Sir Raymond Evelyn "Myles" HumphreysJPDL (24 March 1925 – 22 February 1998)[1] was a Northern IrishUlster Unionist Party politician and activist, and an engineer and businessman.
myles, humphreys, raymond, evelyn, myles, humphreys, march, 1925, february, 1998, northern, irish, ulster, unionist, party, politician, activist, engineer, businessman, served, lord, mayor, belfast, from, 1975, 1977, later, chaired, northern, irish, police, au. Sir Raymond Evelyn Myles Humphreys JP DL 24 March 1925 22 February 1998 1 was a Northern Irish Ulster Unionist Party politician and activist and an engineer and businessman He served as Lord Mayor of Belfast from 1975 to 1977 and later chaired the Northern Irish Police Authority for a decade He was knighted in the 1977 Silver Jubilee and Birthday Honours for public service in Belfast Contents 1 Affiliations positions 2 Other affiliations positions 3 Education 4 Death 5 References 6 External linksAffiliations positions edit1976 Freeman of the City of London 1946 Northern Ireland Board research engineer 1948 1955 Ulster Transport Authority research engineerOther affiliations positions editBelfast Harbour Commissioner Senator Junior Chamber International President Northern Ireland Polio Fellowship Chairman National Housing and Town Planning Council High Sheriff of Belfast 1969 Senate of Queen s University 1975 77 Chairman Belfast Marathon 1981 85 Life member Railway Preservation Society of Ireland from 1970 until his death President City of Belfast Youth Orchestra Director Ulster Orchestra Society 1980 81 Northern Ireland Tourist Board 1973 80 Chairman Ulster Tourist Development Association 1968 78 Education editHumphreys attended Skegoniell Primary School Londonderry High School and the Belfast Royal Academy Death editSir Myles Humphreys died on 22 February 1998 aged 72 from undisclosed causes References edit Sir Myles Humphreys The Right Honorable The Lord Mayor of Belfast 1975 1977 Art UK artuk org External links editBelfast Telegraph obituary St Anne s Cathedral Belfast website permanent dead link Theatre NI website Civic offices Preceded byHugh Brown High Sheriff of Belfast1969 1970 Succeeded byJohn William Kennedy Preceded byWilliam Christie Lord Mayor of Belfast1975 1977 Succeeded byJames Stewart Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Myles Humphreys amp oldid 1067139424, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
