History of Belfast
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Sir Daniel Dixon, Bart. , M. P. , D. L. Obit. 10th March, 1907. 1907 The Rt. Hon. The Earl of Shaftesbury, K. C. V. O. , H. M. L. 1908 Sir Robert Anderson, J. P 1909 do. 1910 R. J. M'Mordie, M. A. , M. P. 1915 1911 do. 1912 do. 1916 1913 do. 1917 1914 do. Till date of 1918 death, 25th March. Sir Robert Anderson, from 1919 27th March to 1st April. Crawford M'Cullagh from 1920 April. 1921 Notes — continued. 393 Crawford M'Cullagh. Knighted in 1915. Sir Crawford M'Cullagh. James Johnston, J. P. Do.... Knighted 1918; P. C. In 1919. John C. White. Appointed P. C. In 1919. F. W. Coates, D. L. Do. 96. JOHN REA was born in Belfast in 1822, and was the son of a retired -cotton spinner named Francis Rea, who occupied for some time the position of clerk of the markets in Belfast, but who was dismissed from that post in 1854. John Rea was apprenticed to Solomon Darcus, Clerk of the Peace, and in 1849 was admitted as a solicitor. He joined the Young Ireland party, and, as he was regarded as dangerous, was imprisoned in Kilmainham Jail, but was released on the collapse of that party.
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Sir Daniel Dixon, Bart. , M. P. , D. L. Obit. 10th March, 1907. 1907 The Rt. Hon. The Earl of Shaftesbury, K. C. V. O. , H. M. L. 1908 Sir Robert Anderson, J. P 1909 do. 1910 R. J. M'Mordie, M. A. , M. P. 1915 1911 do. 1912 do. 1916 1913 do. 1917 1914 do. Till date of 1918 death, 25th March. Sir Robert Anderson, from 1919 27th March to 1st April. Crawford M'Cullagh from 1920 April. 1921 Notes — continued. 393 Crawford M'Cullagh. Knighted in 1915. Sir Crawford M'Cullagh. James Johnston, J. P. Do.... Knighted 1918; P. C. In 1919. John C. White. Appointed P. C. In 1919. F. W. Coates, D. L. Do. 96. JOHN REA was born in Belfast in 1822, and was the son of a retired -cotton spinner named Francis Rea, who occupied for some time the position of clerk of the markets in Belfast, but who was dismissed from that post in 1854. John Rea was apprenticed to Solomon Darcus, Clerk of the Peace, and in 1849 was admitted as a solicitor. He joined the Young Ireland party, and, as he was regarded as dangerous, was imprisoned in Kilmainham Jail, but was released on the collapse of that party.
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