... 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; ...

... London, by the Rev. H. Wilson Lee, Robert Ihmcan Cameron, L.R.C.P.T.S., second son of Donald Cameron, L.L.D., of Torquay, to Grace, daughter of the late William Savory, of Painswick, in this county. Collet—Bi —At Blaisdon Church, by the Rev. F. Guise, William ...

... Hyett (Painswick), Mr. G.T.Seymtur(Pucklecburcb), OoL Chester Master (Sonth Cerney), Mr. J. Monks (Stapleton), Mr. J. C. Kimmins (Stonehouse), Mr. E. T. God man (Stow-on-the-Wold), Mr. J, Watts Hallewell (Stroud), adr. H Cots ham, M.P. (St George, Central) ...

... clear to be re-elected. Inasmuch as had served the parish churchwarden for five yean, and A was no sinecure, it was not only graceful bat their duty to return their hearty thanks for the way in which had carried out his duties. They had found year by year ...

... application l>r. E. M. Grace for an increase of salary as coroner for the lower divirion of the county will be considered. The report of the General Committee on technical instruction will be received with other reports, and Mr. J. C. C. Kimmins will move the ...

... wind and waves, subsisting on the blood and flesh of the dog. the third day they were V ...

... that the Council will be re-elected almost unopposed, and therefore As no case was made out for delay on this score. for Mr. Kimmins’s other point for consideration — the disproportion of the increases in the various grades—it seems to us very satisfactory ...

... !>«■ referred to the Technical Instruction Committee, with instruction to investigate the matter and report upon it. Mr. KIMMINs seconded. Mr. Con HKsTKU Wkmv-s said that at present the committee could not lay down any general scheme. The money they had ...

... his apjHjiutment could not fail give satisfaction to the citizens. The Recorder, having thanked the Mayor for the kind and graceful compliment him, alluded to the resjxmsibilities the office. hoped, with the assistance the magistrates and the Bar, he would ...

... The fees received during the quarter amounted £156 6s. 4d., and the expenditure, including salaries, to £3ll 11s. 3d. Mr. Kimmins moved “That the resolutions embodied in minutes No. 437 and 438, giving the ln*i>ectors of weights and measures authority ...

... by innings and 51 runs, scoring 285 (H. Trott 100, S. E. Gregory 89). 67 and 163. The Gentlemen have scored 213 (Dr. W, G. Grace 57, J. J. Ferris 60). 129 and by the Players, the former being left with 165 win. Middlesex has scored 243, and Sussex 265 ...

... Vet in the Saga of Eritliiof and Ingeborg, his patiently borne sorrows and her unselfish devotion are told with pathos and a grace without parallel in the love songs of the warm and passionate Italians or of the frivolous French. Even Bjoinson’s present ...