THE REV SIR CAVENDISH HERVEY FOSTER, 3rd Baronet (1817-1890), who married, in 1844, Isabella, daughter of the Rev John Todd, and had issue, These words were spoken at the graveside of a man whose work for the impoverished people of Ireland in the nineteenth century is all but forgotten. Even a little bit of exercise will make you feel better about yourself, boost your confidence and cut your risk of developing a serious illness.

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Within the Jewish graveyard is a Poor Ground. A memorial erected on 22nd February 1931 marks this area. The first burial in the Jewish cemetery was baby Herschmann [stillborn] from 57 Divis Street, who was interred on 31st January 1873. Daniel Jaffe, father of Otto Jaffe – Belfast’s First Lord Mayor, is buried here. A successful businessman, he funded in 1864, the building of the first synagogue in Belfast at 71 Great Victoria Street. Nearly 300 people of the Jewish faith are buried in this cemetery. The last internment was that of Abraham Herbert on 10th June 1964. GlenalinaBritish men are paying the price for neglecting their health: more than 100,000 men a year die prematurely.

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