were handed in, and the financial statements of the various Ret”
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provchapt1956acts
1 mention“Very Rev. Father Alexis of the Mother of Sorrows was elected as Rector of Holy Cross Retreat, Belfast, at the first scrutiny.”
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Employers indemnity(1)
1 mention“BELFAST .. .. .25 WELLINGTON PLACE.”
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Rosemount
1 mention“BELFAST.”
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applications to monastery
5 mentions“Belfast.”
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bernard odea personal collection
1 mention“in the cities. Cook, Lubelin, Belfast”
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bod church building 975
1 mention“58 Yds. Supl Finish to floors of Boiler Chamber of cement and sand and sal-ferricite 1" thick laid to falls mixed in the proportions 1 part cement to \frac{1}{2} parts sand with 24 lbs. of sal-ferrici”
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dom bede lebbe
3 mentions“Clare Kelly, 19 Rosapenna St., Belfast. Dear Peg.—I will say the Golden Hail Mary every day. Please send me a brick. I won't have so many toothaches now with sweets because I will be saving up all my ”
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earlydays mmm 1940 nov dec
2 mentions“Clare Kelly, 19 Rosapenna St., Belfast. Dear Peg,—I will say the Golden Hail Mary every day. Please send me a brick. I won't have so many toothaches now with sweets because I will be saving up all my ”
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earlydays mmm 1949 jan
4 mentions“"Peg." Sister Alphonses, Kerry, Miss Hynes, Belfast.”
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Bishop Mageean
1 mention“Datum apud Belfast die. 6a mensis. Petrobus anno 19. 36.”
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Catherine son
2 mentions“Belfast.”
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Catherine son 2
1 mention“Belfast.”
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Rory bapt cert
3 mentions“ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC CHURCH, BELFAST.”
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Rory conf cert
2 mentions“Datum apud Belfast,”
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Rory doctor
1 mention“BELFAST.”
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War barry
2 mentions“* April 1946 - March 1947 602 Cay RASC Belfast”
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101378
1 mention“of Belfast.”
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102513
1 mention“5. At least 8,000 people in Belfast have been driven from their work in that City. Thus, they and their dependents are left for their support to charity.”
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103400
1 mention“Belfast.”
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106507
1 mention“Commendant "V. Belfast".”
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106525
2 mentions“Alee Wilson. Belovie Park Belfast Gallivan”
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106804
1 mention“THE first Session of the School of Irish Learning has just closed. Three Courses have been held in the Aula Maxima of University College, St. Stephen's-green, kindly lent by the authorities for the pu”
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107310
1 mention“REV. R. FULLERTON (Belfast).”
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110345
1 mention“Park Mount, Belfast.”
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110415
1 mention“The Irish Question is one which concerns not Ireland alone but England and Scotland. The establishment of a local legislature for Ireland, if it is not separation from Britain, is a long step towards ”
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111505
11 mentions“SIR,—In many parts of "Ulster," including the industrial city of Belfast, the new era of peace in Europe was inaugurated by the thunder of orange drums. It was an ominous beginning. In presence again,”
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112137
20 mentions“The offence of murder is a very serious matter, and any act which results in the loss of human life requires very grave and substantial reasons. We have never until now been charged with any crime. As”
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112725
1 mention“Proposed by Mr. TERENCE O'BRIEN, Belfast.”
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113739
39 mentions“BELFAST.”
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113953
13 mentions“The night before, he was planning to go to Belfast on work for the Haverty Trust of which he was a trustee.”
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114311
1 mention“Father Senan's invaluable aide-decamp is Father Gerald, who comes from Belfast and is concerned principally with the production of the RECORD. There, too, you will find that brilliant young Killarney ”
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114802
1 mention“(3) Reports received this (Saturday) evening from the rest of Ireland are generally satisfactory. The conditions in Belfast and Ulster province are normal, and the situation at Londonderry is stated t”
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115235
1 mention“Inst Wechtly Belfast”
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115361
4 mentions“The chief mourners were—Mrs. J. McEnery (step-daughter), Mr. J. McEnery (son-in-law); Mrs. K. Clenaghan (Belfast), Miss Patricia Clenaghan; Messrs. Edward and Scams Clenaghan (relatives); and Miss Fit”
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115675
1 mention“It is natural to turn from this Belfastman's poem to the striking article of that militant Belfast Catholic, Mr. J. J. Campbell, who challengingly writes of "Catholic Ireland and her Poor," and sums u”
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116438
1 mention“Belfast.”
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117051
21 mentions“After these main items in the partition annihilation programme comes the general tone of the whole 1943 annual. Scattered through its pages are articles and poems on the North and its nightmare, chron”
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118088
2 mentions“BELFAST.”
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118336
2 mentions“11 MAGDALA STREET, UNIVERSITY STREET, BELFAST”
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118835
4 mentions“Belfast.”
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120030
29 mentions“BELFAST.”
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120817
1 mention“The photograph above is from a portrait in oils by William Conor, R.H.A., R.O.I., the Belfast artist.”
