... 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 ...

... Sh Mr. Joba Suith, of Ow sock, Mr. Frederick Ventimere, of street On Wednesday week, im the 76th year of ber age, Mrs. Grace Greenwood, of On the 44, after « most an! illness, wife of Mr, Robert . of tat, ie the instant, advanced im year, Mr, worsted salesman ...

... not claimed in a Week, will be sold to defray Expenses. f'.AUTIION.-I will not be accountable for any t. Deb's my Wife, GRACE GREENWOOD, may contiact after this Notice.-Witness my Hand this 2nd Day of October, 1839. PETER GREENWOOD, Ridge Bank, Wadsworth ...

... day, nt the parish church, Halifax, by the Rev, W Smith, A.l{.. Mr. Joseph W heelhouse, corn miller, K lans, to Miss Grace Greenwood, of Wadsworth Same day, at the parish church, Huddersfield, by the Req Josiah Bateman, M.A,, Foster Bhaw, Esq., merchant ...

... Mary Ann Crabtree, of Sowerby. Same day. the parish church, Halifax. Mr. Joseph Wheelhouse. corn miller. Klland, Mies Grace Greenwood, of Wadsworth. day, at our parish church. Mr. Wm. .Smith Booth surgeon, to Mis* >ar*h Vaines, both Hoylsnd. Someday. Mr ...

... 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 ...

... HEART HISTORIES. BY GRACE GREENWOOD. ;I SAY, Grace, said my friend, Rate Richmond, 1 I like your cousin Nelly right well: she comes wonderflilly near angelhood; but then she wants something-I scarcely know what-but something. Does she not leek feeling ...

... SLY PEEPS INTO THE HIEART FEMININE. BY GRACE GREENWOOD. IT is one of mybelieftithat every tolerably pretty maiden (present company excepted), who has arrived at the age of twenty years and upwards, has known something like a disappointment of the heart ...

... SLY PEEPS INTO THE HEART FEMININE. BY GRACE GREENWOOD, It is one of my beliefs that every tolerably pretty maiden (present company excepted), who has arrived at the age of twenty years and upwards, has known something like a disappointment of tbe heart ...

... now and then over odd announce . . Tnents, the follo w i ng , f cr i ns t ance , f rom th e Ants- Slavery Standard :— Grace Greenwood, in a letter to the Journal, denies that such a disaster, as Tnarriage has happened to her. I The Roman Catholic population ...

... und Barke. macal or papers of we stumble every now and then over odd the following, for instance, from the Anti Slavery Grace Greenwood, in a letter to the Home Journal, denies that such a disaster as marriage has to ber.’ Be oman Catholic in Russia amounts ...

... ” “What! do they put these raw soldiers to the fire and roast them ” An announcement in an American pay rans thus —* Grace Greenwood, in a letter to the Ter Home Journal, denies that such a disaster as marriage has happened to her.” Professor Faarfecht ...