Lord Kitchener was down inspecting us on Tuesday

No date or postmark [suggest probably start of August 1915 after his thumb strain had healed! ]

Dear Mother,

Just a PC to let you know that I received your parcel alright.  Many thanks for them.  We are getting on alright.  Lord Kitchener was down inspecting us on Tuesday asn is well pleased with the Ulster Division.  I do not think we will be long here.  We will be going up to Aldershot shortly.  I also got the paper.  There was a Belfast W. News came to us.  I did not see the Markethill meeting in it.  I am sending Jimmy this cutting from the Lurgan Mail.  He may like to see it.  This is all now.  I have not time to write a letter.  Excuse scribble.

J. Adams

15 For King and Country Seaford 02

15 For King and Country Seaford 01

Postcard shows:

“For “King, Queen and Country.”  A Soldier’s Letter.”

Photographs of King George V and Queen Mary.

“To My Truest of Pals.

“My Mother.””

A poem set at Seaford Camp, and signed from “John”.