... the Michaelmas course lectures who will receive certificates has been issued. The lectures, it will remembered, were by Dr. Kimmins The Chemistry Lib* and Health. The names are in alphabetical order. An asterisk is prefixed names of those who are recommended ...

... 2; J. PhiUipa. 7 Won by two yards and a half. Tima. 12 three-fifths aoc. Pinal Heat; Thomas, 1; Jones- Parry, 2-. Collins. Kimmins. 0. Won yard and half. Time, 12 throe-fifths ’*HighJnm».-H W. Wllberforoo, lln„ 1; O. A. Jones-Parry. Ift 6in., : R 0. TTromaa ...

... Mr. Matthew Tremayne, of Falmouth. Dr. Charles William Kimmins (Downing, M A. 1335). was married to Miss Grace Thirza Hannam. daughter Mr. Charles Haunam, of Reading, on Friday last. Dr. Kimmins a Dcctor of Science, London, and Inspector Schools and Technical ...

... concerts have been well patronised, but even in the early hours the heat has been too much for the tripping of the toe in a graceful way. Wednesday the thermometer registered 84 degrees in the shade. The annual Speech-day at the Leys School, which was abandoned ...

... were .ched the Rev. T. Elliot, from West Central Africa. On Monday evening a public meeting was held, presided over by Dr. Kimmins, of Downing College, and addressr the Revs. Mac Tier, Elliot, and Jones, collections be’ng made after each service aid of ...

... Thursday last, the following Graces, having received the sanction of the Council, passed the Senate: That, in accordance with the amended report of the Museums and Lecture-rooms Syndicate, dated 24th May, 1881, confirmed by Grace of the Senate 2nd June. 1881 ...

... Foundation Scholarships For Law: B. J Griffith, 8.A., J. J. B. Sewell, and H. W. Wilberforcs. For Natural Science : C. W. Kimmins. E. N. Nason, For Mathematics: K. Le Lonsdale. A Minor Scholarship has been adjudged to L. Wilkinson for Natural Science. ...

... habit and custom of the old pupils. He thought, amongst the many graceful and pleasant references which the Senior Prefect gave them at the outset of those proceedings, none was more graceful and anpropriate than that which spoke of the Head Master, being ...

... fewer than 65 garments, with the design of being helpful to Dr. Barnardo’s worthy institution. The report also included a graceful tribute to the memory of the late Miss Moore, who had died during the year. The Treasurer (Mr. E C. Young) also read his ...

... him to so. lie believed that the Committee would again recommend the increase to the Council, when it would come with proper grace, and would a kind of apology to Mr. Lawrence for what had gone before. The vote of thanks to Mr. Hoare was carried unanimously ...

... the examination on “Principles of Chemistry, held on August sth. Those marked * have been recommendod by both lecturer (Dr. Kimmins) and examiner for special distinction, and will have the opportunity of coming up to Cambridge for a fo tnight’s practical ...

... himself nor of the impression he produced,but of his people and their wrong?—deep and bitter enough even in these days of grace—of his hopes for them, and the resolve, deep as the bottom of the heart in all such men, to right them if by any effort or ...