A typical entry from the account book. Note the last entry: 8 Dooks 1s4d. These are, of course, ucks

This account owing to James Bradshaw is a loose insert in theaccount book.

The Bishop's own hand

The fees paid on becoming a Bishop and taking his seat in the House of Lords.

Fig. 1. Ballydrain in the late 1860s. The main entrance door is under the oriel window, in the gable wall. (Photograph courtesy of Hugh Montgomery, Benvarden, Co. Antrim).

Fig. 5. Ballydrain after the 1876 alterations. The main entrance door has been moved and the garden front altered. (Photograph courtesy of Hugh Montgomery, Benvarden).

the Clubhouse of Malone Golf Club. (photograph - the Author)

Builder of the present house. (Photograph courtesy of the Ulster museum, Belfast)

(Photograph courtesy of the Ulster museum, Belfast)

(photograph courtesy of the Ulster museum, Belfast)

Bought Ballydrain in 1918 (Photograph courtesy of Brigadier R. J. C. Broadhurst, Belvidere, Drumbo)

(Photograph courtesy of Brigadier R. J. C. Broadhurst, Belvidere, Drumbo)

in the grounds of Leeds University (Photograph - courtesy of Canon J. J. Richardson)

on the Sanctuary wall of Christ Church, College Square North, Belfast (by permisson of Rev. S. N. M. Bayly)

Portrait; Lisburn Historical Society Collection