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... Martin came in but made no stay. Kimmitt, who came next, soon lost the company of M'Crum, who was c. and b. for an excellent 32, made much quicker than usual. Farr and Flanagan both failed to score, but Macaulay helped Kimmitt to raise the score to 73 before ...
... the Revs. J. Elliott, B. Kimmitt, W. T. Latimer, D. 6. M*Crea, and W. Clements. The congregational choir, under the leadership of Mr. Alexander Montgomery, rendered several pieces of music in eioeUent style. Miss Jessie Kimmitt, and Messrs. Montgomery ...
... together and collared the bowling. At 30, Murphy displaced Martin, and an over later Kimmitt went on in place of M'Crum, a very successful change, as at 37, Kimmitt bowled M'Callum, and four more wickets fell at the same total. The last few added half-a-dozen ...
... he certainly is not. Gillespie and Kimmitt were a bit off their play in the first half, but improved in the second. Gillespie certainly had one great advantage, that he worked without sparing himself, which Kimmitt did not. After Corr, Ashworth was the ...
... (Passmore), Miss R. V. Sloan, Miss M. Kimmitt, Mr J. M•llveen, and Mr E. Locke; buffo song, The Antrim Militiaman, Mr H. Loughery. Part Second : pianoforte duet, Qui Vive (Gran:). Miss Craig and Miss M. Kimmitt ; solo, Spinning Song (Weckerlin). ...
... during the first ten minutes, played a fine back game for the winners*in fact Harris had little to do but stand and look on. Kimmitt was not much troubled at half; except when his own right wing came plunging back on him. He is getting too fond of kicking ...
... made over 40. Hare and Kimmitt were now together but the former soon went. 134, 5, 9. Macaulay helped Joe to put on 38 runs for the next wicket when Harry was out for 23. The next wicket did nothing, but when Billy Farr joined Kimmitt matters became very ...
... Hams; moat be prime quality.—Address Traders’ Association, 154, W«t Begat Street, RELIGION IN THE SOUTH. THE Rev. EDWARD KIMMITT, Clonakilty, will (D.V.) PREACH in ST. ENOCHS CHURCH TO-MORROW EVENING, and Address the Congregation on tho above subject ...
... Beattie (Caledon) ; backs, Clark (Lilywhites), and Sherry (Caledon) ; halves, Gillespie (Milltown), Reynolds (Lillywhites), and Kimmitt (Milford) ; left wing, Corr (Milford), Ashworth (Lilywhites ; centre, M‘Parland (Milford) ; right wing, Hyde (Milford), Martin ...
... rough, an 1 some of them even descended to tripping. The Milford backs played well. Harris and Martin got little to do, as Kimmitt and Sleith at half were quite a match for the opposing forwards. The forwards were a helpless lot, and will need to play a ...
... follows :—Co. Armagh—Goal, Spratt (Drumcairne); backs, J. Keegan (Loughgall and Richhill), Halligan (Loughgall) ; half backs, Kimmitt (Milford), Harris (Milford), M‘Wade (Loughgall); left wing, Corr (Drumcairne and Milford), M.Gahan (Drumcairne) ; right wing ...
... Athletics 3 Goal Subjoined the twaii—ltilford—Goal, Harper ; barks, Et Macaulay and Mirth% ; halves, Hyde. Mullen. and Kimmitt ; forwards, right wing, Wiliam' and Murphy; left wing, Corr I ; WParland. Ifelfsat Athletics—Goal, back., Johnston and Moors; ...