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... pleasure party oo Cockhill Moor, near Hebdeu Bridge, was given at the inquest last night by the driver. One lady, Miss Grace Greenwood, was killed and five others were seriously injured. The injured are improving, though all are not yes out of hzx:' George ...
... and 17, John Hall and j Marshall; 18, John Morton; 19 and 20, George Redman and Jonas Ingham ; and 22, Amos Thomas and Grace Greenwood ; 23, James Greenwood; 24, William Baker; 26, James Firth; 27, William Toulson ; 29, Thomas Hall; 80, David Rhodes ; 31 ...
... stolen from a field, situated in the township of Linton, and parish two gimmer lambs, the property Thomas Smith.—also, Grace Greenwood, of Stansfield, charged the coroner's inquest, with the wilful murder Grace Kendall, the same place, by poison. Vagrant ...
... 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. . ( » ...
... Heath at long-off. Ulyett was presently well stumped by Bush, and Armitage had hia mid and off stumps knocked over by W G Grace. Greenwood and Lockwood were then associated, and played so admirably that they polled off tbe match, with seven wickets to fall ...
... Fairyland, Telegraph, Drumclere, Mi S3 Kelly colt. Dr. de Jough, King Bee, Grenade, Tommy, Baj-ard, Simplon, Sunderland, His Grace, Greenwood. Game- keeper, Annie, F] Cid, Kilbride, Sinecure, Sunbeam. Little Bob, Molly, Lady Rawcliffe, Vampire, Lord Vv aterfor**' ...
... Thomas Smith, of Linton.âRobert Jackson (21) for stealing a black horse the property Wm. Pickering of Netherton.â Grace Greenwood (28) for the wilful murder of Grace Kendall, of Stansfield, by poison âJohn Darley (28) and Thomas Allen (20) for m ...
... confessed to the robbery. and arid that the reason whyH be left ?? ?? he wsa not akfaretjna-dnaitbcr. THURSDAY. March 23 GRACE GREENWOOD (aged 28.) was arraigned ?? ?? bar sdtbtbe wdful murder of Grace B^dal. ?? near Haloax, Kj, pafaÃÃÃÃg \mn\ ?? ?? 9*uy ...
... for Ainsworth's Magazine, and Colburn's New Monthly Magazine, has undertaken to edit Bentley's Miscellany. The Grace Greenwood of that' I miscellany, whose haps and mishaps of tour I Europe have, for many mouths, pleased tbe readers of j that amusing ...
... previously been, written of the Queen's life— notably, the recant one by Mrs. Oliphant and another by an American writer, Grace Greenwood, but Miss Ij tier's book is, wa gather, the first real attempt- that has been made to give a true and actual stcry of ...
... Heath at long-off. Ulyett was presently well stumped by Bush, *Dd Armitage had his mid and off stamps knocked over by W 8 Grace. Greenwood and Lockwood were then associated, && played so admirably that they pulled off the match, wirt seven wickets to fall ...
... dwelling house of David Greenwood, several promissory notes of the'value of .£55, and twenty sovereigns.— Amos Thomas and Grace Greenwood charged with haviug, on the 11 tb of February, at Wadsworth, burglariously entered the dwelling house of Sarah Waltoi ...