... of the Holywood branch of the Women’s Section, presided. The meeting was attended by members of other branches. Mrs. Parkinson- Cumine, chairman of the Women’s Section in Ulster, also spoke. Mr. Grant said that he was also suggesting that, in the first ...

... was also sure that Lord hetet contingent under the command of them would he geett6nl to know that there in Major B. D. Parkinson-Cumine, M.C.. distriet• d Llumearvity the ex.ftervicomen were not inspector. The station platform was decorated dhoti% hoods ...

... Stanley, continued F. 6. and motion; Hugh J. F.B, and motion; Michael M'Conville. continued F.B. and motion; Frances J. Parkinson Cumine, F.B. and motions King’*. Bench Divisionr.—For bearing Friday. A tri* Judge TO; respondent (E. Hill): Matthew* appellant ...

... Mathews v. same (3)—£3B Is ; 12s: 12s. * Hugh v. Hugh Allen and another ss; £l5 18»; £l5 18s. William Orr v. Samuel S. Parkinson, Cumin*, and others (3j—£s9 8s ; 18s; £5B. James Shanks y. Colonel John V. Nugent (continued in the name Edmund H. S. Nugent ...

... date for duty not connected with Customs patrol at Tattynure. The Inquiry was conducted by District-Inspector Major Parkinson- Cumine and District-Inspector Duffy. District-Inspector Moore prosecuted. Accused admitted the first charge, but pleaded not ...

... Youths' jumping competition- 1. Missj R. G. Garland, Newry—Dover; 2. Thomas Clingan. Dmmara—Dempsey; 3. Miss Cicely Parkinson-Cumine. Downpatrick—Tracer. Hiding for style and general appearance (ponies not exceeding 12.2 hands, ridden by boy or girl ...

... Murphy's CARRIOACUBRA, 8 12 (Mr. J. Parkinson) 1 Mr. C. CaYrr’s DXkGATF. 8 8 (F. Hunter) 2 Mr. J. Hutton's ASOUAN HARP. 9 0 (Joe Canty) 3 Alfo ran—Lukeston (C. Matthews), Permbcrton l\. R. Anthony). (Trained Mr. Parkinson. Maddenstown Lodge, Curragh.) Bet ...

... Ballygorman Brass Band to buy instruments for the band. MI.. rtither. solicitor, Newry, defended, and District-Inspector Parkinson Cumine, 34.0., paosern The dens was that four instruments were ordered, and the money paid &fondant, and owe arrived, arrived ...

... promising proposition for Mr. Fyrne'e THOUGHT READER. 2. 6 o the Stratford Welter, and backers utilised the oppor- Abo ran—St. Cumin (owner). Harry lord (M. Coltunity accordmglv. Sir. Pickering’s mare got homo Hns). Orlova (M. Glennon). Morganite Joe Harty) ...

... Harrison, the Mieses M'Allister, Miss Gracey, Mrs. T. Fieldiog-Martin, Mrs. Shirley, Miss Johnston Miss J. Johustou. Miss B. Parkinson-Cumine. and Mrs. L. A. Pooler, branch secretary. At throe o'clock special service took place the parish eburob, of which Rev ...

... Harbord, Mrs. Harbord (hon. sec.), Mrs. M‘Neight, Mrs. Martin, G. Mont&omery, J. A. Montfiomory. &e oore, Mrs. Nelson, rs. Parkinson-Cumine (hon. treas.). Carryduff — Appointments — Churchwardens: rector's — W. Bradshaw; people’'s—D, M'Kay; flebevnrdens: rector’s—C ...

... Nicholson, J. H. I’ratt, J. Rtiddell. M. Williams, D. Stephens, J. Conway, M. Davies, J. Wikon (jun.). W. Stewart, G. G. Parkinson Cumine. A. Hamilton, W. A. Stack, John O’Connor, Joseph Abbott, J. Moara, M. Rocors, C. A. Robinson, W. Potty, F. C. Caithness ...