... J. C. Kimmins, and Br Brandon. Instrumental Duett (Piano& lilarmonlam)— Chit1111Z111161T•11.. Miss Annie Capon and Master J. Kimmins. Song— The Blind accompanied by the harp.. Miss B. Kimmins. 1 Trio—. Les Flagnenots Millie' G. Kimmins, C. Jackson ...

... one or two things in replying to Councillor Kimmins. Ono remark of Councillor Kimmins's was almost a reflection on the District Council, but he (Councillor Abbott) generally noticed that Councillor Kimmins came in when the hulk of the work was done. (Loud ...

... 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 ...

... of his services in connexion with the Sunday School Union. We noticed upon the platform Messrs Ford, Oath- Waite and Kimmins. Mir Kimmins presided at the harmonium. After singing and prayer by the Rev. G. Outhwaite, Mr A. Ford was voted to the chair. The ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Hope, Mies It. Herbert gave • reading, The bottle of Old Irish Whiskey. A melody was then sung, and a reading, Little Grace, by Miss A. Flack. Another hymn was then snag, and Miss J. Powell read Politeness, the Chairman following with Unite in ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Sebool, to consider as ardor received from the Shoed Union Amessrsent Committee for making • sew valuation lilt. Mr. J. C. Kimmins was voted to the chair, and there were also present Moors. It. Geiser. T. C. Huntley, Price, Harrison, and Wyatt. In opening ...