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... the lots were not sold. CHORAL SUCCESS.—We congratulate the Tunbridge Wesleyan choir and their talented trainer, Mr. G. J. Kimmins, A.C.0., upon their success at the annual Nonconformist choir festival at the Crystal Palace, For the sewed year in succession ...
... widow of ihe late Reuben Ross, MicheldeaD, Gloucestershire. KIMMINS—NEVE.—OQ the 24th August, at the parish church, Boxley, Kent, George J. Kimmins, A.R.C.0., son of the late Mr. George Kimmins. of Tnubridge to Ella Bertha, second daughter of Mr. H. of ...
... work of the school eompletely filled the large room. The oonoert, the musical part of whioh was arranged by Mr. George J. Kimmins, A. &. CO., was exceedingly good, and bore abundant testimony to the exoellent training received and the high degree of p ...
... es, Gale ii, Tassell, Fennell, and Brown. The following programme was gone through, under the direction of Mr. George J. Kimmins, A.C.0., all the pieces being excellently rendered : Part I (Sacred). —Carols, The first Nowell, Good King Wenceslas (Traditional) ...
... another temporary stall bearing the inscription, Contributions from H.T.H. the Duchess of Einburgh, who has in the most graceful and generom, way expressed her preetical sympathy with the *ids in dew. In soother column we particularise lite most notiemble ...
... Westbourne-terracs, London, to Agnes Ellen, daughter of Edward Ingram of Horsham. KIMMINS—NEVE*—On the 24th August, at the parish church, Boxley, Kent,-George J. Kimmins. A.R.C.0., son the late Mr. George Kiramins. of to Ell* Bertha, second daughter of ...
... regarded as a recognised feature of the existence of the Corporation employes, but it has reserved for the present year of grace to witness a winter reunion of this important body of public servants. Some months since, however, it was suggested that a ...
... Fitch Kemp (sisters of the bride), Uiss Bessie Nichol. Miss Maude Nicbol. and Miss Nichol (cousins of the brid«groom). Miss Grace Barry, and Miss Muriel Talbot, who were gracefully attired gowns of salmon pink delaine, trimmed with revere of creme merveilleox ...
... sure that the daring spirit who thus tempted fate in such a flagrant fashion has yet been completely restored to the good graces of his associates. That a peculiarly sad announcement appeared in the obituary columns of the Tinos a few days since, relating ...
... with the depreesingcou' ditiona which prevailed without. The decorations, though by no means extensive, were certainly very graceful and effective Along the edge of the stage wee a row of foliage plants, with handsome shaded lamps placed at intervals; and ...
... orders for advertisements, printing, book binding, ac , will receive immedish attention if left with our representative, Mr. Kimmins, or Mr. E. High • street. .On account of the good service of trains between bare and Horsham, we shall be pleased to receive ...
... the station. The | given by Mrs. Kimmins (Sister Graos, the founder |oy Mr L:og\’er Cooper, district coroner, he'd an TO DIE TO-MORROW remainder of the Royal Horse Guards squadron (al of “? f'“hl’d)- l:ndl”r. Kimmins, while the Rev. J. | inquiry into ...