... 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 ...

... and the remainder of the way by six substantial farmers. The Right Rev. the Bishop of Clogher, assisted lv Revr. G. G. Parkinson-Cumine. M.A., read a, portion of the burisl-service in the church and the rest of it at tihe grave, but in neither place was ...

... of all good, the literary part of the programme was opened with a short address from the chairman, Rev. G. G. Pair- kiinson-Cumine. The choir then sung a piece en- titled 'The Dream, and received much applause, after which Rev. B. M'Gregor delivered an ...

... responsible being-Mrs. Tyner, Misses Maxwell, Mrs. Fielding Martin, Miss Blackwood Price, Misses Finch-White, Miss Ml. Parkinson-Cumine. Mliss Allen, Miass M. Olpherts, and Mrs. Macadam. Miss Percival Dillon very kindly provided a guest table on the platform ...

... scattered members of the Church. And your peti- tioners will ever ?? oa behalf of the Easter vestry, 1893) George Gardner Parkinson. Cumine, Oln, lILA, chairman; James Hamilton, secretary to the vestry. ST. JamsX'S CunoRCn, STOssRY30RDa.The annahl Bastervestry ...

... opened with the sirging of the 90th Psalm, second version, and prayer; after which the chair was taken by Rev. G. G. Parkinson Cumine,M A, rector of the parish. That meeting was in the intereots of the Fer- managh Protestant Orphan Society. He had, there- ...

... 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 ...

... ; T. J. Curtis, J. Porter-Porter, Hope Jovnstone: Revs. R. Blair, T. R. Conway, G. B. Sullivan, R. L. Dickson, G. G. Parkinson-Cumine, T. Clinton, It. Knox. F. W. Bamford. Greenville; M. Stack, Dr. Jagoe, W. S. M'Kee, B. M'Gregor, A. Davis, T. W. Henna ...

... 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 ...

... Ipreeclicil; tii? Revs. Casson fivenden. Canon Hur-et. XV. C- Lodger, A. Elliott. I, W. Clinton. 17. Donaldson, 0. 0: Parkinson- Cumine. A. Betty. J. (YConncr, ?? M. Stack (chaplain to the Lord Bi-hop of Clogheri. C. B, Bewick, F. Dulierce. J. C. Triphook ...

... 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 ...