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121265
1 mention“RISH WEEKLY BELFAST”
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122016
2 mentions“medicine at Queen's University, Belfast,”
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122934
13 mentions“IN A NATION-WIDE INTERVIEW OVER THE MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM OF AMERICA, MR. MacBRIDE, MINISTER FOR EXTERNAL AFFAIRS, SAID THERE WERE NO COMMUNISTS OR ANY COMMUNIST PARTY IN THE NEW IRISH REPUBLIC. ”
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123685
4 mentions“However you know that the centenary of the College is to be celebrated next year; and it seems very unlikely that there can be much hope of getting endowments for scholarships or new buildings, such a”
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124393
1 mention“The Marquis of Ormond, Col. Hugh Owen, Mayfair; Dublin Grand Opera Society; Dermot Browner, Dublin; Gaiety Theatre, do.; Lady Headford, Ald. P. S. Doyle, Lord Mayor; Mr. Sean Brady, T.D.; Rev. Father ”
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125031
1 mention“AS PARISH CLERGY from all over Ireland assembled in Belfast at Easter, 1950, for the annual Congress of the Christus Rex Society to discuss "the Family" the quarterly journal of the Society published ”
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129187
1 mention“Engineer of Belfast.”
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129429
2 mentions“Passages from the History of a Belfast Ribbon Lodge.”
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129846
5 mentions“BELFAST FIFTY YEARS AGO.”
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130333
1 mention“Parliament Buildings, Stormont, Belfast”
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130775
1 mention“BELFAST, 4TH SEPTEMBER, 1896.”
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132108
1 mention“TALBOT, MONTAGUE (1774-1831) Actor and Manager of Belfast, Newry, and Londonderry Theatres. A.L.S. to Charles Mathews. 3pp.8vo. N.D. He asks Mathews for orders for four children to attend the Pantomim”
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134497
1 mention“When you read this statement it will, if you are Irish, cause you no astonishment. You realise that the Government of Ireland is a continuity, that the same England which used the pitchcap and the gib”
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182730
1 mention“Dublin, Belfast, Cork, Limerick.”
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182748
2 mentions“Belfast Program”
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182768
1 mention“JOSEPH R. MOUTH, JR., LTD., Dublin, Belfast, and York...”
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182950
2 mentions“Works DUBLIN AND BELFAST.”
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182957
3 mentions“19, 21, & 23 Franklin St. Belfast.”
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182974
8 mentions“Vol. X. No. 1. (PUBLISHED AT CENTRAL ARCADE) 79, ROYAL AVENUE, BELFAST.”
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183019
1 mention“Dublin, Belfast, Cork, Limerick”
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183380
1 mention“Special trains, 'buses and vehicles of all sorts brought the child worshippers—4,000 came from Belfast, and huge contingents came from Cork, Waterford, Limerick and other cities. Until after one o'clo”
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184665
1 mention“but they intimated to the Tribunal that they refused to recognise the right of Englishmen sitting in London to question or in any wise deal with men from the Irish nation. They would have no trouble a”
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185415
1 mention“O'Mahony, Blackrock; Rev. T. Manning, Rev. J. Kelly, Rathfarnham; Rev. A. Farrell, Donnybrook; Rev. J. O'Toole, do.; Rev. P. M'Auliffe; Ranelagh; Rev. M. V Ronan, Pro-Cathedral; Rev. M. Curran, Archhi”
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195480
1 mention“Belfast: 56 Lr. Donegall Street”
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196022
5 mentions“Whilst salmon fishing off Downings he got a telegram from Francis Joseph Bigger of Belfast, whom he had met the year before at Ardglass, Co. Down, to go to Belfast.”
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212680
1 mention“Belfast, 1886.SIMILITUDES ;”
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212726
1 mention“DUBLIN BELFAST CORK WATERFORD”
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218882
1 mention“DUBLIN BELFAST CORK WATERFORD”
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219900
1 mention“DUBLIN AND BELFAST”
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221983
1 mention“Belfast. So I cannot meet them while hashe weeks. But I know it will be a civil shock to them to be on the contents of M. R. F. Generals letter”
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55934
3 mentions“our removal from Belfast)”
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56088
1 mention“Mrs McKelvey, the widowed mother of Commandant Joseph McKelvey, - executed December 8th. writing to me from Belfast says: "I was very glad to receive your note. It gives me great consolation to learn ”
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57133
2 mentions“His Majesty's Free State Ministers have issued a lying proclamation. One of their worst lies is that they say they are making war on the Republican Army because some Belfast motor cars were seized and”
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57136
3 mentions“The above headings are not new. They are the headings, printed in large type, with which the BELFAST NEWS-LETTER heads its principal news columns in its issue of July 14th. Owing to the Beggars Bush c”
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57204
1 mention“E atrocita' protestante a Belfast”
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57942
1 mention“CITY HALL BELFAST, RWEY”
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68748
2 mentions“BELFAST 25018”
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82297
1 mention“Mr. de Valera has never informed the people of Ireland how he proposed to make Sir James Craig and Belfast recognise the authority of "the Republic" without the use of force. He should do this now. Ot”
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84638
1 mention“has been established in the Parish of St. Peter, Belfast, on the”
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87901
1 mention“5. Roman Missal pointed by Joseph Smyth High St Belfast 1840”
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88801
3 mentions“Routes:—Fleetwood to Belfast ) by rail via Strabane to Letterkenny.”
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89788
1 mention“Present Guardian is Belfast-born, Very Rev. Father Bosco, M.A., L.C.L., O.F.M., Cap., who is the Professor of Moral Theology. Fr. Bosco has had a number of illustrious predecessors, the best known of ”
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93693
1 mention“done by the father of Fr. Declan, known to all as Pop McFadden. He was born in Belfast in the north of Ireland and went to the United States in later years. Now, in his retirement, he had come to Afri”