... of that Cowv, many of you lprebendaries wvill be glad to lay hold of her ?? Rol'cst &ito tt. TURILLIgO INoInltyT.-In Grace Greenwood's lecture in Boston, United States, she referred to an incident that took place at the burning of a steamer on one of ...

... scampered J' oftt merciless fellow laid dead with ijlqw staff— Casselts Popular Natural History. Incident of a Shipwreck.—ln Grace Greenwood's lecture in Boston, United States, she referred to an incident that took place at the burning steamer on one of the western ...

... —l am, sir, yours obediently, THE LATE DRAMATIC WRITER TO THE CritiC. 28th January, 1860. INCIDENT OF A SHIPWRECK.—In Grace Greenwood's lecture hi Boston, United States, she referred to an incident that took place at the burning of a steamer on one of ...

... abuse of the edgal tools, in playing with which he Las cut his hands.— Ali 4 Year - - - INCIDENT OP A SHIPWRECR. -- In Grace Greenwood's lecture In Burton, United Shaw, she referred to an incident that took pleas at the burning of a steamer on one of the ...

... Monday, an inquest was held at the Dusty Miller Inn, lMytholmrovd, tefore Mr. Ingram. deputy coroner, on the body of Grace Greenwood, the child murdered by her mother on Friday last, as already reported. The jury re . turned a verdict of wilful murder ...

... On Monday an inquest was held at the Dusty Miller Inn, Mytholmroyd, before Mr Ingram, Deputy coroner, on the body of Grace Greenwood, the child. murdered by her mother on Friday last. The jury returned a verdict of wilful murder against the mother, who ...

... -AU inquest was held on Monday at the Dusty Miller Inn, mytholmroyd, before Mr. Ingram, deputy coroner, on the body ot Grace Greenwood, the child murdered by her mother on the previous Friday. The jury returned a verdict of Wilfui murder against the ...

... some time ' but not so much so as to cruse much alarm. —An inquest has been held at the Dusty Miller Inn, on the body of Grace Greenwood. The jury returned averdiet of Wilful murder against the mother, but she bus ainoe died id' her wounds. • WA T Eastwood ...

... ; the paragraph was headed heroine. It is blessed thing when man can sacrifice his own life to save another. When Grace Greenwood went over to the United States, she saw ship on fire, and from that ship she sawa mother with her child floating on a ...

... the howlers being Mr. K. I>. Walker and Mr. W. G, Grace. The latter, however, soon gave up the hall his brother, E. hi, Grace. Greenwood playe I steadily and well for 31, b then caught the Hon. M«*. Lyttelton the wicket. Nine wickets and 273 runs. Willsher ...

... I>. Walker and Mr. W. 0. Grass: the latter, however, after :» few overs gave ujs tlie l«ll to hi* brother, Mr. K. M. Grace. Greenwood made hie tigures 31. being thi-n cleverly caught at the wicket ti>e Mon. C. O. Lyttelton ; among hi* hits were threw ...

... It. D. Walker and Mr. W. G. Gra°, ; the latter, however, after a few overs gave up the ball to his brother, Mr. E. M. Grace. Greenwood made his figures 31, being then cleverly caught at the wicket by the Hon. C. G. Lyttelton ; among his hits were three ...