... St. Mary's Church, where the preacher was the Rev. Bentley, rector of Jonesborough. The officers on parade were Major Parkinson-Cumine, M.C.; Major Brian Brady, M.C.: Captain Roger Hall. M.C., and Captain X. W. Farrell (adjt.). ...

... were denied. District-Inspector Parkinson-Cumine prosecuted, and Mr. John Skeffington, solicitor. Dungannon, represented all the men. The charges against Q'Mtm were first taken, and District-Inspector Parkinson- Cumine stated that on special form for ...

... constable had fiot been any nouse from left the barracks until returned. Mr. X/' was a teetotaller. DistricUlnspector Parkinson-Cumin© (prosecuting) pointed out that the following day when Briens had left barracks to telephone from tit© p«©t Office witness ...

... 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 ...

... If. M'CaUom, 8.M., a young man wljo gave/ tbe name of Robert Brown, of fixed abode, was charged custody by Major B. D. Parkinson-Cumine, D. 1., Beasbrook, having broken and entered the shops Samuel Brown, Glassdrunimood, Co. Armagh, and William John Moffett ...

... The Itanninglen Pollee Inquiry. before District-Inspectors Ferris Anderson. was concluded sestertla. Dist rnt-Inspector Parkinson-Conline prosecuted, and Mr. John Skelangton. solicitor, Dungannon, defended. Sergeant Joseph Reid, in charge of the Special ...