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... Corinthians, was read by the Rev. F. H. B. Woodd. The principal mourners were Mr. G. J. Kimmins (husband), Mr. Lionel Kimmins, the Misses Irene and' Grace Kimmins (son and daughters), Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Neve, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. P. Neve, and Mr. and Mrs ...
... 18. lONTHASI 53; 0. J. GRACE'S XI • 199-11 (dee). 0. J. Grace's Xl.—Lt.-Col. P. W. Simpson c Cant b L. Moore 19, lA. R. Barton c and b Burrluck 43; W. C W. Brice c Willingham b Burrluck 2: J A by b L. Moore 0: S. E. A. Kimmins c Pinkney b Burrluck 41; ...
... service the Rev. J. C. Waters was the preacher, and the choir rendered the anthem The eyes of all i (Barnby), Mr. Geo. J. Kimmins being the organist. The Vicar, the Rev. Stuart H. ! Clark, conducted the special children's service in the afternoon and gave ...
... of David Keid Esq., the sentiment and grace of the remarks being worthy of Dr. Smiles himself. The programme ran as follows Pianoforte solo. Master Bobbins; Reading, Mr. Wood ; Song, “The Chorister,” Miss Kimmins; Original reading, Mr. W. S. Corke ; Song ...
... Neve. Mr. H. A. L. Rudd, Mr. J.’ F. Reynolds. Dr. E. S. Cardell. Mr. S. J. Turner. Mr, G. T. Smith. Mrs. Darrah, Mrs. G. J. Kimmins. Miss Penn. Mrs. Barber. Mrs. Flemons. ;Mr. Edward Farr, the Misses Lane, Miss N. Chapman. Mrs. E. W. Parsons, Miss Beeching ...
... SERVICES. PARISH CHURCH. There was a large congregation at the Christmas Day service, special carols sung, and Mr. Geo. J. Kimmins, at the organ, rendered appropriate voluntaries. The church was decorated by:—East end, Mrs. Tatton Brown, Miss S. Andrews; ...
... Lucy, and Alfred; All at Xo. 1, Pembury-grove; Annie. Jack and the Girls; Fred, Maria and Doris; Mercy, Alex and her niece, Grace; Clara, William and her niece, May; Cousins Jim and Emily; Edie and Harry (Lewisham); . Nieces and Nephews from Tonbridge and ...
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... when Stainer’s Crucifixion ** was rendered by augmented choir under Mr. Geo. Kimmins, who presided the organ. The chorus work was very good, and praise is due to Mr. Kimmins for so ably training the choir. The soloists were Mr. Frank Jones, bass; and ...
... subjects. Holy Scripture—N Tracy, W Franks, F Carlton, v Town. Mathematics —W Atherton, H Barham, Whitehead. Dictation—A Kimmins, Carlton, W Hart. Reading—N Tracy, W Franks, F Carlton, L Curtis. Grammar—G Hamlin, Hart, A May. History—N Riddle, C Smith ...
... . RAINFALL IN 1925. —The following the average rainfall for each month in Tonbridge during 1925, registered Mr George J. Kimmins, A.R.C.0., ITplands, The Drive, Tonbridge. Kain was measured on 174 days. January, 2.72 ins.; Febru ary, 4.39 ins.; March ...
... for the lowly, the needy, the ,he Blessing, Mr. Kimmin* played i*ii ■ mvs'er'e. r-f life and grace, and oxtered for bereaved Royalw help ess. . Funeral March, from '• -m'd m the latter said that grace was*? Family. During hts sermon, the Rev. I>.| ...