... 8. Richardson and his co-workers. It was decided to bold next conference at either Enniskillen or r. The Bee. Q. O. Parkinson Cumins, A M., was nominated a Tice patron, and the trustees were re-appointed. The following officers tor next year were re-elected ...

... grand-nephew; and James Brown. The funeral service in the church and at the grave was conducted by the Rev. Geo. G. Parkinson-Cumine, M.A., rector Galloon, who, in the course of impressive address, said there was an illustration needed to prove that ...

... rise, | tiers, Special Reserve, attached Royal Prise, | Fusiliers, son of Mg. Lendrum, e and | finest | Captain B. D. Parkinson-Cumine, Macl ‘kings | Corps. Newtownbutler. county Fermanac ing © us! t, the Fasiliers, , Special Reser ve, Londonderry. 7 farm ...

... P. Belton, Independent. LEIX•OFFALY. Mr. James Dwyer, Cumin, na nGandlieal. Mr Art O'Cunipor, Republitan Mr. John F. GiU, labour. A ROYALTY ON PETROL. FREE STATE SENATOR'S PLAN. Senator Parkinson, at Philipitewn on Sunday , ' put forward and strongly ...

... the Court was held, and his first words to them were “You didn’t spray any more of the potatoes.” District Inspector Parkinson-Cumine confirmed his previous deposition, and said he was continuing the investigations. He asked for a further remand for eight ...

... Loyalists in Ardstraw district for the most efficient company in the northern area. Amongst others present were —Major Parkinson-Cumine, District Inspector, Strabane; Major W. Stewart, M.C., J.P., district commandant, southern area; and Mr. James F. Gamble ...

... Dr. Robert Mowbray, and conveyed sympathy to the relatives. Captain Oosselin, R.M., Mr. John Crockett, C.P.8., Major Parkinson Cumine D. 1., and Mr. William King, solicitor, associated themselves with the resolution. The Graf Zeppelin left Berlin on Saturday ...

... father-in-law, William John Hyndman, and Constable Oliver were preferred against the defendant by District Inspector Parkinson:- c. Cumine. The father-in-law said since his marriage the defendant had been living in his house with his daughter. On the 12th ...

... before Mr. H. R. Jones, R.M., and Mr. R. W. Glass, R.M., Robert Watson, jun., Listymore, was charged District Inspector Parkinson- Cumine with having in place occupied him creamery can containing U gallons of wash. Alexander Wallace, brother-in-law of the ...

... , on behalf of tire officers of the Strabane Branch; Mr. D. A. Mathreson (hon. secretary, Londonderry Branch); Major Parkinson-Cumine, District Inspector, Strabane ; Captain MitcheU, Captain E. Munn (president of the Messines Park Branch) ; Captain Fullerton ...

... another policeman destroyed the wash. Witness also found newspaper, two pages of which were missing. District Inspector Parkinson-Cumine, who prosecuted, produced ejectment decree against the defendants, and Dr. Burke submitted that the person by whom the ...

... said this was a serious matter at the present, when sheep were being held up the port suffering from sheep scab. Major Parkinson-Cumine (district inspector) said it was a serious thing, it might spoil the market in Northern Ireland. I send you copy of annual ...