... the defendant stopped his cat nearby, and made some remarks about the performance of Customs duty. District-he4)ectur Parkinson Cumin! --More or inferring that you were bribed? Witness—Yes. Witness, proceeding. said that as a r‘..ult of the defendant's ...

... prosecuted and fined had a sequel at Castlederg Rural Council last week, when the Council receiyed a letter from Major Parkinson- Cumine, M.C., D.-1.. stating that owing to complaints the police had occasion ta enter the hall and found a number of men fighting ...

... unnecessarily while on patrol ; (3) With being guilty ot negligence in making an inaccurate entity in the patrol book. Ma.joe Parkinson-Cumine (president) and a-I. Stratford colistituted the Court. D.-1. Crawford prosecuted. and Mr. G. Murnaghan appeared for the ...

... Hospital authorities, while the next-of-kin was represented by Mr. James C. M'Gifford, solicitor. District- Inspector Major Parkinson-Cumine appeared for the police. William Clarke, attendant in the institution, said he was in the dayroom on Saturday evening ...

... custody at the Winter Assizes. on a series of charges of issuing threatening. libellous and defamatory letters. 0.-I. Parkinson-Cumine. who probeeutecl, said that that was a case in which there was dear evidence that the defendam the writer of a of ex ...

... Maitland, Hugh D. Morrow, Charles E. Green, Robert Hunter, James Murray, and Henry WOrath. The clerk read a letter from Dr. Parkinson-Cumine, Killough, on an obnoxious slaughteohourie in that town. The board unanimously agreed to call upon the landlord to have ...

... half scorers for Round Towers were Mulpeter (2-0). Dunn* (0-21. and Coney 10-2). STUATIONS VACANT. District-Inspector J. Parkinson'Cumine. Downpatrick, prosecuting, REBUILDING OF said about 1.15 a.m .on May 1 the Strangford police gave information THE IRISH ...