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... HorticalturalSociety.—The pleasing exhibitions annually arising out et this interesting society, are, we find, no lesser to grace the city of no lisbury. 'FL want of spirit manifested on this, as on too many other occasions, by the wealthy citizens, have ...
... NuNONAILY DIRSICMAS. Ills Grace the Duke of Ittmas is, a Trustee of the Royal Agri.. cultural Society of England. The Right Ihmouralde the Harlot a Grimmer of the Royal Agricultural Society of England. The Right Ileum rad ile the Earl of Corns:Tar. The ...
... • T. Tombs, chemist, • g cad W. Smith, ebanists,Cirearagast ill =aNd'edas Mad' MESMERISM 1 1 1 MR. H. D. DONOVAN, MEDICAL Kimmins? AND PHRENOLOGIST, WW deliver EVENING LECTURE AT TIIB ASSEMBLY ROOMS, CHELTENHAM, Oa the above Sclesee.sith EiPININWNS, ON ...
... hunger and thirst , for there war nothing to eat or drink on board. George Fanvall, midshipman, morning at Woodstock. His grace was in his 64th year. of the 23rd a comet was noticed by M. Dien . It is now died on board four days after leaving Sofala. ...
... onward es the body of • ern enrol I . = an tating-hore keeper, at Prierenstreet. died eniere, ho akin/ mere. L w rue POO la grace of • eider with II wife. The wife to sleep with rid be retina to hie and the the offer . of which be died.. Treaty t between ...
... the following prizes and certificates of merit were distributed to the pupils : Class I.—lst prize, J. Dodwell 2nd, J. C. Kimmins j 3rd, F. S. Hadley. Class ll.—lst prize, H. Lister; 2nd, C. Peaty; 3rd, W. P. Hadley. Class lll.—lst prize, J. C. Jordan; ...
... Prince of Wales (drawn by four horses), her Majesty the Queen (drawn by six horses), the servants being in deep mourning, his Grace the Duke of Wa g ngt e cm g , and between twenty and thirty private Theprocesnien mt i ved along Berkeley-street and =dilly ...
... Isisrirds. Kilmhint, Balkier, Kelly, remit. AT TUB ROYAL HOTEL. Messrs. Better, Dims. Demo, WAWA Harrison. Hirdolsk, hero. Kimmins, Long, Nicholls. 1%44..11.4d, Noboru, J. and Towimesd, E. and 1. Turner. AT TUB VALLI TVS HOTEL. HEis. Tone% Mw Balm, Ile ...
... one. The money for furnishing the chapel had been raised as follows :—Measrs. G. and A. Ford, £l5 ; Mr. W. 'Ford, VS; Mrs. Kimmins, 115; Mrs. Adis, Ds. ; Mr. J. Whitcombe, 6s. ; Mr. Bowen, £2 59. ; Mr. Fsrmiloe, £2 ; and other smaller sums, which, with ...
... the chair. C. C. Grimes, Esq., was the rea- der, and the chorus was conducted by Mr. J. Owinnell in an able manner. Miss E. Kimmins presided at the harmonium, and played with good taste. The service throughout was exceedingly well rendered by the choir, ...
... 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 ...
... mess. . d consecrated to the utmost his powers. But he •is vigorous powers of utterance. Sat still with awful eye..l. Oracle Kimmins -_- 2646 To the EDITOR of the STROUD News. As If they surely know theirsoverehrn Lord eras nigh. no more !heis no more ! Vanished ...