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... London, 3d inst. . tACIIUrF So11l1reSG. Arriv-rd.-My 29. Unity, Reedy. Sundelaind. 30. Hope. Watt, Banif. 31. Xscissitdle, Parkinson. Sisnderland, Friends. Hunter, dr. June 1. Peggk, Todd, do.; 'lrotttr, Cook, Liverpool. 2. [Juddleston, llolborn, Suaderland ...
... Countess of Sefton, was largely attended, and in the afternoon blaor and Mrs. F, A. Aylmer left for their W~edding tour. MR. P. CUMIN'S SUCCESSOR. Mr. G. W. Kekewich, brother of Mr. Tustice Kekewich, has been apoointed Secretary to the Eaucaion ue,)artment ...
... lodged £26 13s 4d ; paid. £321 5s 6d; balance in favour of the union, £ 3.284 is 3d. The clerk read a, report from Dr. Parkinson-Cumine, Ki~luogh, on an obnoxious slaughter-house in that town, The Board unanimously agreed to cal upon the landlord, Mr. Robert ...
... Bath, tobacconist and carpenter. John Wardman, formerly of Chester street. now of Conway street, Birkenhead, butcher, John Parkinson, Duckworth street, Bank top, Black- burn. meabanic and grocer. Susannah Haslam, Derby street, Bolton, widow, and Washington ...
... Air. Fitzsimmons, Guar- d dian for the division, concurred in the arrange- ment. The Guardians voted one guinea to Dr. Parkinson-Cumine for having acted temporarily wr Dr. MWomiskey, medical officer of the Kitlougn district, during that gentleman's temporary ...
... examined dangerous lunatics. A letter was read from the LocalGovernment Boardsanction- ing the proposed paryment to Dr. Parkinson-Cumine of £3 Is for eight weeks. for having acted as locum tenens at Killough. Mr. James Dunlop, 7.S., re- po ...