... therefore, a happy thought to commemorate his life and iu that way. Proceeding, Air. Sibly said lie first knew Grace Timpson Grace Kimmins, and at Hall, Ryeford Lodge, and Wedgwood, she lived near Wycliffe all her life. Then? were many ways of commemorating ...

... Ella French, Georgians Davies, Louiea A. Garner, Frances E. Kimmins, Lizzie Kimmins, Winifred Kimmins. Passed final re-examination ; Sybil Stanton, Grace Magdalene Hall, Eleanor Lloyd Baker, Grace Lloyd Baker. The examiner was Dr. Carleton, ...

... (Advanced). —Pass: Alice M. Packer (Miss M. J. Bunting), Bastion House (Miss L Nicholas); Grace E, P. Price (Miss F. E. Fox), The Ladies’ College, Stonehouse (Miss L. Kimmins). Grade Three.—Pass: Jean Macdonald (Miss V. Perry); Lava R. Morris (Mrs. A. E. Turner); ...

... Justice.—Lady Knowles and Lady Yate. Knights Grace. —Lt.-Col. Evan J. T. Cory, Sir Herbert A. Walker, and the Marquis of Ailesburr. Dames Grace.—The Hon. Gwendolyn B. Marshall, L*dy Forester, Mrs. Kimmins, and Miss Rcnnie. BANKRUPTCY OFFENCES. Frederick ...

... London, by the Rev. H. Wilson Lee, Robert Ihmcan Cameron, L.R.C.P.T.S., second son of Donald Cameron, L.L.D., of Torquay, to Grace, daughter of the late William Savory, of Painswick, in this county. Collet—Bi —At Blaisdon Church, by the Rev. F. Guise, William ...

... the return which Mr. Kimmins had from various county bodies to their eipsfcdiwrre, he (Sir Johu) was inclined to think* tAc information given was too limited to enagm proper conclusion to be arrived at. He should like Mr. Kimmins to give information to ...

... the la&t meeting of the Scholarships Sub-Committee two applications had been received for special scholarships from Miss H. Grace Bennett, Angola, Wickwar, and Miss G. F. Smith, of Charfield, tenable at the Birmingham Day Training College. Both applicants ...

... Majesty the Queen, the Prince and Princess of Wales, the Duke and Duchess of Saxe Coburg, the Duke and Duchess York, and his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, had kindly consented to become patrons. Two hundred and sixty-nine gentlemen had accepted the ...

... by innings and 51 runs, scoring 285 (H. Trott 100, S. E. Gregory 89). 67 and 163. The Gentlemen have scored 213 (Dr. W, G. Grace 57, J. J. Ferris 60). 129 and by the Players, the former being left with 165 win. Middlesex has scored 243, and Sussex 265 ...

... Stroud Guardians and Rural Council. THE LATE SIR ALFRED APPERLY. GRACEFUL TRIRUTE SIR WILLIAM MARLING, BART. Mr. S. J. Newman, J.P., presided the i.sual fortnightly meeting of these bodies held on Friday afternoon. Mr. Parsons (Workhouse Master) reported ...

... S. and Sons; and 7,777 qrv. of wheat, for Flack, Son and Newman. From Novorossisk—Amv s*.. Wilson, 000 qrs. of maize, for Kimmins. Drew and Co.; 1.000 qn. of maize, for Stoste. Hosegood and Oo.; 1.000 arc. of msuse. for C. E. Ford and Oo. ; 1,000 qrs. ...

... done. Any dentist or doctor would tell them that the proper care of the teeth was half the battle for health. FALLEN FROM GRACE. Mr. J. H. Alpass strongly supported the recommendation, and deeply regretted the tone and matter Mr. Fussell's remarks. Having ...