... Horsham and Mrs J C C Kim mini ; fancy article stall, Mrs Clark, Mrs W J M Smith, Mrs Pile; refreshment. stall. Miss Kimmins, Miss Grace Kimmins and the Misses Stephenson (three), the Misses Aubrey, Mrs Bainron and Milt Gibbons; Mower stall, Missies Sibly, ...

... The occasion was also utilised for the annual distribution of prises to the scholars of the Wesleyan Sunday School. Miss Grace Kimmins, of Ryeford, handed the awards to the children. The decorations at the Parish Church on Easter Sunday were tasteful, the ...

... Mr kiumins: Cheque. Mrs Kimmins: Piano. Miss Nellie Kimmins: Brass cake stand, revolving hook cane, carved pedestal eoal box. Miss Grace Kimmins: Drawing-room screen. Mr and Mrs Howard Kimmins: Fish carvers. Mr Gordon ...

... Ella French, Georgina Davies, Louisa A. Garner, Francis E. Kimmins, Lissie Kimmins, Winifred Kimmins. Passed final re-examinetion :—Sybil Stanton, Grace Magdalen Hall, Eleanor Lloyd Baker. and Grace Lloyd Baker. The examiner was Dr. Carleton ...

... KING STANLEY FREE MEADOWS. Sir,—Mr Kimmins, to my mind, at the recent commoners' meeting, occupied an unenviable position. lie asserts that documents were produced by Bir W. IL Marling implying that they were a necessary part of the procedure as containing ...

... meeting of Stroud Board of Guardians was held in ti,. Board Room, John Street, on Friday afternoon. Present : Mr J. C. C. Kimmins (chairit.fil, the Right Hon. Sir J. E. lkrington, Bart., Sir Alfred Apperly, Rev. C. H. Badeock, Re v. J. Evans, Mra L. Dye ...

... arid Mrs Kimmins. sal Xi ipriatipaD seppartiag him. Tim sadisoce and tewdeon in • seassinFle, Betonreeding theriport oitie7College Examinations, Dr C W Kimono, M.[., Luria, remarked that on those ocomices he had to detach himself from the Kimmins family ...

... P. Allen) was /wk.' a the British &Ai Mnn fay ening. The trath , rinyg paruhronern Mr J C Kimmins preceded, and was rupportwi Me *done by Mr and AU.. Mrs Kimmins. Mr atrium/ dm end Mr ft lakes front the Karthty t 'kb. AS the rear 04 the platform was! ed ...

... dinin -Will each party seemed bent on singing grace. Not wishing to he behind a large party from Worcestershire. who sang a quaint setting to For what we have received. the local choir sang the orthodox grace to the Old Hundredth. When thee had finished ...

... Darius+, Messrs. M. W. (501- cheater-Wemyss, Russell J. Kerr. F. A. liyett. E. K Leigh, R. Eager, F. Winterbotharn, J. O. C. Kimmins, F. Brain, R. A. Lister, T. Davies, A. W. Page, Alf. Apperly, A. T. Price, F E. Evans. A. T. Playne. F. F. Wheeler. W. G. ...

... He moved that the increase should in every case be made, subject to the recommendation of the managers of the school. Mr Kimmins contended that he knew a case in point where an article was willing to stay on at LIM so as to be able to remain in that certain ...

... raised by Councillor Newman as to dispensing was important. It would be better to make allowance for that. service. Councillor Kimmins said that the committee had also colsidered this point. As a matter of fact, a mistake had been previously made over the matter ...