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... who w ere contemporaries with the venerable founders of Methodism. On Wednesday week, the 76th year of her age, Mr*. Grace Greenwood, of Halifax. On Tuesday week, after short illness, in the 70lli year Of her aae. much regretted by her relatives and friends ...
... Crabtree of Sowerby. ' Same day, at the parish church, Halifax, Mr. Joseph Wheel- house, corn miUer, of EUand, to Miss Grace Greenwood, of w adsworth. ' Same day, at the parish church, Leeds, WiUiam Smith Booth surgeon, to Miss Sarah Vaines, both of Hoyland ...
... John Hall and William Marshall; 18, John Morton; 19 and 20, George Redman and Jonas Ingham ; 21 and 22, Amos Thomas and Grace Greenwood ; 23, James Greenwood ; 24, William Baker; 2i, James Firth; 27, William Toulson; 29, Thomas Hall; 30, David Rhodes; 31 ...
... conveyed away. Amongst these articles wu a gown, which about two months after wu found in the hoase of a female named Grace Greenwood, who is at present confined in the castle on a charge of burglary. From information received from the female prisoner ...
... Manchester Guardian. M A li X I _ G E S . Yesterday, at Eastbn.uk Chapel, by the Rev. John Jones, Mr. Dauiel Reynold* lv Miss Grace Greenwood, both of Cal- verley. Same day, at our parish church, Mr. John Angus to Miss Jane Oates, both of this town. On Tuesday ...
... have been expended, would certainly be the greatest and most powerful, if not the most compact, in the United Kingdom. Grace Greenwood, writing about the wonderful business activity of Chicagoans, says that even the little children of that city are infected ...
... asylums vagrants, two classes together constituting rather more than per cent, the total pauperism, Colokado Produce.—Grace Greenwood, letter to the York Times, giving account Denver autumn fair, writes:—“The buildings devoted to farm products and mineral ...
... fine of 10s, costs (83), or to be imprisc atin ty of a Hovss oF 0 Te- Borough Coart, oa W: Peddar, Elizabeth Benson, Grace Greenwood, found in a of -fame, in eaid that, is quence of complaints which had been fre he weat to F all the The house, was collar ...
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... Joseph Craven, Samuel Mercer, landlord of the Queen Hotel, at the top of Dial ton Lane, was charged with assaulting Grace Greenwood, wite of Joseph Greenwood, of Oxen- hope, on Wednesday last. — The complainant stated that on Wednesday last she went ...
... burnt arm. Ellen Richardson (22), Range Bank, fractured elbow. Sarah Lee (11), Holden Street, loss of voice from fright. Grace Greenwood (16), New Bank, wound of knee. Maria Kelly (21), Malt Shovel Yard, bruise of hand. Eliza Bolton (30), Railway Street, ...
... from the fright. She was rendered ; entirely speechless, and it was some time before she ; recovered her voice at aIL Grace Greenwood, 16, New Bank, wound on the knee. This girl jumped out of a window in the third storey, and was caught by two navvies ...