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Dunn Holywood
from books previously owned by Mr. William and Dr. Isobel Dunn, Tudor
House, Holywood
 
 
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1) Isobel Dunn. Portrush - 12th Oct. 1934 ? Gratis - Than all my
prayer shall be nearer, my God, to thee.
2) Tudor, Holywood, Co. Down. Christmas 1947 - To my Darling
Sweetheart who daily grows more dear to me, and in whose continued love &
friendship I grow daily more dependant on and become more devoted to. love
Bill?
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5) Tonight An Evening Prayer C.C. click to read
 
 
 
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1) Dearest Cherry, This is to offer you my best wishes for your birthday.
Many happy returns! You have been a great joy to your Father and Mother and
Hubert/Herbert, and indeed to all of us. Long life and happiness to you!
Your loving Granduncle, George Thompson. Longfield Lodge, 4th November 1940
- Miss M. C. M. Dunn, Tudor
2) Woman's Pictorial, December 3, 1932 - Have These at Your Party!
recipes - and on the reverse side: Curtains, A row of little
fishes by Rosamund Martin.
3) Book Token from Ina Maconachie with love & every good wish.
4) Ruthven, Demesne Road, Saturday. Dear Dr. Isabel, I cannot tell you how
very sorry I was to hear you were not too well. Every person seems to think
you have been doing too much, & I am sure that is true. You must hurry up &
get better for we cant do without you. There is only one opinion about you
in Holywood, and it should be a great comfort to you to know if you do not,
how much you are sincerely loved by everyone who knows you. We all missed
you last night at the Concert, somehow there was something missing. With
sincerest good wishes for your quick recovery, and love from Elizabeth ?
Trotter. Enclosed is 5/- for tickets which & got from you.
 
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1) Sent at the request of W. H. Dunn, Esq. Tudor Hall, Holywood, Co. Down -
To wish my darling wee girl a Happy Happy Christmas from Mammy
2) Ulster Bank Lodgement Docket for W. H. Dunn, Esq. 1975
3) Motor Ambulance Fund for Ulster Division. Entertainment, Town Hall,
Holywood on Friday, 13th November 1914.
4) Holywood Branch Apprentice Boys of Derry, Baker Club 1964
5) Anderson Bridge Singapore
6) D Meta Dunn, D. Kinnegar Villa, Holywood
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1) Dunn, Tudor Park, Holywood, Co. Down
2) Gault Archibald, Victoria High School, Londonderry. 2nd Nov. 1900 2/11/00
Isabel Thompson, Victoria High School, Londonderry. Sept. 1915 Senior
Grade. 1915-1916
3) Mary Thompson, Longfield, Eglinton
4) Stories from Scottish History. William H. Dunn, The World War. From Mammy
to Hubert 25.-12.- 1944
5) To Thomas J. Derby? in recognition of his success at the Science & Art
Examination in Magnetism & Electricity. S. McMurray, Teacher. Magherafelt
N.S. Nov. 1877
6) For Mr. Shaw, Esq., To be left at Fairyview, New Road, Donaghadee from
Brennan Millinery and Fur Warehouse, 68 Royal Avenue, Belfast. Rail ??????
7) W. Dunn, Kinnegar, Holywood, Co. Down. 1908.
  
 
 
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1) Hubert Dunn, Tudor, Holywood 26th April 1941
2) 29th March 1938 Postmark Eglinton, Londonderry to Miss Cherry Dunn, c/o
Dr. Iso. Dunn (Holywood) Nursing Home, 57 Botanic Avenue, Belfast - The
Lodge, 29th March 1938 Cherry Darling, How much you have been in the
thoughts and hearts of all of us, and how we trust and pray that you will
soon be quite better. We much admire your courage in going through with it,
when it had to be done, and we look forward to the time when you and Hubert
will come down to see us again. That will be a glad day for all of us, and
we shall have plenty of new scriptures, which you are so quick in guessing,
and lots of kisses. Isobel Anne was up here yesterday and was talking of you
in a very kind way; she and Jessy were looking well. And now, Cherry, do not
try to reply to this until you are quite able. Lots of hugs from each of us.
Ever your loving Granduncle George
3) Mr. W. H. Dunn. Olive, Countess Fitzwilliam requests the pleasure
of your company at the marriage of her daughter Anne Juliet Dorothea Maud to
The Earl Jermyn at Crown Court Church, Covent Garden on Saturday, April 23rd
at 3 o'clock and afterwards at Claridges. R.S.V.P. St. James's Court,
Buckingham Gate. Vic 2360
4) 'A Kiss For Baby' to Cherry and Sebastian???
 
 
 
 
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1) 'Edouard Manet' 3rd January 1948 Postmark London to Hubert Dunn, Esq.,
Tudor Hall, Tudor Park, Holywood, Co. Down, N. Ireland - Only just got your
address so I'm afraid I'm ? in thanking you for your card & sending you my
good wishes for the New Year. Hope you will come along & see me when you are
in London. Larkin? 3.I.1948
2) Coollattin, Shillelagh, Co. Wicklow. October 20th. My
darling, the briefest of scribbles before port-time, to say that I love you
and miss you terribly. Hope work goes well and is interesting. Do write to
me when you have time. "Royal Spirit" was backed down to second formation?
(not ?) looked magnificent and ran abominably, so that was very
disappointing. I hope you backed ? and Predominate in the ? after I
suggested them! Have been looking up Faith Healer's form which is good, but
he has nothing to prove he will stay nine furlongs! especially if the going
is heavy. Charlie and June Judd spent the weekend here. We played bridge and
laughed a lot, also raced at the Curagh Saturday which was fun but not very
profitable. The Shillelagh Farmers hunt were cubbing? in the woods this
morning. Fun but shambolic! Darling, lots of love, will write again soon.
from ?
3) Hubert Dunn, Tudor, Holywood. W. H. Dunn, Bhouse? W. H. Dunn
4) St. Patrick's Hymn - Sandes Soldier's Home, Ballykinlar Camp, Co. Down
 
