... —Langtry said his father, who was in the Army, had died from dysentery in India.—His appeal was refu.o'd with days’ grace. Greenwood was put back November 30th. ...

... (tenors), Mr. Jno. Greenwood (bass), Mr. W. H. Hargreaves (humorist), Mr. A. J. Smith (reader), and acoorpanist, Miss Grace Greenwood. The effort was managed by a strong committee with Mr. T. Fletcher as secretary. At the close thanks were tendered to ...

... Rev. Edward Owen, B.A, assisted by the Rev. A. Greenwood, Hull, Mr. John Henry Bainbridge, Sheffield, to Miss Martha Grace Greenwood, Ebeneer Cottage, Hebden Bridge. DEATHS. LORD.—On the 13th inst., aged 30 years, George Henry Lord, Heather Bank, Walsden ...

... years. EARN9HAW.—On the 22nd ult., aged years, Stephen Eamshaw, Walsden. GREENWOOD.—On the 22nd' ult, aged 83 years, Grace Greenwood, Todmorden, SUNDERLAND.—On the 25th ult, aged years. Jane Sunderland, Blackshaw, ROLL OP HONOUR. LETCHER.—On the 16th ...

... was given at Shore on Saturday eveningj when Miss Pickles presided and gave very interesting and apriate address. Miss Grace Greenwood choir of children in hand, and suitable hymns were sung.—On Tuesday evening they were at Vale, when Mrs. Holme occupied ...

... W. H. Hargreave songs, and Mr. A. J. Smith readings. Mr. Percy Hargreaves accompanied his father’s singing, and Miss Grace Greenwood accompanied the other vocalists and also contributed a piano solo, for which she was encored. the motion of Mr. John ...

... SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS. Evening school certificates have been granted to Dr>ris Crossland, Inez, Stansfield, CTarioe Stansfield, Grace Greenwood, Grace Taylor, Noi*ah Sutcliffe, Dorothy Robertshaw, Florence Lister, George Barker, Ernest Riley, Herbt. Costello, James ...

... sad that to look at the lads appearance and (Thurman deo male appropnate marks. ass no one would Meek that they had Grace Greenwood was the pond. a foam an industnal home. The proceeds,' HEBDIIN BRIDGE BAND CONCERT, °MY 1' will bring IN& N •N I Co-operative ...