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Samuel Timmins (27 February 1826 – 12 November 1902) was a British Shakespearean scholar and antiquarian. He was invariably known as Sam Timmins, and signed himself "Sam: Timmins", using a colon for abbreviation in early modern style. He inherited a family business, founded in 1790 by his grandfather Richard Timmins, and based in Hurst Street, as a manufacturer of steel "toys" (i.e. small items such as hinges, buckles and hooks). His true passion, however, was literature; and towards the end of his life he depended for his income as much on his literary output as on his business.

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rdfs:label	Samuel Timmins (fr) Samuel Timmins (en)
rdfs:comment	Samuel Timmins (27 février 1826 - 12 novembre 1902 ) est un érudit shakespearien et antiquaire britannique. Il est invariablement connu sous le nom de Sam Timmins et signe lui-même "Sam: Timmins", en utilisant les deux- points comme abréviation dans le style moderne. (fr) Samuel Timmins (27 February 1826 – 12 November 1902) was a British Shakespearean scholar and antiquarian. He was invariably known as Sam Timmins, and signed himself "Sam: Timmins", using a colon for abbreviation in early modern style. He inherited a family business, founded in 1790 by his grandfather Richard Timmins, and based in Hurst Street, as a manufacturer of steel "toys" (i.e. small items such as hinges, buckles and hooks). His true passion, however, was literature; and towards the end of his life he depended for his income as much on his literary output as on his business. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Birmingham Central Library Hurst Street John Thackray Bunce Early Modern English Place of birth missing Place of death missing Colon (punctuation) George Dawson (preacher) Antiquarian Library of Birmingham 1826 births 1902 deaths Burials at Key Hill Cemetery Shakespearean scholars William Shakespeare Francis John Williamson John Henry Chamberlain Key Hill Cemetery Birmingham toy industry William Harris (Birmingham Liberal) Shakespeare Lunar Society of Birmingham Hockley, Birmingham
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has abstract	Samuel Timmins (27 February 1826 – 12 November 1902) was a British Shakespearean scholar and antiquarian. He was invariably known as Sam Timmins, and signed himself "Sam: Timmins", using a colon for abbreviation in early modern style. He inherited a family business, founded in 1790 by his grandfather Richard Timmins, and based in Hurst Street, as a manufacturer of steel "toys" (i.e. small items such as hinges, buckles and hooks). His true passion, however, was literature; and towards the end of his life he depended for his income as much on his literary output as on his business. In about 1858, Timmins, the nonconformist preacher George Dawson, J. T. Bunce, J. H. Chamberlain, William Harris, and others in their circle, began to meet for literary and cultural discussions. By 1860, these meetings had been regularised into a more formal club, which in 1862 was named "Our Shakespeare Club". H. R. G. Whates calls Our Shakespeare Club "the intellectual centre of the community, [and] the nineteenth century equivalent of the famous Lunar Society". One of the principal achievements of the club, and of Timmins in particular, was the establishment of the Shakespeare Memorial Library within the Central Library in 1864 (the tercentenary year of Shakespeare's birth). The library included a portrait bust of Timmins by F. J. Williamson. The original contents of this library were lost in a fire during 1879, when Timmins was seen sobbing at the destruction. A new Shakespeare Library was created within the new Reference Library built in 1881, and a copy of the bust restored there. Timmins died on 12 November 1902, aged 76, and was buried in Key Hill Cemetery, Hockley, Birmingham. (en) Samuel Timmins (27 février 1826 - 12 novembre 1902 ) est un érudit shakespearien et antiquaire britannique. Il est invariablement connu sous le nom de Sam Timmins et signe lui-même "Sam: Timmins", en utilisant les deux- points comme abréviation dans le style moderne. (fr)
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