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... 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 ...
... left no family. The jury then Land 'beer set nut elpreeled their tympani', with lb. rehairy* IKdh ri, tuns. with Make Parkinson-Cumine. ii I , Dessbruuk, MI LONGER A SYMBOL. kLLEGORY SPRINGS TO LIFE. WUXI\ IN 20TH CENTURI rancts TI;INED ON )1 N. nu figure ...
... 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 ...
... Anna Stanley (contd.), do. and motion; Hugh J. M'Coiiville do., do.; Michael M'Conville (contd.), do., do.; Frances J. Parkinson Cumine, do. and motions (2). BELFAST CITY COMMISSION. Before th© Right Hon. Lord Justice Beet, in Hie Crown Court, at 10.30 ...
... their verdict fas above), and expressed their sympathy with the relatives of both victim*, in which expression Major Parkinson-Cumine, D.I. (Bessbrook), joined. TO CONTEST WEST BELFAST. Lieut. Clendinnini’s Statement in Police Court. In th© Belfast Summons ...
... players first):— laidles’ Doubles.—Miss Blair am! Mr*. Reeves beat Mi.«» Wilson and Miss G. Parkinson—7-15, 15-0. 15-0. Mm. Dempsey and Miss R«*id beat M. Parkinson and Miss Gillespie-15-8. 415, 152. Men's Doubles.—H. MacDnnneii and M. Jackson lost to J ...
... Stanley, continued F. 6. and motion; Hugh J. F.B, and motion; Michael M'Conville. continued F.B. and motion; Frances J. Parkinson Cumine, F.B. and motions King’*. Bench Divisionr.—For bearing Friday. A tri* Judge TO; respondent (E. Hill): Matthew* appellant ...
... when arrested. was charged with bolding up the mail van at Sturgan, near Camlough, on March 26. District-Inspector Parkinson - Cumin' prosecuted, and Mr. J. H. Collins defended. Archibald Hoyle, New Street, Newry, the driver of the mail van, said as ...