... Chamberlain); most attractive, lan Harpur (Rajah). Girls; most original. Miss Kincaid (Ltility); most attractive, Cecily Parkinson-Cumine (Dutch Girl). Five to 9—Girls; prettiest, Cynthia M'Ferran (Fairy); most original, Kathleen Cotiain (Physical Fitness) ...

... STRABANE LADIES . Superintendent R. Sinclair, Holy •trabane, and of the Northern District of the St. .lohn Ambulance Mrs Parkinson-Cumine. wife of I‘arkinson Cumme D. 1., C., have awarded a Grade 1 Instructress connection with A.R.P. and Tli* arc recognised ...

... —The Lord Bishop of Clogher, Yen. Archdeacon Abbott, Rev. Canons Bradley and Kobinoou, Revs. C. Dowse, King, Rudoell, Parkinson, Cumine, E. Robinson, Given, J. Wilson, Magill, Betty, Sullivan, Wilson, O’Connor, Jackson, Ac. Town Hall, the Pringle Memorial ...

... deputising for Mr. Maurice O’Connor, coroner for South Armagh. Mr. J. H. Collins, M.P., represented Morgan, and D.-I. Parkinson-Cumine, Kessbrook, represented the police. The foreman of the jury was Mr. Mi. had O’Hanlon. Patrick Finnegan, farmer, a brother ...

... that the cases should adjourned for six months, the parents to make an effort to pay for the damage. District-Inspector Parkinson-Cumin© stated that when the offence was committed there was a lot of ill feeling, as graves had been interfered with elsewhere ...

... dispensary district, during the latter’s absence on vacation. Similarly the Board approved of like sum being paid to Dr. Parkinson- Cumins for acting as substitute for Dr. M’Comiskev, KiHongh. Relative to resolution of the Guardians to the taxation of solicitors’ ...

... been received by Rev. Canon O. ParkuMon-Cumine. rector of Galleon. Nowtownbutler. that coe of hie sona, Mr. Butler Parkinson-Cumine. has been wounded in the fighting at Yprrn and m now hospital. Mr. Parkinson-Cumine, who has brother lieutenant the Royal ...

... evening from Tipperary. The party, which numbers about fifty men, with fife and drum band, is in charge of Lieutenant D. B. Parkinson-Cumine and Second-Lieutenant Kingham. It is the intention to make Armagh their headquarters, and during the temr to visit many ...

... 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 ...

... movement and other matters affecting profession locally. There were present—Drs. Cromie, T. M. Tate, Moore, Heron, Browne, Parkinson-Cumiue. Olphcrts, and M'Comisky. Dr. Wybrants Olpherts was moved to the chair by Dr. Cromie, seconded by Dr. Heron. The Chairman ...

... -—Captain J. L. Bennet, M.A., LL.B.; Brig.-General H. Q. Young, C.1.E., D. 5.0.: Captain T. H. Mayes, F.C.A.; Major B. D. Parkinson Cumine, M.C.; Captain C. H. Ensor, 0.8. E., D.L., J.P.; Rev. J. G. MacManaway, M.A.; Captain A. E. M'Connell, and Captain J ...