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... QoiddenhhiA. On Ttaurlday laft an inquiiirion was taken Ditchingham, by Richard Fuwell, Gent. Coroner for the libeity of hi. Grace the Duke of Norlolk,; on the body a ferjeant in the 41 ft regiment of, foot, who dropped down in apopledtic fit, and died ...
... Same day another inquifition was taken Eufton, hy the above Coroner, on tbe body of Thomas Stork, farming-ball'ff to his Grace the Duke Grafton, who died fuddenlv in a fit. few days fince died Mr. Johnfon, attorneyat-law, of Mildenhall. Friday lall died ...
... ewes, put to the tup, tbe greatest number of lambs, with the smallest loss of ewes, op to the 30 th May, issa— .€2, George Kimmins, of Stoke, recommended by Mr. K. Viall ; 562 ewes, 36; lambs, the loss of ewes not exceeding eight. A similar prize for 50 ...
... to select inysterions vaaishiug of the good things. Dinner over, such candidates as in their opinion were fit objesee for grace was again snug. filler. I le :Lam 303 (slac,etif treatment, feehue acre they were as fully competent to Tel Meeiere), the verse ...
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... Thursday last, the following Graces, having received the sanction of the Council, passed the Senate: That, in accordance with the amended report of the Museums and Lecture-rooms Syndicate, dated 24th May, 1881, confirmed by Grace of the Senate 2nd June. 1881 ...
... doing any harm. —Ordered to pay • fine of 2s. 61., dal. damage, and lie. costs, in • week. A NEIGHTioDas' QUARREL. — Sarah Kimmins was charged with using threatening language towards Mary Porter, at Fordham, on the 7th inst.—The charge being proved, the ...
... Foundation Scholarships For Law: B. J Griffith, 8.A., J. J. B. Sewell, and H. W. Wilberforcs. For Natural Science : C. W. Kimmins. E. N. Nason, For Mathematics: K. Le Lonsdale. A Minor Scholarship has been adjudged to L. Wilkinson for Natural Science. ...
... 2; J. PhiUipa. 7 Won by two yards and a half. Tima. 12 three-fifths aoc. Pinal Heat; Thomas, 1; Jones- Parry, 2-. Collins. Kimmins. 0. Won yard and half. Time, 12 throe-fifths ’*HighJnm».-H W. Wllberforoo, lln„ 1; O. A. Jones-Parry. Ift 6in., : R 0. TTromaa ...
... Class, Trinity Term, 188.1; Bacon Scholarship, 1883; and Bar*tow Scholarship, 1885. CONGREGATION. At Congregation on Thursday. Graces to the following effect, having received the sanction of the Council, passed the Senate Recommendation 1 of the report dated ...
... were .ched the Rev. T. Elliot, from West Central Africa. On Monday evening a public meeting was held, presided over by Dr. Kimmins, of Downing College, and addressr the Revs. Mac Tier, Elliot, and Jones, collections be’ng made after each service aid of ...
... Dare suits Mr. Compton admirably, and exhibits to great advantage his remarkable faculty of rapid and complete change. The graceful ease of his acting in the onening scene, his excellent simulation of man with an unsettled brain the second, and his rapid ...