... of Castle Combe, of Mr. Ivor Edmund Gunning, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Gunning, of Twerton-on-,\von, and Miss Grace Greenwood, second daughter of the late Mr. W. G. Greenwood and of Mrs. Greenwood, of Latimer Farm, West Kington. The gate of the ...

... Appleyard, of Castle Combe, of Mr. Ivor Edmund Gunning, elder son Mr. and Mrs. A. E .Gunning, of Twerton-on-Avon, find Miss Grace Greenwood, second daughter of the late Mr. W. G. Greenwood and of Mrs. Greenwood, of Latimer Farm, West Kington. The bride, who ...

... Accrington, and stealing jdtrelry to the value of £l7 4s. 6d., and money amounting to £l3-3a.,%h« property Alice Greenwood, Grace Greenwood and Maty Jane Greenwood; Mr. Cumminga, defended Robinson, and Mr. Proctor, Burnliy, appeared lor ooarpe. Tha Chief Constable ...

... stealing a quantity of jewellery valued at Ell 7 4s. 6d. and money amounting to £l2 35., the property of Alice Greenwood, Grace Greenwood, and Mary Jane Greenwood. The Chief Constable (Mr. G. Sinclair) said that on Saturday, November 17th, the Greenwood family ...

... and £3O M. in money On Monday, Der. Gth, she visited the Burnley Police identified her jewellery- to the . _ “1110 01 Grace Greenwood, soother of the prevt. ous ithes, and wife of John Wm. Greenwood, smallware dealer, e‘idenee to the effect that when she ...

... consisting of songs Madam Crabtree and Messrs. J. F. 'Helliwell and R. Greenwood, the two former joining duet. Miss Grace Greenwood and Ethel Clough gave re oitals, and Mr. Bert Crabtree gave a sketch. Another large gathering on Saturday, when Mr, and ...