... report and statement of accounts was proposed by Mrs. Adeley, seconded by ’Mrs. Ritchie, and carried unanimously. Mrs. Parkinson Cumine, organising secretary of the Northern Ireland area, congratulated the branch on its busy and successful year. She was ...

... SUNNY SIDE UP (Count o . lFerrell 7 9 WHITE KATE (Mrs. 11. Maggie 7 7 LOUGHEHOF. (Mn. B. tn).. 7 5 ARRAN WHIST (Mr. J. J. Parkinson) Otter 7 5 ALFA ROMEO (Mr. J. J. Pertinent Owner 7 4 LAU (Mr. J. T. Rowe PRINCE PEOSPLit (90 7F. eley) Akers are mere ...

... arkiir*on.t*timinfl beat Calhcnrt, brat Anderson. 2 up: Small heat “d 2: beat Kevin. 2 and 1. Purkinson-Cumine heat Blocg. •1! beat Kehoe. 3 and 2- ■'f Parkinson Cumme beat Diet • ’uior sweep Major C F. F. I*.«t. losp. Miller were J up: Diet.- -r-.d Constable ...

... Stevenson and Mr. F. R. St. Tyrrell; Mr. R. I. and Mr. D. R. Eiiior; Captain H. Playle and Mr. E. B. Dickenson; Major B. D. Parkinson Cumine and Lieut.- Colonel Fitzsimon; and Mr. A. Scott and Mr. W. i>cdlic. Event No. 3—2Bth May, match play, R.U.C. only. . ...

... daring the past month. CAUGHT. As tbe result of the operation the R.U.C., under the command of D.I. Fletcher, of and Major Parkinson Cumine, off Bess brook, and the Civic Guards of Oneath, large cock fightii party Camaoiockla, on the lA>uth Armagh horde-, was ...

... scattered members of the Church. And your peti- tioners will ever ?? oa behalf of the Easter vestry, 1893) George Gardner Parkinson. Cumine, Oln, lILA, chairman; James Hamilton, secretary to the vestry. ST. JamsX'S CunoRCn, STOssRY30RDa.The annahl Bastervestry ...

... opened with the sirging of the 90th Psalm, second version, and prayer; after which the chair was taken by Rev. G. G. Parkinson Cumine,M A, rector of the parish. That meeting was in the intereots of the Fer- managh Protestant Orphan Society. He had, there- ...

... Rev. J. Stewart. C. H. Maude. Rev. I. Pratt. Rev. F. St. Clair Caithness, Rev. John Davis. Rev E. M'Farland, Rev. G. G. Parkinson-Cuminc, M.A.; Rev. T. B. Ward. Rev. A. Davis, C.G.C.; Rev. F. Hilary, John Hanna, and Rev. R. C. Lapham. Letters apology ...

... committee. Other scores were: Constable A. Corry (10). 77; Constable J. Ewings (16), 78; Mr. F. J. (12), 79; Major B. D. Parkinson-Cumine (30), 79. In the afternoon foursomes against bogey event was held. The best cards returned were:— Captain T. D. Mormon ...

... lodged £26 13s 4d ; paid. £321 5s 6d; balance in favour of the union, £ 3.284 is 3d. The clerk read a, report from Dr. Parkinson-Cumine, Ki~luogh, on an obnoxious slaughter-house in that town, The Board unanimously agreed to cal upon the landlord, Mr. Robert ...

... ; T. J. Curtis, J. Porter-Porter, Hope Jovnstone: Revs. R. Blair, T. R. Conway, G. B. Sullivan, R. L. Dickson, G. G. Parkinson-Cumine, T. Clinton, It. Knox. F. W. Bamford. Greenville; M. Stack, Dr. Jagoe, W. S. M'Kee, B. M'Gregor, A. Davis, T. W. Henna ...

... Porter, J. Adams, S.’ Knox, T. White (capt.). J. M’Adam. Ophir 3rd (v. Malone 4th), at Glengormloy —J. W. M Carley; G. Parkinson, M. M’Fall. R. Markwcll, R. Williamson: J. Hamilton R. Frazer: r. Ritchie, G. Craig, M. Bowman, J. Fisher, R. J. Green. I ...