... ULSTER AND THE WAR Officer Wins the M.C. Captain R. N. Parkinson-Cumine. who is serving in a Royal Marine Commando unit with the Central Mediterranean Force, has been awarded the Military Crors for gallantry in the field. Born in 1922. he was educated ...

... Miss C. Parkinson—Cumine- Tracer; 3, D. M’Grath—Uncertain. Stone wall—l, D. M’Grath—Uncertain ; 2. Miss Parkinson—Cumine- Tracer; 3. H. W. Newell—Tempest. Potato race—l. Miss S. Hutton- Dandy Boy: 2,'J. M’Evoy—Kilkenny; 3, Miss Parkinson — ...

... of service are good, and I shall be very pleased to reply to any enquiry and to send particulars.—Yours, &c., Florence Parkinson-Cumine, Hon. Sec.. Northern Ireland Area, British Legion Woman’s Section, 9, Victoria Street, Belfast, September 5, 1944. ...

... Belfast and district hospitals. Tlic following ofTicc-bearcrs of the committee were appointed: Chairman, Mrs. B. D. Parkinson- Cumine; vice-chairman, Mrs. W. M. Wright. Ncwtownards; hon. secretary, Mrs. Millar, Holywood; hon. treasurer. Mrs. M'lvor, Lisburn ...

... THE ROAMER. Twenty-five Years Ago (From Belfast News-letter. August. 1916* The Rev, Canon George G. Parkinson- Cumine, rector of Galloon, Newtownbutler, died. 11 Mr. G. B. Hanna and Mr. R L. Dunville contributed to thu humorous side of concert in Donagbadee ...

... , h 'B standard higher who had lert them during the past four or flve years—Newell. Murphy, Chilling worth. Duncan, Parkinson-Cumine. Switzer and Co.?-and asked what they were doing now to bring fresh lustre to themselves and Portora at the universities ...

... Cup for increased membership to Ballymena branch, runner-up being Enniskillen. The office-bearers were re-elected, Mrs. Parkinson-Cumine being hon. secretary-treasurer. Captain J. L. Bennet, LL.B., 0.8. E., chairman Northern Ireland Area, stated that the ...

... be behind in her contributions, and she was sure that a large sum would be collected by the women of the Legion. Mrs. Parkinson-Cumine, hon. secretary, said that 1,000 collectors were wanted in Belfast alone. THE SERVICES Miss R. Sinclair, chairman, who ...

... charred as to render them unrecognisable. Death was due to asphyxia caused carbonmonoxide poisoning. District - Inspector Parkinson - Cumine said the British Legion, with which he was connected, hope: to give practical expression to their sympathy. ...

... recognised the limitations of their back division in attack and clayed thtype of game for which they were best suited. Parkinson-Cumine was an inspiring captain and led the side well and while every member of the never spared himself, Reay must singled ...

... C. Mann Dungannon), Mr. S. A. Byers (Regional Benevolent Agent for Ireland). Major H. R. Haslett (Belfast), and Mrs. Parkinson- Cumine (secretary of the Women’s Area Committee). ...

... M'Manaway trophy. Miss R. L. Sinclair, president of the Women's Section, presided, and paid a tribute to the work of Mrs. Parkinson-Cumine. who was responsible for the combined duties of both hon. secretary and hon. treasurer. As a slight recognition of her ...