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... Lord Mayor as a token of reap( ct, and in commemoration of the visit of the ex-royal family to the Mansionhouse. • Miss Grace Greenwood, in a letter to the National Era, describes a portrait of Dickens, by Alexander, which she saw at Boston: I have Lever ...
... in Egton, it being ul,a furtherâGUlLTY. Judgment ~4 i SAMPSON WHITTINGHAM KANCAM [ls] charged with sitdh r BILL. * ' GRACE GREENWOOD [2B], r % wilful murder of Grace Kendal No B 1 p' - ' CIVIL COURTâBefore Mr. J st ' c /J, rfcOCTOR v. NEWBY. . ( » ...
... him for privately stealing a coat and a pair of breeches from a public bouse at Wilberfots, in the East Riding. MURDKR. GRACE GREENWOOD (28), charged, by the C ...
... George Hedman. 32, and Jonas Ingham, 37, stealing from a dwelling-house at Wadsw ortb. 21 and 22, Amos Thomas, 20, and Grace Greenwood, 34, burglary at Wadsworth. 23, James Greenwood, 29, stealing from a dwelling-house at Hawortii-24, -24, m. Baker, 4(i ...
... the Trustees under certain Act of Parliament for the better paving, cleansing, and improving the township of Halifax-— Grace Greenwood, of Star-sfield, singlewoman, was charged by the coroner's inquest, with the wilful murder Grace Kendall, of the same ...
... d. re ?? Morton, forgery att, Shiflield. Geo. Riedman anti Jonas Ingbam, stealing at Wadsworthl. r- Amos Thormas snd Grace Greenwood, burglary at NVad6awortb. JT8, Greelwoodl, stealing att Hlaevorth. Wm [looker, ripe ait llcinirgbiough. Jr . Frith, stealing ...
... 17, John Hall and William Marshall; 18, John Morton; and 20, George Redman and Jonas Ingham 21 and 22, Amos Thomas and Grace Greenwood; 23, James Greenwood; 24, William Baker; 25, James Firth ; 27, William Toulaon; 29, Thomas Hall; 30. David Rhodes; 31 ...
... and pitta, determined ou trying (hem did, for by ihtir use alone leg cured, and was able a month to resume his work. Grace Greenwood satirises (in the Dollar Magazine) (he parrot cry that women should know bow w*»h, 4kc , and asks why not the stronger ...
... wand of an enchanter—talent strength of a giant. The human face divine, when not degraded by the vices of aocDly.* Miss Grace Greenwood,* in a letter to the A’itionml Era, describes a portrait of Dickens, Alexander, which she saw at Boston : 1 have never ...
... Lord Morpeth s interest in the Sanitary Question, actually had the impudence ask him to * stand a drain V—Puppet Show. Grace Greenwood satirises (in the Dollar Magazine) the parrot cry that women should know bow wash, &c. and asks why not the stronger sex ...
... mortification, which commenced Ins legs in consequence of their being too crooked fer the blood find its way and down . Grace Greenwood, in her last letter the Saturday Poit, gives a tpicy description of domestic servants, west of the Alleghanies. She says ...
... sober and orthodox styles of thought and feeling that prevail among us. The enthusiastic lady-patriot to whom we allude— Grace Greenwood distinguished name among the literatoi of the States, says:— To the men of America comes one whose very name should cause ...