... 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 ...

... Wes it prosible far them to crucify God, the Saviour of the World' Some said Nu. Mighe God give every Christian Endeavour grace to her row and give him strength to keep faithful unto There were three things which were careerist to the Christian life. ...

... 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 ...

... PLATE a CUTLERY her. She walked homewards sharply prisoner following till she got below Mr. igerfield's t King Edward VII. His Grace the Archbishop ce (Madame Louise de la H M.S.llimirioull house. He then committed the assault COM:ern Canterbury Sainte, 1 ...

... Rev. F. R. Thurlow presided. The programme was as Hollows:—Song, Ten little nigger boys, Master P. Peyton; recitation, Miss Grace Weaver; glee, Laugh and grow fat, Young Men of the Bible Class; recitation, Miss Florence Fowler: song. The admiral's broom ...

... with the widow sad with the sons. Might God help them to live and be uplifted by the inamory of a noble example and by the grace of aim ever present Saviour, until the family °bele, broken on earth, became reunited in Heaven. As regards themselves, they ...

... Smith. F. Niblett, S. Browning, G. H. Steele. S. Mills (of Dudbridge), E. J. Pratt, H. Bradshaw W. Sutton, H. Brinkworth, H. Kimmins, E. tfabbett (Clainscross), E. G. Hughes, T. E. Revell, A. H. Co:. .1. Coley, G. W. Gould (Uplands), H. Wall (Uplands). A ...

... testion.-Thia was agreed to.- MARRIAGE OF DR. M. GRACE.--Dr F.. :1000U. - wanting, hare of schoolroom for P says the Daily ._ Ness. Re 4 ,reariOr I to by him in a certain dwelling house. The afloat H. Grace. the veteran Gloucestershire cricketer, ineetn ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... honours. Beatrice Webster; pass. Kate Gooseman. London College of Music, held at Stroud: July 11th: In pianoforte playing Grace Niohofes, May Moseley, Gladys Arnell, gained Ist-class pass in Senior Division. and Olga Anderson Ist-ciao pees in Intermediate ...

... his head be crowned with love— Honoured, revered by all his race— Monarch of every heart to prove— Of kingly mien—of kingly grace. And may he in her footsteps tread, Who lived for duty and for right ; And with his queenly Consort shed In every home brie% ...