 
 
 
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1) 29th August 1912. Postmark Belfast to Mrs. W. Dunn, Kinnegar Villa,
Holywood - 8 Allworthy? Belfast. Thursday Hope to be with you Tuesday
at usual time. Regards Sincere E. Corbett
2) A Book Token from Auntie Meg. With all Love.
3) Form Upper III M .C.M.D. The Holy Bible. If found please return to
this address. C. Dunn, Tudor Park, Holywood, Co. Down - M. or H. C. Dunn,
Tudor Park, Holywood, Co. Down H.A. Cherry Dunn, Tudor Park, Holywood,
Co. Down. G. A., Learmount Park, Co. Down. Sunday 20th April 1941 -
This Bible belongs to Mary Cherry Miller Dunn, Tudor Park, Tudor Hall,
Holywood, Co. Down 1941
4) Clifton Street National School, Belfast 25/10/16 Rev. Sir, I beg to
inform you that I propose holding the General Inspection of the above-named
school on 30/10/16 I am Rev. Sir, Your obedient servant, F. B. Lavelle. Rev.
S. Thompson, M.A., Mooreville, Antrim Rd., Belfast - writing
   
 
 
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1) scribbles and doodles - The are no girl at school today. Master
Hubert Dunn, Tudor Hall, Holywood, Co. Down - sums
2) I want 3 to ???iting? for the ? and I want it now. the end. from cherry
to mammy
3) Holywood Toc. H. Tudor House Event Aids Funds. Over 200 patrons attended
a Bridge and Whist Drive at Tudor House, the residence of Mr. William Dunn
and his wife Dr. Isobel Dunn on Wednesday evening in aid of Holywood Toc H.
Services Club. The event was arranged by Miss Mary Speers, Mrs. Donaldson,
Mrs. R. J. Grant, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Purdy, Mrs. Brown, and a committee of
lady helpers. Miss Hamilton and other hostesses were in charge of the
catering. Mr. Morris Harding, R.H.A., chairman of Toc H., and Dr. Isobel
Dunn received the patrons. Supper was served and Miss M. E. Boyd, chairman
of the House Committee, Toc H., thanked Mr. Dunn and his wife. Miss Boyd
also distributed the prizes and handed plaques (the work of Mr. Harding) to
Miss Speers and Dr. Dunn on behalf of Toc H. Group. Mr. Harding was M.C. and
Mrs. H. C. S. Torney, secretary, assisted. The prize-winners were: Whist -
Ladies, Miss Cole, Mrs. Magill; Mrs. McAleese travelling prize. Men -
Mr. H. Thornton and Lieut. Dove who also won the travelling prize.
Contract Bridge - Miss Lloyd and Miss Morton. Hidden prizes, Miss
Stewart, Mrs. McFadden. Auction Bridge - Mrs. Henderson, Mr. John B.
Getty. Hidden prizes, Miss Henderson and Mr. Charlton. A special prize
given by Dr. Dunn was won by Mrs, Sheridan. Since the new headquarters
of Toc H. were opened in Holywood numerous tributes have been paid to the
helpers by the Forces. A Log Book contains many expressions of appreciation.
Residents of Holywood and district are continuing to donate useful articles,
and amongst the latest was a valuable library of over 300 books from Miss
Winifred Boyd. - on the back - Premier Menzies Replies. Why He Felt At Home.
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1) Crawford & Allen, 2 Wellington Place, Belfast. With Best Wishes for
Xmas & New Year. Crawford Allen - ?
2) .... Nevills said he ran to the scene prepared to shoot, but Gager put
the revolver to his temple and pulled the trigger. He died immediately.
Associated Press. - Ulster Textile Review click to read -
'Never a Dull Moment' says Cripps. Sir Stafford Cripps, speaking last night
at the annual dinner of the Council of Indian Merchants' Bureau in London,
said that we were living in an intensely interesting and exhilarating time
in the world. "There is never a dull moment. If nothing is happening
somewhere you can be quite sure that something will be happening somewhere
else. 'We are, in fact, living in a great period of economic readjustment,
when the social and political forces that the human race has engendered are
demanding the adjustment of economic and financial habits that some of them
have become out of date. We all of us have to think anew and reassess the
position."
3) 'Glen of the Downs Cottage, Delgany.' - 5th ? ?? Postmark Delgany to
Hubert Dunn Esq., King's Scout, Holywood, Co. Down - D.U.V.A.D. Camp,
Belmont, Wyngal? W? - Having a great time here. This isn't very far from us
- we are climbing? ??? Bathing every day. God Save the King! ?????
4) The Ulster Hospital, Dundonald, Belfast. 30th October 1964 - Dear
Mr. Dunn, I would like you to know that everyone at the hospital was
terribly sorry to learn of the sudden misfortune which had befallen you
since your attendance here last week. I assure you of our very real
sympathy, and on behalf of all, send you best wishes for your comfort in the
clinic, and a speedy return to home, and to health. We missed you very
much indeed last Tuesday, and I know our meetings will be sadly lacking in
levity until you are fit to be with us once again. Our thoughts are
with you, Yours very sincerely, Kathleen N. Kelly, Secretary. W. P. M. Dunn,
Esq., Musgrave and Clark Clinic, Grosvenor Road, Belfast - writing on the
back
there is a P60 1998 for Sebastian Dunn, London: Scoffers Group Ltd., London
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