... R. Gardner; the second by S. Bloomofield and T. Davis, io.: the third by T. Coombes and E. Gardnerm; andl the fourth by W.Cumins and It. REans. - Woolwich Coat and Badge-won by Field, beating H. Jewett in the last heat. Yarmnonth-..two cups sailed for;- ...

... twclve 'clock at night and six in the mnornig. ,John Rewobotom, one of the partners in . ire-i,, thrashinlg machine, w as cumined for infringing tlis cider in Decemmber last, and as this was tse first case under tlis new regulation considerable interest ...

... Eastharn L, 2l1Savoy at Par'kieson- S. 67 FEutona' Eastarn , 1 opla' at Parkinson XW. East cliff Eas9thurn T, 1 Gieen at Parkinson J, 25 Butler's ct Eatstharn T, 9 Christ Church at Parkinson J, 30 Stark!e at Easterby R F, 8-Graftou at Parkirnsoi J. i4l Avenhanat ...

... Mr. dubb appeared on the part of Messrs. I Riley, who were the prosecutors; and the case having I been clearly proved, Parkinson was sent to prison for a f month, without the option of a fine. A carrier named Robert Davison ?? was admitted into the Leeds ...

... Wilson v. Birchall is something more then I a warning Lee, and against misplaced confidence, or a lesson that 1if a man cumin reel wants to make his will he had better employ an indepen. Mr. Shaw dent solicitor. :It is a scandalous instance of the ...

... be- uncde brad the Imperiail Hotel. Ile hoped first every member A of the corps would eudeaveonr to present himnself on the cumin 12thi of May at hralt-past tawe o'clocie, an d they would then of ti proceed to Blerkpool by special ?? is to be hoped yard ...

... Park-road, who a and New Hall-lane to the cemetery, the, band meanwhile seaS playing the 1 Dead March in Said. The last services cumin were performed by the Rev. E. S. Murdoch, of Emmanuel last. Cchurch, who. afterwards Shortly addressed the'spectators, andi ...

... Driseohy, Mr~s O'Reilyy - JamesCn 'o nGayno, Mrs Chisoper MissinAni Mrvey IL Pieson MrH Fee , Mrsan S r Brady, n B a Hennedy, Cumins Whela, Mohn Curran, Duophy, Suarg ?? Macknzie, Pat Gayor Caseahanf6 Mrrrs R'evr. PJ'ohn anor,d T-A O hllAn, r Wlon,Missl O'reilly ...

... of all good, the literary part of the programme was opened with a short address from the chairman, Rev. G. G. Pair- kiinson-Cumine. The choir then sung a piece en- titled 'The Dream, and received much applause, after which Rev. B. M'Gregor delivered an ...

... opened with the sirging of the 90th Psalm, second version, and prayer; after which the chair was taken by Rev. G. G. Parkinson Cumine,M A, rector of the parish. That meeting was in the intereots of the Fer- managh Protestant Orphan Society. He had, there- ...

... scattered members of the Church. And your peti- tioners will ever ?? oa behalf of the Easter vestry, 1893) George Gardner Parkinson. Cumine, Oln, lILA, chairman; James Hamilton, secretary to the vestry. ST. JamsX'S CunoRCn, STOssRY30RDa.The annahl Bastervestry ...

... allotted positions thrnugh the field, the breth- ren gathered round thle platform, on which were- Rev. Dr. lagoe, Rev. G. 14. Parkinson-Cunnine. Rev. G. B. Sullivan. Rev. T. B. Conway, Mr. J. G. Crozier, Mrs. Crozier. 3frs. Binghobm, Miss Bir.g- lham, Mrs Harris ...