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词条 High Sheriff of Belfast
释义

  1. List of High Sheriffs

     20th century  21st century 

  2. See also

  3. References

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The High Sheriff of Belfast is a title and position which was created in 1900 under the Local Government (Ireland) Act 1898, with Sir James Henderson the first holder. Like other high sheriff positions, it is largely a ceremonial post today. The current High Sheriff is Alderman Tommy Sandford of the Democratic Unionist Party who took office in January 2019.

The High Sheriff is theoretically the judicial representative of the sovereign (the Queen) in the city, while the Lord Lieutenant of Belfast is the Sovereign's personal representative. Today, the office is now largely symbolic with few formal duties other than deputising for the Lord Mayor of Belfast at official events. Irish Nationalists and Republican council members generally do not allow their names to go forward for the nomination as the post is seen as a reflection of the city's imperialist past.

Appointments are made on annual basis by the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, who asks the outgoing High Sheriff and Belfast City Council to suggest the names of three people who are deemed suitable to hold the position. In recent years the Council has suggested only one candidate, who is normally a member of the Council.[2] The High Sheriff's term of office runs from January to December, which is distinct from the term of office for the Lord Mayor and Deputy Lord Mayor who take up office in May or June each year.[3]

Prior to 1900 sheriffs were elected by the city council.

List of High Sheriffs

20th century

{{Div col|colwidth=22em}}
  • 1900: Sir James Henderson[2]
  • 1901: Otto Jaffe[4]
  • 1902: Samuel Lawther[5][6]
  • 1903: Robert Anderson[7]
  • 1904: Henry Hutton[8]
  • 1905: Henry O'Neill[9]
  • 1906: William Frederick Coates[10]
  • 1907: Peter O'Connell[11]
  • 1908: John McCaughey[12]
  • 1909: Francis Curley[13]
  • 1910: George Doran[14]
  • 1911: Crawford McCullagh[15]
  • 1912: James Johnston[16]
  • 1913: Frank Workman[17]
  • 1914: John Tyrrell[18]
  • 1915: John Campbell White[19]
  • 1916: Robert Dunlop[20]
  • 1917: William Tougher[21]
  • 1918: Cllr Robert M Gaffikin JP[22]
  • 1919: Samuel Mercier[23]
  • 1920: William George Turner[24]
  • 1921: Joseph Davison[25]
  • 1922: Councillor Henry McKeag[26][27]
  • 1923: Alderman James Augustine Duff, M.P., J.P.[15][28]
  • 1924: Hugh McLaurin[29]
  • 1925: W. Macartney[30]
  • 1926: Oswald Jamison (Nationalist)[31]
