... 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 ...

... berries. Miss Alice Lewis has • basket of blackberries and • study in fruit which are a credit to the exhibition. Miss Grace Kimmins has an effective moonlight and water scene. The following consists of the general work of the evening students, and the ...

... of the News. your last issue an address appears from a Mr. Kimmins offering himself as a candidate for the County Council for the !Umlegions. Division, and I suppose it is the same Mr. Kimmins who has been playing such an undignified part at the Dosed ...

... who preach el from the words For ye are not under the law, but under grace. The chapel was very prettily decorated with wheat, flowees, fruit, vegeteblee, &c., by the Misses Kimmins and Mrs Bromley. Special h t hymns were sung, and colle.tions made at ...

... if there was a man who more tact than another that man was the Wales. (Hear, hear.) The Prinoess was the personification of grace, beauty and gentleness. (Applause.) With regard to the rest of the Royal family, they might also say a great deal in their ...

... was delivered in a popular and interesting style, and Emilie Pope (Hier Kimmins school). Lilian M. Pay was frequently applauded. (Miss Isacke's school), Lizzie Gillett (Miss Kimmins' RATEPAYERS MEETING.—On Tuesday morning a school). All the above were piano ...

... He considered Mr Kimmins a particularly suitable man capital of the United States, are endowed with vivid fur the office of Guardian, and adduced reasons fur .ncb imaginations. They have seemingly adopted the advice I !whet Mr Kimmins knew about the working ...

... London. by the Rev. H. Wilson Lee, Robert Duncan Cameron. L.R.C.P.T.8.. second son of Donald Cameron. 1.C.D.„ of Torquay, to Grace, daughter of the late William Savory, of Painswiek. A i.t.-1( igletlNS.--311areh 4, at St. Paul's Church, Benarea, by the Rev ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Imidlapanod to pay the increase out of his own pocket. nag Most ask the Guardians the cause of the increase ; perhaps Mr Kimmins could tell them.—The CRAtIMAK said the call had been higher this time owing to the unuertainty as to what would be am call ...

... publish certain questions which he wished Mr Kimmins to answer at his meetings. The information he sought to elicit was altogether foreign to the question at issue, and we are not suprisod that Mr Kimmins refused to listen to Mr Ford. For the same reason ...