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... Rev. Dean Haire-Forster, J.P. ; Van. Archdeacon Abbott, Revs. Precentor Young, Chancellor Naylor, Canon WMansway, Canon Parkinson-Cumine, Canon Given, Canon Webb, Canon lkiddell, W. J. Nicholson, John Hall, I. H. Pratt, and John O'Connor, the Earl of Belmore ...
... 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. ...
... an even more pronounced character than that which made itself apparent after the rejection of the Home Rule Bill. Mr. Parkinson-Cumine WESLEY \ND has written col mns to prove IHE CHURCH. that Wesley loved the Church, and never wished to separate from it ...
... ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. The following sums towards the support of the hospital were acknowledged :—ltcv. G. G. Parkinson, Cumine, £4 5s 3d, amount of collection in his church Rev. J. W. Parkhill, £3 3e; E. E. Archdale, D.L., £3 3e; J. R. Charlton, £3 3s; J. ...
... place at the back of the plattemo :—Col. the Earl of Erne, D 8.0. (prisoner in Germany) H. D. Parkinson-Cumine, Royal Irish Fuelhers ; W. D. B. Pirkinson-Cumine Ist British Columbia Regt , Canadian Contingent front) ; John Coyle, Royal Inniakilling usiliens ...
... had been the hon. organiser of their Poppy Day collection, but it was pleasant to announce that Mrs. Parkinson-Cnminc, wife of Major Parkinson-Cumine, D. 1., had agreed to undertake the Poppy Day collection this year It was decided to have parade of ex- ...
... separate from, and independent of, the Church of England? Mr. Siggers refused to answer these questions. Perhaps Mr Parkinson-Cumine will.—Faithfully yours, Portniington, 24th Jan.. 1894. S. W. H. NESBITT. ...
... AT STRABANE. At special Court in Strabane on Saturday evening, before Mr. Andrew Gallagher, D.L., District Inspector Parkinson-Cumine charged Patrick Gamble. Rossgier, with the larceny of a gent’s bicycle at Inchaney. Strabane. the property of Sergt. ...
... reported having received the following gifts Plants. Lady Brooke; snowdrops, The Corry; eggs for Easter Sunday, Mrs- Parkinson-Cumine ; flowers Rev. R. M'Tighe, and Rev. A. Webb, Troy. chickens, Miss Noble ; illustrated papers from Castle Coole ; Magazines ...
... Correeponbence. WESLEY AND THE CHURCH. TO THZ ZDITORS. lh.ss Sins -Rev. Mr. Parkinson-Cumine, in referring to my letter on above subject, charges me s ith -misstating facts and concealing truths. I sure he does not use these terms in an (denbier sense ...
... DEAR SlRS—Pressure of circuit work prevented me writing in reference to Mr. Parkinson- Cumine's few words in response to my challenge. In his two letters Mr. Parkinson-Cumine gives many garbled extracts from Wesley's writings to prove that he never separated ...
... 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.). ...