... profession. Mr R. S. Magee said Mr. Elliott was a favourite with all members of the legal profession. District - Inspector Parkinson - Cumine who said Mr. Elliott was a real sportsman in the hest sense of the term. and Mr. John W. Devlin, C.P.S.. also joined ...

... ( Por•down); T McAuley (Carr• Ms) or 0. Cobiathan (OP-op) Kelly (Musgrave); W. Cumin/ (Gnirk) • Melina (114aagar). H C Moore (Denedbadow) or J Muu (Mingrant) v It. Parkinson (Onneau). R. McMinn Maywood) v 0. Cousins (OUnahark) or M Graham (B•nior ), J ...

... Mr. Edward Clarke, coroner, opened an inquest in the Town Hall, on Friday. touching the death of Rankin or Love. Major Parkinson-Cumine. 51. C., districtinspector, appeared on behalf of the authorities. The Coroner announced that it was proposed to take ...

... and impartial in his duties. whirh he discharged with probity. judgment was highly annreriated. District - lncnertor Parkinson -Cumine and Mr. J. Ellison. C.P.S., associated themselves with the expression of sympathy to Mrs. Carson. ...

... Rouskey, who was summoned for failing to report an accident, was allowed off on payment of coats. District-inspector Parkinson-Cumine said defendant had chased children from the hack of his lorry and then drove away. A boy clung to the back of the lorry ...

... It—that is the council's work, was brought against Constable Armstrong. The Court of Inquiry consisted of Major B. D. Parkinson-Cumin.. M.C., Downpatrick (president), and Di T. Crozier, Newtownards. In evidence, Sergeant Cross said on the night in question ...

... those who had done so much. In the name of the whole section she bade the guests welcome. CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTER. Mrs. Parkinson-Cumine, chairman of the committee, said they were proud to make that gesture of appreciation in thanking those who had fought ...

... CASE FOR PROSECUTION. Major Parkinson-Cumine, introducing the case said a policeman was sent to the harbour at Ardglass following receipt of a message from the emigration authorities. There he saw the motor fishing vessel Lady Joan going out to sea. ...

... to-day's financial news see Page 6. L.gating-up time, 7-59. High tides in re.:ast to-morrow, 12-19 a.m.; 12-41 p.m. Maria Parkinson Cumine, of vcrsdale. Strabane, who died on May 5 left personal estate valued at 12.120 4s 7d. \n extra hour's seep at the week-end ...

... his licensed premises dur-' ing prohibited hours and £4 for failure to admit the police within reasonable time. Major Parkinson-Cumine appealed against the decision of the R.M. in dismissing four of the counts on which Coulter was prosecuted for a breach ...

... HIS DEMEANOUR IN BARRACKS. Major Parkinson-Cumine— When he entered the barracks could you describe his appearance and condition? Witness—He appeared to be nervous, and as if he had wakened from a drunken sleep. Vies he sober?—l would say he was. He was ...

... president. Mrs. J. R. Perceval- Maxwell occupied the chair, and in the absence of the hon. secretary, Mrs. Corbett, Mrs. Parkinson-Cumine presented a report showing that the canteen, which opened in May. 1940. and closed on March last, had served 731,327 ...