... Chas. Jennings to Miss Eliza Taylor, both of Sowerby Bridge. Dec. 20, at our Parish Church, Mr. John Sutcliffe to Miss Grace Greenwood, both of Stansfield. Deo. 20, at our Parish Church, Mr. Thomas Utley to Mn* Louisa Brackfield, both of Northowram. Dec ...

... Benjauiin Denison. Mrs. Reid, John Rausley, JJ iUtam Wood, Joseph Boo:h, James Bradbury. James George Hall, James .\;alanev, Grace Greenwood, and J. Booth. The above Properly k very compact, good repair, replete with every necessary. Fixture, Gas pipes nn.l ...

... John Crabtree, of Hcptonstall. August 18, aged yean, Mr. John Taylor, liawtonstall, Wood End. , August 18, aged years, Grace Greenwood, of Bridge. August aged 16 years, Hannah, daughter of William Hardman, of Hebden Bridge. August 15, in her 73rd year, ...

... Lee, of lleiuswoitb, and niece Tlioiuas Lee. Esq. On the 2nd inst., •pci, Bradford, the Rev. John Jones, Mr. Reynolds, Grace Greenwood, both of Culvei Icy. Same day, the parish chu.ch, Bradford. Mr. Joha Angus, ; Jane Oates, both of Ibadford. the Ist inst ...

... Miss Caroline Blakeley, both of Huddersfield. Huddersfleld—On Sunday last, at the parish church, Mr. Hy. Varley, to Miss Grace Greenwood, both of Huddersfield. Barnsley—On tbe 2nd inst., at St. Mary's Church, by the Rev. H. R. Alder, Mr. George Rideal, clerk ...

... Greenwood, of Horton. On Wednesday, at Eastbrook Chapel, Bradford, by the Rev. John Jones, Mr. Daniel Reynolds to Miss Grace Greenwood, botli of Calverley. On Tuesday, at Eastbrook Chapel, Bradford, by the Rev. Robert Thompson, father of the blidegroom ...

... near Huddersfield. April 10, at the Register Office, Halifax, Mr. Chas. Rawnsley, cloth dresser, of VValley, to Miss Grace Greenwood, of Sowerby. April 15, at the Register Office, Halifax, Mr. James Clegg, mechanic, to Miss Sarah Wilson, both of this ...

... she chanced to meet as an A 1 class of numau beings—all possessing some peculiar mental or external excellences ; and Grace Greenwood, another lady from Yankee- Oom who recently paid us a visit, has given us her opinions—flyma opinions evidently-of we ...

... 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 ...

... Mr. Atkinson, boot and shoe maker, she “pitched into her. Defendant was fined Is., each party to pay their own costs. Grace Greenwood, of Wadsworth, was charged with assaulting Mary Ann Jackson of the same place. Jealousy was the cause of the affray also ...

... South Wales, as along the whole line of coast j large and extensive docks are being constructed. Jenny Lind at Sea. — Grace Greenwood, who sailed in the Atlantic for Liverpool, with Madame Jenny Lind Goklschmidt and husband, writes thus of the Swedish ...

... ssor u•pratr, the eminent chemist, is now untenanted. The oantr is at present living at Lord Stourton's villa. Leeds. Grace Greenwood, the American Poetess. I.a. given a glowing desci iption of the place in 8.:.: . j Miscellany. One oi the St. Petershurg ...