... wished to make, but he was to look upon it as an set of grace. Mr Soper did not accept it as snob. When be was one at the persona committed, he was told that his address- Ehe Beach war ea act of grace. He had had legal Opinion on the matter, and found that ...

... that the Secretary au sway on leave of absence, and the conspicuous ability, eiregy, and kindness which he has displayed. Mr Kimmins seconded, remarking that be knew of no one but Mr Hyatt with the knowledge of and enthusiasm for education and with the requisite ...

... of vaccination, with the result that they have decided to continue the much-criticised system of second prosecution+. Mr Kimmins -rae complimented for the moderation of his remarks, but. unfortunately for the anti-vaccinationists, neither his moderation ...

... Friendly Society, and were assisted at the stalls by the Misses Phillimore (2), Clayton. E. Davies, Dennison Jones (2), Winnie Kimmins, S. Parry, Mrs. Nash (Standish), Mrs. McLannshan, Masters Reggie Cook Stuart Lovemore, Frank Wallace, Harry . Taylor, Percy ...

... Street, Stroud, on Friday afternoon leat, when the following were prevent Couneilloni Edward Playne, C.C. (chairman), J. C. C. Kimmine, J.P., C.C. (vice-chairman), Rev. A. C. Lowth, Rev. H. G. Hardin 5..1. Newman, G. Vince, T. H. Abbot, J. Arena, T. Whiting ...

... tons. Waterworks— Re-fixed one washout valve on Beeehes Green: cleaned out Exchange Reservoir. MR. KIMMINS AT RANDWICK. THE RIVER POLICE. Mr J. C. C. Kimmins addressed a meeting of By H. MANVILLE FENN. electors_ . in the Schoolroom, Randwick, on Monday evening ...

... publish certain questions which he wished Mr Kimmins to answer at his meetings. The information he sought to elicit was altogether foreign to the question at issue, and we are not suprisod that Mr Kimmins refused to listen to Mr Ford. For the same reason ...

... eases always meant an inisneasipg one. and the probabilities were that this rate 0111ce levied would advance. Mr J. C. C. Kimmins appealed to the Chairman to alter his derision, as a vote soul.' be some guide to the flaunty (boned. Mr H. Davis secondeil ...

... dwell in yon richly in all wisdom ; teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord:' Though touching upon the whole of the text, emphasis was especially laid upon the first part, ...

... esteem, and a few weeks afterwards I received a letter from him telling me he was in perfect health, and containing many graceful expressions of his affectionate regards. THE STROUD JOURNAL, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1888. CORRESPONDENCE. To the Editor of ...

... sponge it has been. Mr Kimmins is still a speckled bird in the midst of the sapient administrators of the John Street assembly. I hope everybody in these parts will read last week's report of the Guardians' meeting. Mr Kimmins may be wrong or he may be ...

... the beat feature of ithe game. Courtier was probably the most reliable of the four Walker effected some capital saves; but Kimmins; had little to do. Hooper and Jefferies shone in the home half.letek divinion with their determined I:willing ; whilst Nnenth ...