  • 1927: Samuel Cheyne[32]
  • 1928: Julia McMordie[15]
  • 1929: Samuel Hall-Thompson[15]
  • 1930: James McKinney[33]
  • 1931: C. Lindsay[34]
  • 1932: F. J. Holland[35]
  • 1933: Richard Milligan Harcourt[36]
  • 1934: James Dunlop Williamson[37]
  • 1935: George Ruddell Black[38]
  • 1936: Thomas Edward McConnell
  • 1937: Thomas Loftus Cole?[15]
  • 1938: Thomas Loftus Cole[39]
  • 1939: Samuel Boyd Thompson[40]
  • 1940: William Dowling[15]
  • 1941: Percival Brown[41]
  • 1942: Tommy Henderson[15]
  • 1943: Frederick William Kennedy[42]
  • 1944: Alfred Hinds[43]
  • 1945: Robert Brown Alexander[15]
  • 1946: Cecil McKee[44][45]
  • 1947: W. E. G. Johnston[46]
  • 1948: James Henry Norritt[47]
  • 1949: Robert Harcourt[15]
  • 1950: Stuart Knox Henry[48]
  • 1951: William Harpur[49]
  • 1952: Andrew Scott[50]
  • 1953: Robert Pierce[51]
  • 1954: William Frederick Neill[52]
  • 1955?: Robert Kinahan[15]
  • 1956: Walter H. Cooper[53]
  • 1957: Herbert Jefferson[54]
  • 1958: Florence Elizabeth Breakie[55]
  • 1959: Martin Kelso Wallace[56]
  • 1960: William Duncan Geddis[57]
  • 1961: William Jenkins[58]
  • 1962: William John McCracken[59]
  • 1963: Joseph Foster Cairns[60]
  • 1964: William Christie[61]
  • 1965: John Abbott Lewis[62]
  • 1966: Matthew Thomas Orr[63]
  • 1967: Thomas Rea[64]
  • 1968: Hugh Robert Brown[65]
  • June 1969-June 1970: Councillor Myles Humphreys[66]
  • June 1970-June 1971: Councillor John William Kennedy, O.B.E, J.P., M.P.[67]
  • June 1971-June 1972: Francis Wills Watson[68]
  • June 1972-June 1973: Alderman Walter Shannon[69][70]
  • June 1973–June 1974: Alderman Alfred Walker Shaw[71]
  • 1975: Councillor James Stewart[72]
  • 1976: Councillor William Cecil Corry[73]
  • 1977: Councillor John Allen[74]
  • 1978: Councillor John Carson[75]
  • 1979: Councillor Grace Bannister[76]
  • 1980: Alderman Michael Brown[77][78]
  • 1981: Councillor Muriel Pritchard[79]
  • 1982: Councillor Alfie Ferguson[80]
  • 1983: Councillor Donnell Deeny[80]
  • 1984: Councillor Pauline Whitley[81][82]
  • 1985: Councillor Andrew Cairns[83]
  • 1985–1986: Councillor Herbert Ditty[84][85]
  • 1987–1989: Post vacant[86]
  • 1990: Councillor Jim Kirkpatrick[98]
  • 1991: Councillor Joe Coggle[87]
  • 1992: Councillor Thomas Patton[88]
  • 1993: Councillor Jim Walker[89]
  • 1994: Councillor Mary Margaret Crooks[90]
  • 1995: Councillor John Parkes[87]
  • 1995: Councillor Joe Coggle[87]
  • 1996: Councillor Steve McBride[91]
  • 1997: Councillor Nelson McCausland[92]
  • 1998: Councillor Jim Clarke[93]
  • 1999: Councillor Robin Newton[94]
{{div col end}}

