... Knowlwood. Ti-dmorden. , „ Vatu fv—Grkfnwood—O. t. 2!. our Parish Church. Mr. John Thomas Varley, weaver, to Miss Mary Grace Greenwood, both of Heptonstall. „ . . „ . , Wapswobth—Swift—Oct. If. ourPansh Chureh, Mr. Jm. Wadsworth, iron moulder, to Miss Sarah ...

... 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 ...

... Dyson, bath of Ellaud. Skelton—Greenwood— April 11. at our Parish Church Mr. Andrew Skelton, spindle fly maker, to Miss Grace Greenwood, both of Ovenden. Suioliffk—Duckels—April 7, at our Parish Church, Mr. William Sutcliffe, spinner, to Miss Elizabeth Duckcls ...

... GREEN—February 16. aged 11 years, John Henry, son James Henry Green, New-street, Ovenden. GREENWOOD—Feb. 15, aged 1, Sarah Grace Greenwood RagUnd-terrace, Hebden Bridge. INGHAM—Feb. 14. aged 68. Mary Ingham, Burnley-road, Tod morden. KELLY—Feb. 11, aged 1, ...

... Elizabeth Mori an, Holywell Green. QABPOKTH—GBKENWOOD—Oct. 4. at th« Register Office Halifax. Mr. Richard Garforth. Mi-.s Grace Greenwood, both Halifax. GREENWOOD—AINLEY—Sep'.. 30, at Sowerby Bridge ChueclL Mr. Sam Greenwood, wool blender, Miss Maria Aiuiey ...

... 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, ...

... Mr. John Greenweoi>—Nov. I*9. 29, I’tnma Grace Greenwood, Foster lane. Hetxien Bridji^- o.cki.nwooi»—Nov. as*, l. Emily, of Mr. Tiiom i- Greeuwood. stone quarrier. Moor end, Ovenden ...

... 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 ...

... abor pocket Making, Mr. Hear, Su.cliffe. one of the directors, deputed to watch the stores. The first wir e cried was Grace Greenwood. charwoman, said that on the night of the 14th inst. she went the , operative store, to purchase goods, when she In h ...

... Sloth 5 -sorb). SUTCLIFFE—GREENWOOD—Sept. 25th, at onr pariah church, Mr. John Sutcliffe, wearer, of Stan,Seld, to Miss Grace Greenwood, of Lac:held SUTCLIFFE-I.INGARD—Sept. 2.oth, at our perish church, Mr. J.aues -utcliffo, weaver, to Miss Mary Ann Llogard ...

... 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 ...

... Miaa Mary Holds worth, of Oleckhaaton. Gassvwoon—Deo. 86, at onr Parish Church, Mr* Major Mitchell, weigher, to Miss Grace Greenwood, vr^bhora■—^saW—Deo. 28. oar Parish Church, Mr. Jamee Henry Moorhoos?, ofHalllkx, to Miss Caroline F earn ley Shaw. ninil ...