... in his buttonhole. The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Kilmorev. president of the Legion ; Col. Waring, ; Major D.S.O. ; Major I Parkinson-Cumin., rice-presidents; Mr. W. B. Locke. chairman. and Lieut. S. Ilanratty headed the Legionaries. in whose ranks also walked ...

... their sympathy with deceased's and family , of five young children. ages ranged from ten months to fourteen veers. Mayor Parkinson-Cumin and Mr. Wm. Johnson. on behalf of the Tramway Company, joined in the expressions of regret, which were acknowledged by ...

... Abercorn Square. were summoned for keeping premises for the purposes of betting and fined Cl. District - Inrpertor Parkinson - Cumine prosecuted Thomas Murphy. Bridge End. Newtownstewart. for driving a lorry without due care and attention. Defendant ...

... Mosside. Ballymoney. farmer, who died on March 1 last, duty paid In Northern Ireland £752. £4,155 Major Benjamin Deane Parkinson-Cumine. J.P.. of Main Street, Killough. Downpatrick. retired District Inspector, Royal Ulster Constabulary, who died on May ...

... unable to get in touch with the defendant. Mr. Devlin, C.P.S.—Apparently he has gone to the Free State. District-Inspector Parkinson-Cumine— He may turn up. ...

... picture house during the picture named The Plough and the Stars. The R. 111.-1 saw the picture. District-Inspector Parkinson-Cumine-- I think your Worship was present when this occurred. The !lead-Constable added that at about 10-30 he went to the picture ...

... for the patients. The Women's Section had every reason to be proud of what had been done HOSPITAL VISITING PANELS. Mrs. Parkinson-Cumine spoke of the visiting panels to hospitals. a new activity of the section which the branches all over Ulster had undertaken ...

... the area were re-elected—Mrs. J. G. Macmanaway, M.B.E. (national vice-president); Miss It L. Sinclair (chairman); Mrs. Parkinson- Cumine (hon. secretary-treasurer): Corn. mittee—Miss Duffin. Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Montgomery-Irwin and Mrs. Marshall Kennedy ...

... WEIGHING OF A LORRY. CHARGE AT STRABANE COURT. At Strabane Petty Sessions on Monday. before Captain B. Gosselin, R.M., Major Parkinson Cumine, D. 1., prosecuted Chas. M'Goldrick, Aughnamoyle, Omagh, for refusing to weigh a goods vehiele. Mr. George Murnaghan ...

... Magheragall, wax summoned for wilfully permitting cruelty to 41 head of cattle at Caruegat on April 21. District-Inspector Parkinson - Cumine prosecuted, and Mr. Joseph Fisher (Messrs. Fisher and Fisher) defended. Evidence was given by Mr. G. W. Holt, .1.P. ...

... those who needed help and said that this good work would be doubled after the war. Other speakers included Major and Mrs. Parkinson-Cumine. ORANGES BURIED IN GROUND. PALESTINE SURPLUS. Questions about Palestine oranges are to be asked in the British House ...

... demonstration at the Field. THE BANBRIDGE POLICE INQUIRY. ACCUSED'S EVIDENCE. The police inquiry, conducted by Major B. D. Parkinson-Cumine, M.C., D. 1., and Mr. J. G. T. Nelson, D. 1., ended late on Saturday evening after a 15-hour investigation into four ...