... the Christian itovocate. CENSUS OF METHODISTS. IN our issue last week we inserted a letter from the Rev. G. Parkinson-Cumine in which he very unjustly charged Mr. Lumley with over-colouring the picture by misstating facts, because he said that the number ...

... , 21. Gelston Castle. Douglas. N M. Alexander Morrogb, late •fth (Royal) Lamer--. Mbmopism. PARKINSON-CUMINB —ln loving memory iieorgo lieane Parkinson-Cumine. The ItertnrT, Newiowobntler. bom lyth April. l«b«5. •ailed bon.e 28111 War. h. lxy2. ’• Ere ...

... an even more pronounced character than that which made itself apparent after the rejection of the Home Rule Bill. Mr. Parkinson-Cumine WESLEY \ND has written col mns to prove IHE CHURCH. that Wesley loved the Church, and never wished to separate from it ...

... separate from, and independent of, the Church of England? Mr. Siggers refused to answer these questions. Perhaps Mr Parkinson-Cumine will.—Faithfully yours, Portniington, 24th Jan.. 1894. S. W. H. NESBITT. ...

... Correeponbence. WESLEY AND THE CHURCH. TO THZ ZDITORS. lh.ss Sins -Rev. Mr. Parkinson-Cumine, in referring to my letter on above subject, charges me s ith -misstating facts and concealing truths. I sure he does not use these terms in an (denbier sense ...

... DEAR SlRS—Pressure of circuit work prevented me writing in reference to Mr. Parkinson- Cumine's few words in response to my challenge. In his two letters Mr. Parkinson-Cumine gives many garbled extracts from Wesley's writings to prove that he never separated ...

... CLONES. Is my last notes I wrote a short reply to Mr. Parkinson-Cumine's letter which 'appeared in the ADVOCATE of January 19th. As my reply was printed in a mutilated form, which made it worse than none, I consider it only fair play to myself to refer ...

... our ears that Wesley never left the Church. In my opinion it betrays a great weakness of mind in the fle•. Mr. I'arkinson- Cumine to strive and make capital out of Wesley's uxurnius fondness for a Church that hated him (se. 'l'yerman's Life of Wesley) ...

... M'Oaw, Caatlewellan ; Dr. T B. Moore, Letterkenny Dr. Parkinson-Cumine, Killough ; Dr. Duff, Moneymore and Dr, Carlisle, Belfaa:. On the first round the Toting was kl•Gaw, 2 ; Moore, 5: Parkinson, (I ; Doff. ; and Carlisle.] Drs Moore and Duff being the ...

... Allen, Rebecca Drennan, Ellen Gould. Annie Sarah Gould, Minnie Parkinson, Martha Coulson, Christy Coulson. Maggie Junes, Willie Thompson, Wilbelanna Gould, Armstrong, John Cation, James Parkinson, Thorium Goggins, William Henry (hoggins, William R Moors, ...

... very beautnif ly j dlorned with fruit, flowers, cereals, and vegetabcs. The work of decoration was car iesd out by Mrs. Parkinson-CQininc, of the Rectory, assisted Y'v Mliss Bell. The eatables contributed will this a eck as usual, be sent forward by the ...

... above. SEASIDE. —Comfortably-furnished Cottage | pleasantly situated opposite sea; good bathing and boating.—Apply T. Parkinson, Cumine, Killough, County Down, BANGOR. —Would be Let, cheaply, July and August, Well-Furnished House j beautifully situated ...