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... London. by the Rev. H. Wilson Lee, Robert Duncan Cameron. L.R.C.P.T.8.. second son of Donald Cameron. 1.C.D.„ of Torquay, to Grace, daughter of the late William Savory, of Painswiek. A i.t.-1( igletlNS.--311areh 4, at St. Paul's Church, Benarea, by the Rev ...
... 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 ...
... to be had on application. vattLrivate Morning Class will be opened after the n. COLLEGLIM SCHOOL, TETBURY. Patrons : His Grace the Duke of Beaufort. The Bight 800. I'. Sotheron &groan. B. S. Holford, Esq. Col. Stracey Clitheroe. J. T. Paul, Esq. B. C ...
... 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. ...
... 35 respectively. At the doe of the day the more sea 131 for seven wickets. The United Eleven consists of Messrs W. G. Grace, E. M. Grace, F. Townsend, W. R. Gilbert and Midwinter, of the Gloucestershire team ; M. Read and Pooley, Surrey ; Shrewsbury, Farnham ...
... 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 ...
... Ir. bW. 0. Grace Y. Roper. b Midwinter 3l bW. G. Grace Robinson. c Moberly, b W. G. Grace F. Taylor, o Towomed b W. G Grans' 0. P. Line'shire, Townsend. b W Grace Pilling, b Midarlaber_ Briggs, b W. G. OMNI Watson, c K. M. Ora, b W. G Grace ...
... formation of a chil parish of Cainscror. Mr W Hartley presided, and *moiled others present were Sir Wm Marling, Mr J C C Kimmins, Mr Groves, Mr Thompson and Mr Fletcher. There was %full attendance of parishioners. After a diecu+siou am to who &hold.' ...
... candidature of Mr D B Jones was held in the People's Hall. Bioley, last (Thor.. day) evening. The room was well filled. Mr J C C Kimmins presided, and he was supported on the platform by Mr 1) B Jones, Mr J &twee and Sister Amelia. Amongst those present were ...
... Imidlapanod to pay the increase out of his own pocket. nag Most ask the Guardians the cause of the increase ; perhaps Mr Kimmins could tell them.—The CRAtIMAK said the call had been higher this time owing to the unuertainty as to what would be am call ...
... 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 ...
... he thought he -oak. The Chairman: Certainly. Councillor Kimmins proposed Councillor Sibly seconded the adoption of the rrport. The Board UNWELCOME NEWS: BIG LNCREASE OF RATER. Councillor Kimmins. as Chairman of the Finance Committee. presented the estimate ...