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... was held by Mr Ingham, coroner for the district, and a respectable jury (Mr Edward Edmondson, foreman), on the body of Grace Greenwood, of Hill House, Mytholmroyd, who was murdered by her mother, on Friday last, the particulars of which appeared in the ...
... Inn, Mytholtnroyd, an inquest was held by Mr. Ingram, coroner for the district, and • respectable jury, on the body of Grace Greenwood, of Hill House, Ifytholum royd, who was murdered by her mother on the previous Friday. Several witnesses were examined ...
... Inu, Mytbolmroyd, an inquest was held by Mr. Ingram, coroner for the district, and a respectable jury, on the body of Grace Greenwood, of Hill House, Myfcbolmroyd, who was murdered her mother on the previous Friday. Several witnesses were examined, and ...
... Inn, Mytholtnroyd, an inquest was held by Mr. Ingram, coroner for the district, and a respectable jury. on the body of Grace Greenwood, of Hill House, Mytholniroyd, who was murdered by her mother on the previous Friday. Several witnesses were examined, ...
... no longer bow. Bat laughs thee ime. as she teacheth thee how, Sh* Aath cheated thee Cf I ARLES NTE. IQravt lpn>toriCo. GRACE GREENWOOD. [The following story was originally published in an American periodical some years ago.] ** I tsv, said tup friend Kate ...
... you to think your horse Ia. none of your own, or else that it is the only creature of the ror two that lisa brains. co0 Grace Greenwood, when in Italy, on asking a poor womnam, ,le who had placed one candle at the image of a saint and Id another at the image ...
... submitted to the action of rum, to collect subscriptions and make arrangements The Rouse of Representatives has passed a Bill GRACE GREENWOOD his Royal Highness, it was proposed that the sum of _ • the rays of light through a negative ; and the secret for ...
... is large in everybody's eyes it is in yours, I think there would difficulty putting it in about four times.' to Both. Grace Greenwood, when Italy, asking a poor woman, who had placed one candle at the image saint, and another at the image he devil, why ...
... HOUSEHOLD BABY. BY GRACE GREENWOOD. What a joy to human eyes, When it laughs, or when it cries ; What a treasure, what a prize, Is the household baby Be its temper, rising, falling. It is cooing, crowing, squalling; 'Tis the same dear, precious darling ...
... ,9LY PEEPS INTO THE HEART FrMININE. -, - '-11 - wnnn. BY~ GRACE GREENWOOD. [The following Originally appeared in an American periodical a some years ago.) it it, one of my beliefs that every tolerably Pretty Malden d (present company exceepted), Who l~as ...
... also The Brooklyn Union, makes a thousand pounds a-year; Mrs. Harriett Prescott Spofford about the same. Miss Snead and Grace Greenwood make larger sums. Another lady who creates large income is Mrs. Briggs—“ Olivia,” of The Philadelphia Press. Miss Fannv ...
... * o, sir,” sald Smith, “ but 1| waut to know if you intend to gt UPA :sn.swmmumh_n-nn' An srmistice was declared Miss Grace Greenwood, an American *‘ women m'mpm.ufim-‘.“-fiuflwi qulum-waupflm- The mmm.mmuwumw-u women—fires, unmarried women who pay taxes: ...