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... driving a motor cycle without a third party insurance policy. and 204 for driving without a licenee. District-Inspector Parkinson-Cumine Paid there were numerous against for motnrin,..; offence., ...
... February, were inves:igated on 7th inst. at a police inquiry in the Angling's.loy barracks. beiore in• specter 11. 1). Parkinson-Cumine, Strabane, president, and District-lnsise. , .or A. tratturci, Cookstown. The case for the proseciaion was uy Distri ...
... ASSAULT CASE WOMAN FINED AT STRABANE COURT . It .M. ptC , .lll•ii Sl bane Sessions. Major Parkinson-Cumine, 0.-1.. prosecuted Josephine Loughre3, .Mulvin, Sion Mills. foe an assault on Elizabeth Murray on 26th June. Hugh Cassidy, Sion Mille, and Daniel ...
... concerned in smugeing, end as a result went to gaol. His mind went astray, and he was removed to the mental hospital. Parkinson-Cumine asked that the charge be reduced -to one of common assault, and this was done. WAS LAYING ON. Williamson said that ...
... BANBRIDGE POLICE INQUIRY INCIDENT THAT TOOK PLACE IN HOUSE The police inquiry, conducted by Major B. D. Parkinson-Cumine, MC., Di., and Mr. J. G. T. Nelson, Di., at Banbridge, ended after a 15-hour investigation int') four disciplinary charges preferred ...
... rush at witness, who pushed his mother out of the room. Accused closed with his father. and made a blow at him. D.I. Parkinson-Cumine—Did he hit him ? Witness—l could not say. Were they struggling for some time —I could not say ; I did not see what - ...
... 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 ...
... ENLIGHTENED APPROACH NEEDED. Mrs. Parkinson Cumine, group' Isecretary Women's British Legion. said health services were negatived by improper housing. What they ,wanted was a more enlightened proach to the needs of the peopicl and more definite long-term ...
... challenged him for being drunk. Defendant denied the charge, and the police asked him to drive to-- District-Inspector Parkinson-Cumine intervened to say that was incorrect. When the police challenged the defendant he jumped into the car and drove oft to ...
... ALLEGATIONS AGAIFST SERGLANT AT NEWTOWNST EWART At a police Court of Inquiry at Newter:List:wart cn Tuesday. befcre Major Parkinson-Cumine and District-Inspector Duffy. tv:o charges were preferred against Sergeant A. J. Vaughan. the first being for rr.akir ...
... •sis. who had played the organ at both sejvices on the day of . the alleged et '!xl.c. at a spet.al Court in Streirm- Parkinson-Cumine, Districtneetur. charged Euan Forbes, Strat,zne, %tali stealing a cash box contaln:4 betvieen 4:10 and the property 0 ...
... bodies out! .County i str I t-Inspbctor Parkinson- Infirm_ary. The house was occupied by M rs , and had them removed to the ] , e, James Quinn, and her four children. IA The father. who is attached to an ]Cumine said the British Legion.] Ulster Regiment ...