... for Recklessly driving s»etor lorry on 84th April was adjourned. Mr. R. S. Magee appeared for Lough. District Inspector Parkinson-Cumine said in one of the cases Lough was uninsured for forty-four days. Mr. Magee said had now a certificate in respect of ...

... SION ROADSIDE SCENE. At .Strabane Petty Sessions yesterday, before Captain Gosselin, R.M., Major Parkinson - Cumine, D. 1., prosecuted Josephine Loughrey, Mulvin, Sion Mitls, for an assault on Elizabeth Murray. Hugh Cassidy, Mulvin, and Daniel M’Laughlin ...

... MAGEE. Solicitor for Applicant, Strabane. To James Devlin, Esq., Clerk of the Petty Sessions, Strabane; Major B. D. Parkinson- Cumine. D. 1., R.U.C., Strabane; W. Edmund Orr, Esq., Clerk of the Crown and Peace, Peace Office, Omagh. ...

... MAOEE, Solicitor for Applicant. Strabane. To James Devlin, Esq., Clerk of the Petty Sessions. Strabane; Major B. D. Parkinson Cumine. D. 1., R.U.C., Strabane- W. Edmund Orr, Esq., Clerk of the Crown and Peace, Peace Office, Omagh. ...

... The remaining weeds were destroyed sinee. The Chairman said he sympathised with the defendant’s difficulties. Major Parkinson-Cumine, M.C., District Inspector, said there were two previous convictions against the defendant. Mr. T. D. H. M’Crea Elliott ...

... Licensing Court, before Captain Qosselin, H.M. (presiding), and Mr. P. S. Bell, R.M., at Strabane yesterday, i Major Parkinson-Cumine; M.C., District Inspector, opposed the application of John H. Nassos, publican, Ballymagorry, for a renewal of a publican’s ...

... The remaining weeds were destroyed since. The Chairman said he sympathised with the defendant’s difficulties. Major Parkinson-Cumine, M.C., District Inspector, said there were two previous convictions against the defendant. Mr. T. D. H. M’Crea Elliott ...

... another Court number of motor offences, more offences than ever heard against one motorist in five years’ experience. Major Parkinson-Cumine, D. 1., said the lady had disappeared, hut the police hoped to have her before the Court very soon. BUBAL COUNCIL. Mr ...

... charged in an adjourned case with the larceny of small trees, the property of Mr. R. J. Craig, Bennelly. District Inspector Parkinson-Cumine said since the case was adjourned six months ago the defendants had behaved properly. The case was dismissed, the defendants ...

... defendant, admitted the offence. Mr. Mark said meant the defendant sold eggs to a retailer without them being tested. Major Parkinson-Cumine. M.C.. District Inspector, said this was the defendant’s third offence. Mr. Mark imposed the minimum penalty of £5, with ...

... identified as that of his sister. The witness finished his evidence in tears, and had to be given a drink of water. Major Parkinson-Cumine said he had no further evidence to present at that stage, and he applied for an adjournment and certificate for a post-mortem ...

... passenger in his car, were aggressive to the defendant. Witness added that his car was wrecked. Answering District Inspector Parkinson- Cumine, witness stated that the insurance company replaced his car. Witness’s wife and Agnes Laird, a servant in his employment ...