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... Chailey Heritage Craft School in Sussex yesterday. Mrs. Hanbury is grand-daughter of the founder of the Heritage, Dame Grace Kimmins. d b A e’ S ot \O3 R s E _-} B : - 3 SEY & - I o ; , L. R 4 2 B 5 - RR S e o q L R Sy 3 . P s - s 53%N0l A i % £9B ...
... Heritage Schools. A Remarkable Personality. Tbc Heritage Craft Schools owe their success the genius of rema-Kable woman, Mre. Grace Kimmins, the wfe oi Dr, C. . Kitnmius. who so long assisted with the education side the London County Council, and retired only ...
... nTagS Work for cripplod children The death at Haywards Heath Hospital (Sussex) Dame Grace Thyrza KtemUn* ended a lifetime of service to the care of crippled and poor Dame Grace was the founder and honorary secretary l l Heritage Craft schools and hospltais ...
... GRACEFUL PANGING Enjoyable Displays by Pupils ot the Gardner Studios The pupils of the Gardner School of Dancing are t,o congratulated on the graceful exhibitions they gave of rhythms eong and dance forms, togeiuer with solo and ensemule numbers in fancy ...
... than by originality of situation, and yet the jest is kept wholly enjoyable by Anthony Kimmins's direction. Its liveliness 3ains by contrast to its settingone of the Grace and Favour houses in St. James's Palace into whose placidity a panic-stricken Guardsman ...
... Finnian’s; Clifford Stewart, St. Donard’s; Margaret Fritchard, St. Michael’s. Second Class—David Hammond,, St. Finnian's; Grace Lynch, St. Marys: Joan Matchett. St. James s; May Campbell. Carnmoney; Charlotte Gardiner. St. Mary's; Joan Muldrew. Newcastle: ...
... impetus given to these interesting and imporrant branches of manufacture eincee her Grace the Duchess of Marlborouzgh came to reside in Ireland has been very miarked, Her Grace has lost no opportunity of identifying her family with the encouragement of this ...
... Montgomery Harris, Victor Morton. Third Class-James Bennet, Samuel Ward, Alex. Rollins, Alfred May, Alex. M'Donald, John Mis- kimmin, James M'Donald, John Mairs, John Gor. don, David Wateon, Wim. James Murphy, William Thomas M'Neil, Wim. Lyttle, Robert Hamilton ...
... -great corapany willing tender—Messrs. • , „ .. . \ii«kimmin and Armstrong, Whitworth & Co., one of the biggest was formally proposed Mr. Mjskimmm. ana woM d * Mkcd ew seconded Mr. Elroy. days’ grace, but were not allowed it. The con- Mr. Courtney said ...
... had done much; without doubt she would have to more if the liberties she prized were still to be hers. Might God give her grace to rise to the greatness of the occasion. The offertory was aid of the Lord Enniskillen Memorial Orphan Fund, generous response ...
... excellent tea was dispensed at the commencement of the meeting, and the following young ladies presided at tables with customary grace;—Miss Wherry, Miss Armour. Black. Miaa Conington. Mi» Patter son, Misa Gilliland, and Miss Armstrong. A varied and attractive ...
... St. Malachy's College, Belfast. Kennedy, Alex. F., Royal Acad. Inst., Belfast. Kennedy. William A., The School, Monaghan. Kimmins, Thomas, Christian Schoolq, Newry. Lanigan, Johbn, Male National Sch.. Ballymena. Laverty. Bernard. St. MIalachy's College ...