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... Cavalry Trot, &\t« Walker II 6 Mrs. Hoey’a Enchanted Duke, aged Hoev 5 Mr. A. Cumin’s Mr. Vigorous, aged Uswhcr 11 3Mr L. Goodman’s Fane laady, aged, Parkinson 31 2 Mrs. A. Farrington’s Tully, aged 11 2 Mrs. Ja«. Fox’s Castlering, aged .. Owner ...
... same, while Constables Wallace and Monaghan were charged with failing to make certain entries. District - Inspector Parkinson - Cumin. stated lie visited the barracks on the night of October 7. and found Proctor was not there. lie was told that Sergeant ...
... Depot, Newtownards, was represented Mr. F. R. St. Lawrence Tyrrell, mmandant; Capt. J. D. Campbell, adjutant; Major D. Parkinson-Cumine, M.C.; Gant. W. V. Miller, District-Inspector Scotfc,and District-Inspector G. Dunn. Lieut.-Colonel F. H. Crawford, G ...
... were Colonel Anncsley de R. Gordon, D. 5.0.: Major D. Kor, nramandant. County Down Special Constabulary; Major B. D. Parkinson Cumin©, M.C.; District Inspector M'Farland. R.1.C.; Captain H. J. Hicktng. M.C.; Cant. J Gillespie. M.C.; Captain T. Stewart ...
... Constable Waring. Sergeant Nelson. Captain Whittj, Constable M‘Vey, Captain Small, Captain Campbell, Mr Scott. D. 1.; Major Parkinson-Cumine, M.C.; and Captain Moore. ...
... ed this year, and has made good progress according to the report* presented at the annual meeting, at which Major D. Parkinson Cumine. M.C., presided. The keenest possible interest was evinced in the various competitions, the entries were large, and the ...
... iprctidingy :Ira Mr. W. U. Moriarty, 11.\f..when Petrick 'Alan us, Newtownhamiltun, was prosecuted by District-ln , pector Parkinson-Cumin' with keeping his licensed premises open at 10-20 p.m. on 20th May, and David Forsythe, Newtownhamultou. was charged with ...
... Morrison- 4 and 2; Constable M‘Whinney beat Major C. F. F. Davies—2 and 1; County- Inspector Britten beat Major B. D. Parkinson Cumine —2 up; Constable J. Matthews beat Captain J. Regan—4 and 3. Semi-final-Captain Miller beat Constable M’Whinney—2 up; ...
... end allowances, five furlongs. GREEN PARK. (Mr. J. P. Hogan) Parkinson GOLDEN JEWEL. 4 (Mrs V. M. Jackson) Behan 3 3 (.Mr. C. J. Carroll) 8 9 3 (Mr. F. Clarke) Owner 9 AIRIIE, (Mr. E. Cumin) Jeffery LORD (Mr. G. Fagan) Gieefton 8 9 MALLOW BRIDGE, ...
... Ti.A.MB LAb>. 4, 7 0 J. Lynn Al.u ran—Munocic ipenrer), Prmress i-vlnrly), and Bridge t. Trcacy). .y.iHT iraimd by Parkinson.) Heltiug—6 agst Fiying iTincc. 2 1 agst Ardnaniomr. 16 .Bth the others. on in canter by eight lengths; four lengths between ...
... (Lon- V.°, VV alter Alderdice, Sergeant-Major Williams, and the Johnson family. At the conclusion the entertainment Major Parkinson-Cumine, behalf of both forces, returned thanks to Mr. David Ferris and Mr. William Johnson for the enjoyable way in which they ...
... body of men under Distmt-Inspsetor Fletcher left Newry for the Border near Fathom, whilst another force under Major Parkinson- Cumine crossed the mountains from the Altnaveigh district toWards the same point. Both forces converged on the scene of the ...