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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... wore four candidates Dr. assistant doctor in Down Infirmary Dr. Carson, Portrosb ; Dr. M'Connoil, Killyleagh ; and Dr. Parkinson Cumins, Killougb. On the final poll there voted—For Ur. Caraon—Lieutensnt Colooel Ormoey, W. H. Moore, Alexander Napier, William ...
... Maitland, Hugh D. Morrow, Charles E. Green, Robert Hunter, James Murray, and Henry WOrath. The clerk read a letter from Dr. Parkinson-Cumine, Killough, on an obnoxious slaughteohourie in that town. The board unanimously agreed to call upon the landlord to have ...
... 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 ...
... ; rent, £ls—B. J. M'ConneJJ^43 ah£.W^ SEASIDE.—Cottage, facing am'* earn. O fortable; Let for remainder season.— Dr. Parkinson Cumins, Killougb, Downpatrick. ARMAGH —Charter School Una—To Let. House, with large orchard and seven acres of land ; the House ...
... William 111•Pansland John 4 iraharu l'honias Parkinson Joseph Mtlrnj Napthali Hackney Thmsas Richard Hamilton Adams Jamb Allen Robert Robert Sinclair Rebert Lynn William Sinclair Wnj . X i I oat John !Cumin' H. t 'rhotopton Wtu. I: 1). l'orguson Hugh Fort/noon ...
... 'krhopk—R. J, M’Conoell Co., R-y.d A- .uc. O EASlDE.—Colisgo, focir..' *ea ; very com- O fortable; for renMnnder eca-on.— Dr. Parkinson Cumins, Killouch. Downpatrick. HOLYROOD. Malone ; two reception, six ted room-; -ooihtwn a-pect; do. sirable situation; £s3 ...
... Esq.; W. Ruasell, Esq. Commodore —The Bight Hon. Visoout Bangor. Vioe-Commodovu—C. K. Kelly, Eaq., J.P. Committee Dr. Parkinson- Cumine, Dr. IfComisksy, Mr. James Laaoelles, Mr. N. Hsstsr, Mr. Jobs Montgomery, Mr. P. Smith, Mr. James Murphy, Mr. Joseph ...
... style. The flarAolf* king their alloMerl the field, the brethren gathered round tl»e plal/orm. which were - Bee Jagoe. Rer O Parkinson thimine. Re» B Sullirao. Bee T R Oonway, Mr -I O Crosier. Mrs Mrs Bin.'ho-n Miss Birg l«m. Mrs Harris, Bingham, the Miwcs ...
... wag • large attendance of mambas and their friends, amongst protect being—Rev R It Cooper, E P Riddell, Rev J Moore. Dr Parkinson, Dr Costes, Ac. Tim was partaken of at seven o'clock, after which • varied programme of vocal and instrumental mum was goon ...