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... 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 ...
... Gadget!, J Greenstreet, W W Goddard A H G heelas , W Hall, J Holloway A J Hoskins, knight, O Hudson John Jacob, J acob, C C Kimmins, W 0 Lambert, J Laverack, \V Matthews, Graves Smith W J P Marling, F.R.H.S., Sir Wm. H. Marline. Bart. Messrs R B Martin, ...
... various organizations which either had been or were in existence. The Bev. E. Jacob was elected presideut ; Messrs Nott and Kimmins. ricepresidents; Mr A T Daniels, secretary ; and Miss Kate Lydeard, treasurer. A representative committee was aPerwards selected ...
... is a list of subscrihers :—Sir John E. Darington, Bart., 31. P., Sir W. H. Marling. Bart., Messrs Charles Curtis, J. C. C. Kimmins, I'. J, Barnes, E. Gardiner. J. E. Webb, T. H. Abbott, P. C. Cunningham, George Vines, Edward Playne, S. J. Newman, F. E. ...
... Apperly, Major H. G. Rieanlo. Messrs F. E. t'ritchley. J. Alargetson, G. Losidey-Williams, W. G. Matthew Grist. J. C. C. Kimmins and A. R. (:hews. L.1R01 . 11 EXC'HANGES. The Chairman read a letter from the Hoard of Education oil the subject of Labour ...
... Council to give them pewee to engage an engineer to continue the work Mr. Haynes bad comnienced.— Agreed. NEW REGULATIONS. Mr. Kimmins also reported that at the Highway Committee meeting held that morning, it was decided that in future every man employed by ...
... tasteful and attractive arrangement of the tables, together made a sight long to be remembered by those present. Previous to grace, the Vicar (Rev. W. Symonds) asked all to join in singing the lational Anthem, which was heartily done, the Band accompany ...
... Masonic Schools forGirbt and Hoye,. and 03,060 to the RoyalGencral Theatrical Fund. A Gtorcgcrrasitiar. Lam Poinksen. —Br E M Grace held an inuol.don Friday afternoon upen Mrs Williams, wife .f Mr Alphonso Wilkens. the Elms, Tockington. It appeared that from ...
... --M. Stephanie Bennett, Stroud Ladies' College ; Gladys E. Fawkes, Uplands College ; Winifred L. Johnson, Private Tuition ; Grace M. L. Sutumerhayes, Miss G 81111.481. (Between 14 and 16 years of age) Louie Alder and Ines Ethel Bennett, Abbotsford Cellos ...
... 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 ...
... of changing the representation of the Cainacross Division in the Gloucester County Council. The scat held by Mr J. C. C. Kimmins during the past eight or nine years is the object desired. Mr Marling has the advantage of a capital organisation ; and the ...
... 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, ...