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... was ODOonspanied Lady Msbel Crichton, and number of ▼innors who were staying Ororn Castle, On tbe motion the Rev. Q. O. Parkinson-Cumine, M.A-. seconded Dr. Fitzgerald, Lord Crichton look chair, and was greeted with the utmost enthusiasm, after which pleasure ...
... Locale, held, to portion thereof containing 3a. Or. 38p., statute, on which the Licensed Premises are situate, under Dr. Parkinson-Cumine, at the Yearly Judicial Bent of £5, by order of Sub-Commission, dated December, 1896, and the residue, containing 24a ...
... Locale, held, to portion thereof containing 3a. Or. 38p., statute, on which the Licensed Premises are situate, under Dr. Parkinson-Cumine, at the Yearly Judicial Bent of £5, by order of Sub-Commission, dated 19th December, 1896, and the residue, containing ...
... Ballycastle. r'IOMFORTABLY FURNISHED Cottage, facing sea; 5 bedrooms, 1 sitting, kitchen; close range ; good bathing.—Mias Parkinson-Cumine, Killoogfa. 12152 I’NODNTY Donegal.—House to Let (furnished. June. July, September: sitUng-rooms, 7 bedrooms, &c.— Mrs ...
... suflicient for the time used the cycle. His Honour, in dinnissing Site proms. not iatished there had been a valid sale. Matilda Parkinson. grocer, Scotch Street, Downpatrick. processed Mrs. Jane Reynolds. of same I town. for £l3 14 Id, for goods sold. His Honour ...
... hour, the Earl of Erne, uoooinpauied Rev. U. G. Parkinson-Cumine, M.A.; Mr. J. u. Croaier, and Mr. W. Copeland Trimble, entered the hall, and were warmly received. the motion of the Rev. O. (J. Parkinson- Gamine, seconded by Mr. J. 0. Crosier, Lord Erne ...
... CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE INSPECTOR-GENERAL. Tli© foilowing correspondence has been forwarded to the Press by the Rev. Geo. G. Parkinson-Cumine, rector of Newtownbutler, who says that the concluding- letter from the Inspecbor- Genorail will hardly allay, but rather ...
... present in the occupation of Mrs. Catherine Flynn, held with other Premises in the possession of Mr. B. Quirks and Dr. Parkinson- Cumins under Grant in Perpetnity, subject to the gross Annual Bent £1 16s lid, the proportion hitherto paid in respect of the ...
... meeting ol the general vestry was held the vestry room of the parish church, Newtovnbatler, the 31« t alt. The Ber. O. G. Parkinson Cumine, M.A., rector, occupied the chair. After the usual revision of the list of registered vestrymen, the following appointments ...
... them Boyal Highnesses stepped on to the platform, where they were received L-y Lord Erne and Viscount Crichton, R*v. O. O. Parkinson-Camine. M.A., Clerk, said had the honour, on behalf of the inhabitants of Newtownbntler, of presenting his Highness with ...
... obedient servants, Geo. Gardiner Parkinson Cumin©; W. Johnston, J.P.; W. H. Haire, Major, J.P.; F, C. Fitzgerald, F.R.S.M.; Samuel Clarke, Thomas W. West. His Royal Highness formally thanked Rev. G. G. Parkinson-Cumine for his kind expressions of appreciation ...
... to them. As this slander bad been circulated hoped the refutation would be cironlated equally. The letter ran— Dear Parkinson- Cumine—l am very much obliged for your letting me know the rnmonr about my subscription to the Catholic chapel at Lisnaskea ...