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... the Her. W. L. Mills, the chair was occupied by the Her. J. G. Houstwourti, who was supp,rted by Messrs C. Hayward, J. C. Kimmins, J. Harper, T. Martin and W. Fawkes; Mr Hale, the secretary of the lodge, officiating as Vice-Chairman. The CHAIRMAN having ...
... study the best speeches and the beat speakers, Liberal and Conservative, admire the argumentative force of Gladstone and the graceful epigram of Disraeli, and when they had read the speeches judge which were the beet speeches' anA beat arguments. The g i ...
... and acted the passionate lover with much power. Miss Blanche Elliott played the difficult part of Juliet with tenderness and grace, and proved herself to be a really accomplished actress, The minor parts were all respectably filled. Friday night was for ...
... Bbrewabon. Greene, b W. O. Grace Barbee, a W. G. Grain, b I. M. Grace B3 Selby, a and b alklainten Flowers, b E. Grace ECottOn - , a I. M. Grace, b Midwinter I Butler, c Palter, b W. G. Gate 17 Gunn, a and b Midwinter Shaw; c S M. Grace, b W ...
... private meeting in connection with this &suet& ion was held at the Goddard Arms Hotel, Old tindon, on Saturday evening, his Grace the Duke of I aufort presiding. BERKELEY. RENT At:MT.—Lord Fitzhardinge 's Michaelmas rent audit dinner was held at the Berkeley ...
... Wednesday at, Dursley and Thursday at Ebley. He has kindly consented to give his services free. We 'understand that Mr J. C. Kimmins will preside at Ebley. SPECIAL NOTICE.—Harry Ferris, The hatter and hosier, 5, King-street, Stroud, commenced his sale, ...
... prayed for will be given? Their answer to this was, that they knew if they came in a humble spirit and asked of His great grace He would give it. Our Master had said that there is not one that comes to God and asks and believes earnestly what he asks ...
... much more creditable and respected citizen than A Sea THIP.-Arrangements NGEITANLEY. 11A T SUND It SCH T the poor tool who graced, or rather disgraced, the t e l i r o e u M to id s land l e tailii i r o syLo o m eo p f s i n o y o fworthanoother triptoexcur ...
... aristocratic guests, is one of the most amusing scenes in the play. Cecil Leighton aware of the passport to the alderman's good graces, engages in business of which he has not the slightest idea speculates in oils and tallow, and on the strength o supposed ...
... (vim-chairman.) R. C. Little, Esq., Dr. Paine. Rev. F. Smith, Messrs Ayers. Black well. Chambers, Fisher, Goddard, Groves, James, Kimmins. Long. Martin. Ractcliffe, E. Tinkle, and White. Number of paupers in the Workhouse, 182 ; corresponding week of last year ...
... these gentlemen had completely mastered the piece, and the piano. The song by Miss Edith Perkins was given with her usual grace, and in everyway warranted the applause which was bestowed upon it. Of the readings Mr Bennett's and Mr English's may be p ...
... subscribers.—Mr. W. H. Marling's name was put to the meeting and carried unanimously. —The Rev. Mr. Klemm then proposed, and Mr. KIMMINS seconded, that Mr. Geo. Ford should be one of the governors elected by the subscribers.—Mr. D. DANNE and another gentleman ...