BULLOCK, Shan F. (otherwise John William Bullock), M.B.E. (), British Civil Service from 1884; Secretariat, Irish Convention, 1917-18: Novelist, author, playwright, etc. Educ.: Farra School, Co. Westmeath, and King's College, London. Pubns.: The Awkward Squads, 1893; By Thrasna River, 1895: Ring o' Rushes, 1896; The Charmer, 1897; The Barrys, 1899; Irish Pastorals, 1901; The Squireen, 1903; The Red Leaguers, 1904; Dan the Dollar, 1905; The Cubs, 1906; Robert Thorne, 1907; A Laughing Matter, 1908; Master John. 1909; Hetty, 1911; Thomas Andrews, Shipbuilder, 1912; The Race of Castlebar (with Miss Lawless), 1913; The Making of a Soldier, 1916; Mr. Ruby jumps the Traces, 1917. Plays: Primrose Jane, produced by Ulster Players in Belfast, 1914; The Turf Cutters, produced by Irish Literary Society, London, 1922. Recns.: walking, golf, cycling, swimming. Eldest son of Thomas Bullock, J.P., of Killynick House, Fermanagh; b. 1865; m. 1889, Emma, 2nd dau. of Henry Mitchell, and has issue 1 son, 1 dau. Res.: Emo, York Road, Cheam, Surrey. Club: Whitefriars.