21st century

  • 2000: Councillor Tom Campbell[95]
  • 2001: Councillor Alan Crowe[96]
  • 2002: Councillor Wallace Browne[97]
  • 2003: Councillor Margaret Clarke[98]
  • 2004: Councillor Ruth Patterson[99]
  • 2005: Councillor David Browne[100]
  • 2006: Councillor William Humphrey[98]
  • 2007: Councillor Jim Kirkpatrick[101]
  • 2008: Councillor Margaret McKenzie[102]
  • 2009: Councillor Frank McCoubrey[103]
  • 2010: Councillor Christopher Stalford[104]
  • 2011: Councillor Ian Adamson[105]
  • 2012: Alderman May Campbell[106]
  • 2013: Councillor Brian Kingston[107]
  • 2014: Councillor Lydia Patterson[108]
  • 2015: Councillor Gareth McKee[108]
  • 2016: Alderman Jim Rodgers[108]
  • 2017: Alderman Thomas Haire [108]
  • 2018: Councillor Carole Howard [108]
  • 2019: Alderman Tommy Sandford
[108]

See also

  • Members of Belfast City Council

References

1. ^{{cite web | title = High Sheriff | publisher = Belfast City Council | url = http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/lordmayor/HIGHSHERIFF.asp | accessdate = 31 May 2011}}
2. ^1 {{cite web | title = Minutes of Monday, 1st November, 2010 | publisher = Belfast City Council | url = http://minutes.belfastcity.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?CId=277&MID=9748#AI11028 | archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20111006144747/http://minutes.belfastcity.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?CId=277&MID=9748#AI11028 | dead-url = yes | archive-date = 6 October 2011 | accessdate = 31 May 2011 }}
3. ^{{cite web | title = High Sheriff | publisher = Belfast City Council | url = http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/lordmayor/highsheriff.asp| accessdate = 31 May 2011}}
4. ^JewishEncyclopedia.com – IRELAND
5. ^{{cite web|url = http://l-cap.org/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=7:mvcdf&Itemid=143&tmpl=component&print=1| title = Mount Vernon Community|accessdate = 14 August 2012}}
6. ^{{cite web | url = http://www.lennonwylie.co.uk/BSD1907.htm| title = City and County Borough of Belfast|publisher= Lennon Wylie|accessdate = 14 August 2012}}
7. ^"City High Sheriffs", Weekly Irish Times, 7 February 1903
8. ^"City High Sheriffs", Weekly Irish Times, 13 February 1904
9. ^"New High Sheriff of Belfast", Irish Times, 3 February 1905
10. ^thePeerage.com – Person Page 24270
11. ^Anthony C. Hepburn, A Past Apart
12. ^"City High Sheriffs", Irish Times, 29 January 1908
13. ^"City High Sheriffs", Irish Times, 30 January 1909
14. ^"Judges leave Belfast", Irish Times, 28 March 1910
15. ^1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Biographies of Members of the Northern Ireland House of Commons
16. ^"The High Sheriff List", Irish Times, 27 January 1912
17. ^"City High Sheriffs", Weekly Irish Times, 8 February 1913
18. ^"City High Sheriffs", Irish Times, 31 January 1914
19. ^"City High Sheriffs in Ireland", Weekly Irish Times, 6 February 1915
20. ^"City High Sheriffs in Ireland", Weekly Irish Times, 5 February 1916
21. ^"Irish City High Sheriffs", Irish Times, 31 January 1917
22. ^"Viceroy in Belfast", Irish Times, 7 August 1918
23. ^"Irish City High Sheriffs", Irish Times, 1 February 1919
24. ^Who was who (1967)
25. ^"High Sheriff's luncheon", Irish Times, 21 July 1921
26. ^"Mr. Alexander McKeag, Belfast", Irish Times, 8 July 1924
27. ^{{cite journal |date=3 March 1922 |title=The Lord Lieutenant |journal=Belfast Gazette |issue=34 |page=326}}
28. ^{{cite journal |date=2 February 1923|title=The His Grace the Governor |journal=Belfast Gazette |issue=83 |page=35}}
29. ^"Civic day in Belfast", Irish Times, 23 July 1924
30. ^"Shrievalty of Belfast", Weekly Irish Times, 31 January 1925
31. ^"Four times Lord Mayor", Irish Times, 25 January 1926
32. ^"Northern Ireland", Irish Times, 24 February 1927
33. ^"Civic affairs in Belfast", Irish Times, 21 January 1930
34. ^"Naval officers' visit to Belfast", Irish Times, 19 June 1931
35. ^"Belfast Lord Mayoralty", Irish Times, 23 January 1932
36. ^Belfast Gazette, 10 February 1933
37. ^Belfast Gazette, 2 February 1934, p.1
38. ^Belfast Gazette, 7 June 1935
39. ^Belfast Gazette, 10 June 1938
40. ^Belfast Gazette, 9 June 1939
41. ^Belfast Gazette, 6 June 1941
42. ^Belfast Gazette, 4 June 1943
43. ^Belfast Gazette, 2 June 1944, p.118
