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... prayed for will be given? Their answer to this was, that they knew if they came in a humble spirit and asked of His great grace He would give it. Our Master had said that there is not one that comes to God and asks and believes earnestly what he asks ...
... the Anglo-French Ladies' College ; all passed, as follows: Sehio- Dirision —L. Kimmins and B. Doidge, tad Class Honours; A. White and M. Holwell, 3rd Clan; Honours; J. Kimmins, Pam Certificate. Juit' ,, r Dirition—A. Rees and M. A. Masterton, Ist Cia.s ...
... ass as follows —Senior Candidates. 2nd Class Honours B. Doidge, L. Kimmins, B. M. Hogg. Srd Cease— Y. E. Holwill, A. White, A. Bishop, Z. K. Willi&C11. Pam certificates—J. W. Kimmins ; (singing) Z. Y. Edwards. .hatiors.—let Class, M. A. A. K. Beek M. ...
... the Her. W. L. Mills, the chair was occupied by the Her. J. G. Houstwourti, who was supp,rted by Messrs C. Hayward, J. C. Kimmins, J. Harper, T. Martin and W. Fawkes; Mr Hale, the secretary of the lodge, officiating as Vice-Chairman. The CHAIRMAN having ...
... burst forth iuto a bold eulogy of the subject. If the subject of the toast be a lady—(laughter)—the graces of her person were only to be equalled by the graces of her min l--(more laughter) —and both were far beyond the standard which was termed first-rate ...
... Gloucestershire, fourteen students sat from the Eliley l'ourt branch of the Anglo•Freoch Ladies' College. principals : the Misses Kimmins. All were successful. The results were as follows :—Senior Division : Lirxie Pope, Ist class honours; Ginnie Masterson, pass ...
... J. C. Kimmins, Mrs Adey, Mrs Whittard and Miss Kimmins. The Byeford stall occupied the attention of Mrs 0. Ford, Mrs Waterhouse, Mrs H. 0. Ford and Mrs Hill ; and the Ibley Court stall was under the supervision of the Misses Florence and Grace Kimmins ...
... aristocratic guests, is one of the most amusing scenes in the play. Cecil Leighton aware of the passport to the alderman's good graces, engages in business of which he has not the slightest idea speculates in oils and tallow, and on the strength o supposed ...
... Bbrewabon. Greene, b W. O. Grace Barbee, a W. G. Grain, b I. M. Grace B3 Selby, a and b alklainten Flowers, b E. Grace ECottOn - , a I. M. Grace, b Midwinter I Butler, c Palter, b W. G. Gate 17 Gunn, a and b Midwinter Shaw; c S M. Grace, b W ...
... Ir. bW. 0. Grace Y. Roper. b Midwinter 3l bW. G. Grace Robinson. c Moberly, b W. G. Grace F. Taylor, o Towomed b W. G Grans' 0. P. Line'shire, Townsend. b W Grace Pilling, b Midarlaber_ Briggs, b W. G. OMNI Watson, c K. M. Ora, b W. G Grace ...
... 35 respectively. At the doe of the day the more sea 131 for seven wickets. The United Eleven consists of Messrs W. G. Grace, E. M. Grace, F. Townsend, W. R. Gilbert and Midwinter, of the Gloucestershire team ; M. Read and Pooley, Surrey ; Shrewsbury, Farnham ...
... these gentlemen had completely mastered the piece, and the piano. The song by Miss Edith Perkins was given with her usual grace, and in everyway warranted the applause which was bestowed upon it. Of the readings Mr Bennett's and Mr English's may be p ...