... and family, Chrome Hill; Rev. B. Banks. Mrs. and the Misses Ferrer. Master Ferrer; Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Swift; Rev. G. G. Parkinson; R. S. Johnston, Esq.. Lisburn: G. G. Tow, Esq., and Mrs. Tew. Lis bars; Mr. and Mrs. Moles. Mr. and Mrs. R. Welsh and family; ...

... liitirmory and Fever Hospital, and the Board the County Jail, to the several ofliecs so long and clßciently lilled tiic Late Dr. Parkinson. It is in the fjotm that** Dr. Nelson's testi 10.011 ials were of a very high order, well for ability iu his profession as ...

... by Revs. G. G. Parkinson-Cumine; T. R. Conway, and G. B. Sullivan, and subsequently put to the meeting, 3 and carried unanimously. b Amongst the voters present were the following:* Sir Douglas Brooke, Bart.; Rev. G. G. Parkinson- 4) Cumine, Rev. Thomas ...

... caused abattoir adjoining the National School Sub-Sanitary Olliecr Kinncar was deputed to inspect the place with Dr. Parkinson Cumins, and report to the Board. The usual weekly meeting of the Guardians of Newry Union was held on Saturday, The Guardians ...

... forwarded • holt a lion gentlemen below the portray oppo• James Mullett, toil asked her to use her Mc. Young said taint :dr. Cumin would go bail ::ruse iu Duothlk take sway the escort alter the of ibis cue very msthrially so from the town commissioners, ...

... allotted positions thrnugh the field, the breth- ren gathered round thle platform, on which were- Rev. Dr. lagoe, Rev. G. 14. Parkinson-Cunnine. Rev. G. B. Sullivan. Rev. T. B. Conway, Mr. J. G. Crozier, Mrs. Crozier. 3frs. Binghobm, Miss Bir.g- lham, Mrs Harris ...