44. ^"Tributes paid to ex-Lord Mayor; Obituary", Belfast News Letter, 7 January 2003
45. ^Belfast Gazette, 31 May 1946
46. ^Belfast Gazette, 13 June 1947
47. ^Belfast Gazette, 11 June 1948
48. ^Belfast Gazette, 16 June 1950
49. ^Belfast Gazette, 15 June 1951, p.1
50. ^Belfast Gazette, 13 June 1952
51. ^Belfast Gazette, 19 June 1953
52. ^Water and Water Engineering, Vol.64, p.84
53. ^Belfast Gazette, 15 June 1956
54. ^Belfast Gazette, 14 June 1957
55. ^Belfast Gazette, 27 June 1958
56. ^Belfast Gazette, 12 June 1959
57. ^Belfast Gazette, 17 June 1960
58. ^Belfast Gazette, 16 June 1961
59. ^Belfast Gazette, 15 June 1962
60. ^Belfast Gazette, 14 June 1963
61. ^{{cite web | url = http://www.immanuelbelfast.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Bethany-Congregation1.pdf| title = Bethany Congregation|accessdate = 14 August 2012}}
62. ^Belfast Gazette, 18 June 1965
63. ^Belfast Gazette, 17 June 1966
64. ^Belfast Gazette, 16 June 1967
65. ^Belfast Gazette, 14 June 1968
66. ^"Former Lord Mayor Sir Myles dies at 72", Belfast Telegraph, 23 February 1998
67. ^{{cite journal |date=26 June 1970 |title=Appointments |journal=Belfast Gazette |issue=2634 |page=251}}
68. ^Belfast Gazette, 25 June 1971
69. ^"Queen petitioned to keep governor", Irish Times, 23 June 1973
70. ^{{cite journal |date=30 June 1972 |title=Appointments |journal=Belfast Gazette |issue=2794 |page=245 |url=https://www.thegazette.co.uk/Belfast/issue/2794/page/245}}
71. ^{{cite journal |date=29 June 1973 |title=Ministry of Home Affairs |journal=Belfast Gazette |issue=2898 |page=416 |url=https://www.thegazette.co.uk/Belfast/issue/2898/page/416}}
72. ^Fionnuala O'Connor, "Man at the door without much hope", Irish Times, 20 November 1975
73. ^Belfast Gazette, 9 January 1976
74. ^Irish Times, 22 February 1977, p.4
75. ^"South-east SF group in Shankill tour", Irish Times, 12 October 1978
76. ^"Belfast woman elected mayor", Irish Times, 2 June 1981
77. ^"Come shopping, appeals Belfast", Irish Times, 2 December 1980
78. ^{{cite journal |date=11 January 1980 |title=Northern Ireland Office |journal=Belfast Gazette |issue=3767 |page=13}}
79. ^"Woman installed as High Sheriff of Belfast", Irish Times, 7 February 1981
80. ^1 "Catholic voted sheriff", Irish Times, 2 November 1982
81. ^"New Belfast High Sheriff", Irish Times, 4 February 1984
82. ^{{cite journal |date=6 January 1984 |title=Northern Ireland Office |journal=Belfast Gazette |issue=4355 |page=1 |url=https://www.thegazette.co.uk/Belfast/issue/2794/page/245}}
83. ^Belfast Gazette, 28 December 1984
84. ^Belfast Gazette, 26 July 1985
85. ^"Paisley reaffirms council boycott", Irish Times, 26 November 1986
86. ^"Belfast council set to end ban", Irish Times, 23 February 1991
87. ^1 2 My Belfast Summer 2007
88. ^"Death of former Mayor of Belfast", Irish Times, 21 October 1993
89. ^Belfast Gazette, 8 January 1993
90. ^Belfast Gazette, 7 January 1994
91. ^"New High Sheriff for Belfast", Irish Times, 27 February 1996
92. ^Nelson McCausland, Democratic Unionist Party
93. ^Gary Grattan, "High Sheriff of Belfast sworn in", Belfast Telegraph, 22 January 2003
94. ^Belfast Harbour Commissioners' Board Appointments, Department for Regional Development
95. ^Tom Campbell, Alliance Party of Northern Ireland
96. ^Appointments of Members to Health and Social Services Councils, Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety
97. ^City Matters Summer 2005
98. ^City Matters Spring/Summer 2003
99. ^New Lord Mayor of Belfast elected, Belfast City Council
100. ^Deputy Lord Mayor David Browne, Belfast City Council
101. ^1 2 New High Sheriff of Belfast to be sworn in, Belfast City Council
102. ^New High Sheriff of Belfast sworn in, Belfast City Council
103. ^High Sheriff Frank McCoubrey {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20090528035141/http://www.belfastcity.gov.uk/lordmayor/highsheriff.asp?menuitem=sheriff |date=28 May 2009 }}
104. ^[https://archive.is/20120903213825/http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/local-national/youngest-high-sheriff-is-sworn-in-at-belfast-city-hall-14640324.html]
105. ^High Sheriff, Belfast City Council
106. ^New High Sheriff sworn in, Belfast City Council, 12 January 2012
107. ^New High Sheriff sworn in, Belfast City Council, 21 January 2013
108. ^1 2 3 4 5  
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