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... THE LATE CANON PAIIKINSON• CUMINE. 'Mc lout WI of the late Canon Parkinson-tummy, '1..t., acre laid to rest, by his dcsua, iu the mewtyry attasshed to the thumb at Nvaloan. butler, where he had so long, and ;mina% laboured, ou Thursday last. A large ...
... Legion was held. Mrs. L 'chairman) and the attendance included Mrs. J. ;presided. G. Johnston (president). Mm. Parktrys9n-Cumine,.Dowit- patrick: Mrs. D. M'lver than. treas.), and Mrs. S. Crothers *hon. sec.). The proceedings began with a silent tribute ...
... Parkins on- to read the amazing_ story of Mrs. P.. o f the popular hon. secretary of the land. Mrs. often. Rev. Canon J. B. Cumin, of the Area Council , Mrs. J. who, in addition to 55 hours a week on tennis section, Mr. R. Draper. Taylor, MA., rector of ...
... scored 's goal, while minute later long, ria tap stot by Roberts made matters level. A desperate struggle ensued. At length Parkinson secured • third point, and the Eoglish League were left the winners of an exciting game by three Pals to two. LIAGUE. DIVISION ...
... days. tended a hearty welcome to Mrs. B. D. Reddlck, G. Bamford. Win. Balmer. R B. Morrow. John Allister. Win. Porter. Parkinson-Cumine (Downpatrciko, say.- They are only sent out when there ing not only was she interested in the is a prospect o some work ...
... office-bearers ground that he had no legitimate coin- .nection with some small items and he installed in their office. Mrs. Parkinson-Cumine presided, the Plaint against the umpire. South had made a slight reduction in his ac- Mr. Shirley said that if the relieving ...
... lost to V. Parkinson, deputation's intention to visit only 22-25, 18-21: E. R. Kee beat H. Crowe. houses since the erected the war, but those two semi-final of the Petticrew Cup penalty but M'Donald. who was en- 14-21. 21-8, 21-10: J. S. Cumin beat N. houses ...
... that the Gregg St t. Lisburn, between let pective of the adnnrustmtive area inon his hi a nly satisfactory deal for the Parkinson. Woodland Park. for loss sustained by him by reason of the Council Council. Cross-examined by Mr. Moody. sprat- facts were ...
... 111%1111er: It came to matters renting to the club's By kind permission the City Sur- Scores:— welfare. 1.210, J. Allen 1,193. Parkinson Bros. veyor of Londonderry. the competition 1,192. A. Beatty 1,191, J. Doman 1.191, Total Bowling-8. Rooney 6 for LOSS TO ...
... and family, Chrome Hill; Rev. B. Banks. Mrs. and the Misses Ferrer. Master Ferrer; Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Swift; Rev. G. G. Parkinson; R. S. Johnston, Esq.. Lisburn: G. G. Tow, Esq., and Mrs. Tew. Lis bars; Mr. and Mrs. Moles. Mr. and Mrs. R. Welsh and family; ...
... Ledlic Bros. 1,686. R. M'Connell 1.685. sister, was allowed to keep the Stowers. of the season at Leanbeg, gave an A Lisburn-Cumins beat Brett, 2 up: !endow. estimated repairs at £5 16s, term: there was in the game. Scores:-R. Drake 1.682. Mallon Bros. 1 ...
... for Hill, Lisburn. which he purchased from In his address, Mr. 3CAlliater de- purely temporary installation. As soon Wm. Parkinson. South Antrim, will be available to Mrs 3CEleavV. scribed the colours as a s y m b o l o f as Government pennission has been ...