... Joseph M'Cullough, 95 Scrabo Road. Newtownards; Mr. James M'Kce, Greencastle Street. Kilkeel; Major Benjamin Deane Parkinson- Cumine, Castle Street, Killough; Major Perceval - Maxwell. D L.. Flnnebrogue, Downpatrick; Major Gerald Wilson Reside. Klllowen ...

... the entire body being in command Mr. J. isears. county instrih tnr, who. with Mr. \V. M. Knight, soliritor. and Mr. Parkinson Cumine. Newtown butler, headed the i-um through the town to the church, which was densely crowded. The Lord Bishop of the diocese ...

... evening from Tipperary. The party, which numbers about fifty men, with fife and drum band, is in charge of Lieutenant D. B. Parkinson-Cumine and Second-Lieutenant Kingham. It is the intention to make Armagh their headquarters, and during the temr to visit many ...

... be behind in her contributions, and she was sure that a large sum would be collected by the women of the Legion. Mrs. Parkinson-Cumine, hon. secretary, said that 1,000 collectors were wanted in Belfast alone. THE SERVICES Miss R. Sinclair, chairman, who ...

... O’Neill. American end Australian papers please copy. PARKINSON-CUMlNE—December 26, 1915, Killough. Dr. Samuel Shannon Parkinson- Cumine. L.R.C.P.S.I. and P.S.L.M., third son of the late Rev. William Parkinson, M.A. Interment to take place this day (Thursday) ...

... and called upon the Rev. Geoage Parkinson-Cuminoto road the address, wJiich congratulated Jus Lordsitip on Jus return and assuming the chairmanship of the county council, and was signed by Rev. George Parkinson-Cumine. M.A.; T. W. Went, Samuel More. John ...

... charred as to render them unrecognisable. Death was due to asphyxia caused carbonmonoxide poisoning. District - Inspector Parkinson - Cumine said the British Legion, with which he was connected, hope: to give practical expression to their sympathy. ...

... their sympathy with deceased's and family , of five young children. ages ranged from ten months to fourteen veers. Mayor Parkinson-Cumin and Mr. Wm. Johnson. on behalf of the Tramway Company, joined in the expressions of regret, which were acknowledged by ...

... M’Conville, J.P., seconded the motion, and Mr. T. V. Gillespie, solicitor; District- Inspector Fletcher, Major B. D. Parkinson- Cumine (D. 1., Bessbrook), and Mr. A. Devenish-Mearee, Cleric of the Court, who supported, paid tributes the character 'el deceased ...

... recognised the limitations of their back division in attack and clayed thtype of game for which they were best suited. Parkinson-Cumine was an inspiring captain and led the side well and while every member of the never spared himself, Reay must singled ...

... British Legion the following office-bearers were elected: President. Major G. F. V. Leary, J.P.; vi c e-p resident, Major Parkinson Cumine, M.C.; chairman. Dr. J. A. Crockett: vice-chairman, Mr. A. J. Buss; treasurer, Mr. A. J. Buss: hon. secretary, Mr. J ...

... Buchanan; 3, Z>. G. Berry. Junior—l, D. A. Daniels: 2. J. V. S. Smith; 3, F. H. Mitchell. Under 11—1. B. B. Gentleman; 2, R. N. Parkinson- Cumiac; 3, O. Duncan. 100 yards senior—l, J. W. Switzer; 2, T, H. Eucliauan; 3, J. W. .Mackintosh. Junior—l, D. A. Daniels; ...