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... the Rev. E. Paxton Hood, G. A. Rogers, MA., Dr. Weir, and F. Tucker, excusing and regretting their absence. • The Rev. E. Kimmitt then closed the theeting with prayer. RELIGIOUS SEI2VICES AT CROSS-STREET CHAPEL, ISLINGTON. ON Thursday three important services ...
... Clegg, Fiske. Per Mrs. Parks.-Rev. R. Ker, Messrs. Aikin, Taylor, Kidd, Hall, Lawson, Madden, Kimmitt, King, A Friend, Rev. J. Colclough, Miss Green, Miss Kimmitt, T. Gritoason, A Friend, R. Mur- dock, Parks, M'Gerr, Forrest, Fulton, Halrow, Tool, Miss M'Kell ...
... platfocm re- ceived from the Cnairman im the words :—In the name of the of the sanction of the Bi. 's Presby terian Charch, Mr. Kimmitt nas been ap- pointed captain of the 65th London © we are assured that he will do his utmost to the object of tne which, im ...
... their considention in the meantime. 11 amendments were lustily run over in Com- Mr. TORRENS observed that when these Grand (kimmitt were proposed,it was generally thought that they would fairly represent the House and this various interests in the country ...
... Mackenzie, ; F. Tucker, 8.A.; ScionCe t S in 8 g • H P. returns thanks for t fiat favours, and solicits a con- Dr. Weir : Rev. E. Kimmitt; Rey. W. Hirst; W. Heaton, _ Head Master-THOMAS .. it ELLIS, have received instructions from Mr. Button, requiring Sewing ...
... Neii 'kel Lemie. lii thins trina wur i'mn i-itel hun'- 1im, Laliteliee, tli alilifi:nlidui' fromi -faol13 thu iielSie'. 1 kimmitte ?? title tplrk tOS OfI Ililli the iiilsiI 'li Tim11 ml~eil cue ?? io reccive i'r,,11 iin I iinlorclle.'sliill till IM1 tiu0 ...
... reasonable for the Government toa_ the House to pass (heir bill lo relieve hou. mem' .is of their duties ou Private I .ill I kimmitte s hefore they pro- posed to divide the House into four or 6ve Grand Committees. He bad always l-oen -tr mgly iv favour of ...
... Harness Ponies from Ireland.— TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY) will be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, without reserve, the pro- perty of Mr. E. Kimmitt, and imported by him direct from Ire- land. SIX well-bred Polo and Stepping Harness PONIES, 5 and 6 years old, 13.3 to 14 ...
... TOMPKINS', Reading, on SATURDAY next, Feb. 27, in- cluding six Irish hunters to be sold, without reserve, the pro- perty of Mr. Kimmitt, which will be oa show to morrow and morning of sale. JOB HORSES, CARRIAGES.— SpeciaI arrangements for hiring for any period ...