Ireland Old News

The Irish Times, 17 November 1900

R. I. Constabulary
Sergeant Thomas Cusack, of the Belfast City force, has received a first-class favourable record and a grant of £5 from the Constabulary Force Fund for several cases of good police and detective duty performed by him within the past few months. Constables Henry Ponders and Eugene Ahern, of the Belfast force, have each received a second-class favourable record for courageous conduct in the performance of duty, while, for the same reason, Constable Stewart Gilkeson, also of Belfast, has been awarded £2 from the Constabulary Force Fund. Mounted Constable T. W. M'Garry has been transferred to the mounted branch, Belfast, from the troop at Depot.

R. I. Constabulary

Sergeant Thomas Cusack, of the Belfast City force, has received a first-class favourable record and a grant of £5 from the Constabulary Force Fund for several cases of good police and detective duty performed by him within the past few months. Constables Henry Ponders and Eugene Ahern, of the Belfast force, have each received a second-class favourable record for courageous conduct in the performance of duty, while, for the same reason, Constable Stewart Gilkeson, also of Belfast, has been awarded £2 from the Constabulary Force Fund. Mounted Constable T. W. M'Garry has been transferred to the mounted branch, Belfast, from the troop at Depot.

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