... reports were presented by Mrs. Lassant, hon. secretary, and Mrs. Doherty, hon. treasurer. The meeting was addressed by Mrs. Parkinson-Cumine, area secretary, who congratulated the branch on its growing membership. The outgoing officers were re-elected. THE CO ...

... pedal cyclist, William E. King. farmer, of Dunanelly. killed by a military car at 10 p.m. on July 5. District Inspector Parkinson-Cumine on Thursday evening. before Mr. E K. M'Grady. J.P.. at Downpatrick charged C.S.M. John Macormack and Cpl. A. D. Trayier ...

... Women's Section of the Newtownards Branch of the British Legion on Friday evening. The prizes were distributed by Mrs. Parkinson-Cumine, who is hon. secretary of the Northern Ireland area of the Women's Section of the Legion, and in acknowledging a resolution ...

... Nelson . L.ll.B.—Misses A. Wilkinson; Z. Caldwell, A Smith: R. Paul. B. Tottenham. K. Snodgrass: J. M'Dowell. V. Ross, C. Parkinson-Cumine, N. Chadwick. I. Barber. Umpires—Messrs. J. Whines and J. Hopkins. ...

... Harrison. Mrs. N. G. Smyth. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. R. Adams, Mrs. Heathwood. Mrs. M'Camley. The meeting was addressed by Mrs. Parkinson-Cumine , area secretary. Come where Smart attractive styles in Maids' and Flappers' COATS, sizes 31 to inches. All the 73/6 ...

... Ballynahinch to the Methodist Church Board for placing the schoolroom at the disposal of the Court. District-Inspector Parkinson-Cumine associated himself with the motion. WRESTLER'S COURT PLEA. ...

... have held annual meetings recenty. It is a live branch, as one would expect where the chairman is that live wire Mrs. Parkinson-Cumine. Possibly Downpatrick is the only branch in Ulster still running a canteen for the Forces. It was started some time ago ...

... BALLYNAHINCH MOTOR CASE At Ballynahinch Petty Sessions on Monday, before Mr. S. C. Clarke. R.M., District - Inspector Parkinson - Cumine prosecuted John Savage. 62 North Street. Newtownards for driving a motor-car without reasonable consideratio, for others ...

... and impartial in his duties. whirh he discharged with probity. judgment was highly annreriated. District - lncnertor Parkinson -Cumine and Mr. J. Ellison. C.P.S., associated themselves with the expression of sympathy to Mrs. Carson. ...

... It—that is the council's work, was brought against Constable Armstrong. The Court of Inquiry consisted of Major B. D. Parkinson-Cumin.. M.C., Downpatrick (president), and Di T. Crozier, Newtownards. In evidence, Sergeant Cross said on the night in question ...

... those who had done so much. In the name of the whole section she bade the guests welcome. CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTER. Mrs. Parkinson-Cumine, chairman of the committee, said they were proud to make that gesture of appreciation in thanking those who had fought ...

... CASE FOR PROSECUTION. Major Parkinson-Cumine, introducing the case said a policeman was sent to the harbour at Ardglass following receipt of a message from the emigration authorities. There he saw the motor fishing vessel Lady Joan going out to sea. ...