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... current, shtmt -woimd, makers British Thomson Houston.—Apply, Anthony A Sons. Sale, good largo Bathfng Box--AddreBB. Miss Parkinson-Cumine, Killongb. F 786 tT'OR Bale, about 4 acres prime Lea Grass, for cut- 1 ting, M. M'Glode’s. Rosetta Parade. Omieau Road ...
... and other matters affecting the profession locally. There were present—Drs. Cromie, T. M. Tat., Moore, Heron. Browne, Parkinson-Cumin*, Olpherts. and M•Comiskey. Dr. Il'ibrants Olpherts was moved to the chair by Dr. Crom le, by Dr. Heron. The Chairman ...
... Mitchell, M.8.E.: vice-Presidents. Lt.-Colonel J. E. Blakiston-Houston, 0.8. E.. Major G. Perceval-Maxwell. Major B. D. Parkinson-Cumine. M.C., Captain J. Z. Sloan. Dr. J. C. Robb, Dr. D. B. M. Lothian: chairman. Mr. J. C. Mitobert: vice-chairman. Mr. H ...
... M'Manaway trophy. Miss R. L. Sinclair, president of the Women's Section, presided, and paid a tribute to the work of Mrs. Parkinson-Cumine. who was responsible for the combined duties of both hon. secretary and hon. treasurer. As a slight recognition of her ...
... He was going at 15 miles per hour and it was a frosty morning. Captain Goeselin said it was not a serious case. Major Parkinson-Cumine, M.C., districtinspector—lf it had not been for the action of the signalman and the driver of the train in pulling up ...
... movement and other matters affecting profession locally. There were present—Drs. Cromie, T. M. Tate, Moore, Heron, Browne, Parkinson-Cumiue. Olphcrts, and M'Comisky. Dr. Wybrants Olpherts was moved to the chair by Dr. Cromie, seconded by Dr. Heron. The Chairman ...
... foreman, on behalf of the jury. congratulated the coroner on his return to good health after a severe illness. Major Parkinson-Cumine, on behalf of ,the police, joined in the congratulations. ...
... Browne and A P» v. J. M*Alister and L. M*Ell J. Cumins and R. Cumin: Good and G. Henderson: 1 nett and F, Wolseley v. B and P. Gibson: O. Bunti B. Rogan v, T. Hunter M‘Kinley. 3-0 p.m.— Mixed doubl A. E. Parkinson and H. W J. M'Williams and T. | (B) J. L. Moore ...
... -—Captain J. L. Bennet, M.A., LL.B.; Brig.-General H. Q. Young, C.1.E., D. 5.0.: Captain T. H. Mayes, F.C.A.; Major B. D. Parkinson Cumine, M.C.; Captain C. H. Ensor, 0.8. E., D.L., J.P.; Rev. J. G. MacManaway, M.A.; Captain A. E. M'Connell, and Captain J ...
... telegraph pole and witness got a bump on the head from the windscreen. He then got out of the car. District-Inspector Parkinson-Cumine— Did you notice any strange man in the car? Witness—No. Chas. O'Neill said he was cycling with Geo. Scott from Strabane ...
... Fermanagh. Captain J. P. Wray, Mr. W. H. Howe; Londonderry. Rev. J. C. MacManaway, Mr. J. Thompson: Tyrone, Major B, D. Parkinson-Cumine. Dr. F. C. Mann. Other centres Colonel Blakiston- Houston, Major Haslett, Vice-Admiral Archdale, Major Colhoun, Colonel ...
... the Court was held, and his first words to them were: You didn’t spray any more of the potatoes.’* District-Inspector Parkinson-Cumine confirmed his previous deposition and said he was continuing his investigations. He asked for further remand for eight ...