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... a years was at Inspector Beal Salford to years’ of minor importance yesterday Sheffield were ten spectators present G Grace Greenwood 160 MBtttewBcPindsr YORKSHIRE c Miles W Hill c B b W W st Price W Grace st Pindar Freeman F Freeman 3 F J J c R W Grace ...
... been the bursting of the main steampipe and the consequent disruption of the entire internal machinery Forest Giants “Grace Greenwood” in letter to the New York Times describing visit to the Yosemite Valley California says : In return journey we stopped ...
... commodities calico cotton cloth comfortable crocheted clouds coats cloaks chinchilla cepe cuffs collars cambrics” Giants “Grace Greenwood” ia letter the New Yrrk Times describing visit to Valley California “ In our return journey stopped at the Trees Murphy’s ...
... or three days be completely destroyed—the poor animal thus enduring the torture of being eaten alive. FOREST GIANTS.— Grace Greenwood, in a letter to the New York Times describing a visit to the Yosemite Valley, California, says :— In our return journey ...
... y, and to give the appearance of a bona fide ?? Magazine. A Lady Lectures and heb Autogbafh.— Some years since, when Grace Greenwood came to lecture in Dr. Chapin's Church, Bhe left a member of her family seriously ill, and gave instructions tbat if the ...
... giving him ten shillings for' the owner. The owner never called. The miser bought his own boota, A Goop Housewire.—* Grace Greenwood,” on returning from a tour in the far West.of America, gave mnoommtolfihe 'ilf. of .:}:emb;:'dh‘t:om Inghhh.n‘ whose house ...
... numerous other occupations, still they are not satisfied. They have a grievance which is best described in the words of Grace Greenwood — We live by sufferance. Unequal pay is at the bottom of this dissatisfaction. Women even in the service of the Treasury ...
... of Thomas Kershaw, a vavvy about 48 years of age, and who is believed to belong to Hall- Deceased lived in kept by one Grace Greenwood, aed on Monday fortnivht work at noon, of then weat to his being ill, but got some drink till he became intoxzics'ed. ...
... storeys high, and, being caught by two men, the only injury she sustained was a severe cut below the knee. Her name is Grace Greenwood, of New Bank. The names of the three who were burnt are Martha Ann Stead, of Pineberry Hill, aged 38, married; Clara Boocock ...
... Gibson of street ten Morton ten 13 resided Clartmount to this is of tho fatalities of to their homes four wero Infirmary Grace Greenwood of Bunk from the third Btory miU In arms of men She cut the knee and being to returned home Back Fine-berry married woman ...
... voice from fright; Maria Kelly, 21,. Malt Shovel Yard, burns on hand; Eliza Bolton, 30, Bail way-street, burns on hand; Grace Greenwood, 16, New Bank, wounded on knee. The last-named girl jumped out of window in the third story, and was caught by two men ...