... and and allowances. the Course Five fur 1 aget lornet’s several 10 0 Mr 10 J. J. Parkineon’s Pieman, a J J Parkinson's Cerasus, 9 5 Mr Parkinson's Little Ferrvian 9 5 Cay g. 9°5 Mr pt. Half and Half, 3yre Is from he pair 8 OMr Joseph Whelan’s Stephen, ...

... Bank before entered the army. recently homo leave Bangor. Captain B. P. Parkint»on-Cumin©, Madimcgun Corps, who has been wounded, son the late Rev. Canon G. O. Parkinson- Climine, M.A., incumbent of Galloon, Newtownbwtler. He received commission in the ...

... Cleland, Captain Shelton, A. Reid, Lord De Ros, Captain Hall, trustees R. M. Butt, Lord Holmpatrick, A. D. V. Beauclcrk, S. Parkinson Cumine, Mrs. Hornsd'je, J- »• Houston, Sir H. B. Meredith, C. H. VVybrunts, H. S. O’Connor, R. P. Maxwell. Captain Ledie, Maria ...

... Duchesc and Lady Wickham. Members of the local Association present included Mrs. Herdman, Mr*, Stewart Harpur, Redman Mr*. Parkinson- Cumine. Mrs. Sinclair, Mra. Moriarty, Mra. Batteraby, Mra. Eili*, Mra. Madden Scott. Mrs. V. Hamilton. Mrs. T. A. B. Smyth. ...

... associated with the North of Ireland have been awarded the Military Croas:— T./Capt. BENJAMIN DEANE PARKINSON-CUMINE, M.G. Corps, aon the late Canon Parklnson-Cumins, He reconnoitred the encroy’a line and drove them out important position, afterwards forming ...

... in the Grand ntral Hotel, Belfast, organized by ■■ women’s section of the British -• ii i Hospitals Committee). Mrs. Parkinson-Cumine, chairman. In the men. and expressed the ■prcciation of all for what the '■vices had done, iplain Wright apppealcd to ...

... with wounds in the hip and thigh. These three men were removed in the union ambulance (which was accompanied by Major Parkinson-Cumine) to the Newry General Hospital, where it was found necessary to amputate Kearns’s hand. Two other men named Michael Sands ...

... Itehaviour. Michael Patrick Henry, Cable Street, Londonderry, was fined for dangerous driving, and Mr. Long, R.M.. and Major Parkinson Cumine, D. 1., congratulated Sub- District Commandant Donnell of the •* Specials, who gave evidence the case. A driving licenoa ...

... Mr. Norman Rea; snorts officer, Mr. John Kea; canteen officer, Mr. W. J. Irwin; and editor of camp magazine. Mr. F. J. Parkinson. In tne sports programme following •events were decided 100 yards flat (junior)—!, John Vint (H. 3). Junior novelty race—l ...

... above. SEASIDE. —Comfortably-furnished Cottage | pleasantly situated opposite sea; good bathing and boating.—Apply T. Parkinson, Cumine, Killough, County Down, BANGOR. —Would be Let, cheaply, July and August, Well-Furnished House j beautifully situated ...

... them Boyal Highnesses stepped on to the platform, where they were received L-y Lord Erne and Viscount Crichton, R*v. O. O. Parkinson-Camine. M.A., Clerk, said had the honour, on behalf of the inhabitants of Newtownbntler, of presenting his Highness with ...

... alleged have been made by the accused was recounted when before special Court Downpatrick yesterday, District-Inspector Parkinson-Cumine charged a patient m Down Menial Hospital named Shlllinglaw with the murder another patient, Thos. Bell a native of Ballykeel ...