... M’Conville, J.P., seconded the motion, and Mr. T. V. Gillespie, solicitor; District- Inspector Fletcher, Major B. D. Parkinson- Cumine (D. 1., Bessbrook), and Mr. A. Devenish-Mearee, Cleric of the Court, who supported, paid tributes the character 'el deceased ...

... recognised the limitations of their back division in attack and clayed thtype of game for which they were best suited. Parkinson-Cumine was an inspiring captain and led the side well and while every member of the never spared himself, Reay must singled ...

... British Legion the following office-bearers were elected: President. Major G. F. V. Leary, J.P.; vi c e-p resident, Major Parkinson Cumine, M.C.; chairman. Dr. J. A. Crockett: vice-chairman, Mr. A. J. Buss; treasurer, Mr. A. J. Buss: hon. secretary, Mr. J ...

... Buchanan; 3, Z>. G. Berry. Junior—l, D. A. Daniels: 2. J. V. S. Smith; 3, F. H. Mitchell. Under 11—1. B. B. Gentleman; 2, R. N. Parkinson- Cumiac; 3, O. Duncan. 100 yards senior—l, J. W. Switzer; 2, T, H. Eucliauan; 3, J. W. .Mackintosh. Junior—l, D. A. Daniels; ...

... the British Legion the following appointments were made:—President, Major G, F. V. Leary, J.P.; vicepresident, Major Parkinson - Cumine, M.C.; chairman, Dr. J. A Crockett; vice-chairman, Mr. R, H. Todd, M.8.E., J.P.; treasurer, Mr. A. J. Buss; secretary ...

... Abercorn Square. were summoned for keeping premises for the purposes of betting and fined Cl. District - Inrpertor Parkinson - Cumine prosecuted Thomas Murphy. Bridge End. Newtownstewart. for driving a lorry without due care and attention. Defendant ...

... the match, ai the teams were:— Pnrtora R.S, -T. E. Milligan; T. Hampson, R Gentleman. E. Kerr, M. J. T'oyle, Swan; R. Parkinson-Cumins, T. Jefferson, R. Robertson. D. Simpson. C. Kirkpatrick. O. Duncan, G. Reav. and P. Homan. E.D.A.I.—F. T. Calvert; W ...

... Mr. Charles was transferred Lurgan from Strabane about six years ago Demanding Money by Menaces. District-lnsikector Parkinson-Cumine madu application at Strabane to have Edward O'Hare, Meetinghouse Street, bound to tho peace for demanding menaces iroin ...

... unable to get in touch with the defendant. Mr. Devlin, C.P.S.—Apparently he has gone to the Free State. District-Inspector Parkinson-Cumine— He may turn up. ...

... Rifles. The recruiting detachment of the 7th (Service) Battalion Royal Irish Fusiliers, under the command of Lieut. D. B. Parkinson- Cumine and Second-Lieut. gingham, arrived in Markethill on Friday morning, and, headed by their fife-and-drum band, paraded ...

... picture house during the picture named The Plough and the Stars. The R. 111.-1 saw the picture. District-Inspector Parkinson-Cumine-- I think your Worship was present when this occurred. The !lead-Constable added that at about 10-30 he went to the picture ...

... for the patients. The Women's Section had every reason to be proud of what had been done HOSPITAL VISITING PANELS. Mrs. Parkinson-Cumine spoke of the visiting panels to hospitals. a new activity of the section which the branches all over Ulster had undertaken ...