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... 181 66,794 48,257 46,434 Kuinbora Greenock during the corresponding week of 1872;—Births, 69; Deaths, 39; Marriages, 0. Grace Greenwood relates an instance of the extravagance of New England humour that when you’.' farmer’s wife made her first boy’s pants ...
... Edwin Gill, budder, of Wakefield. On the 25th ult., at the Halifax Parish Church, Mr. Reuben HeMoen, spinner, to Mies Grace Greenwood, Moth of Cragg, Erriugdeo. dame day, at the General Baptist Chapel, New Basford, near Nottingham, by the Rev. J. Fehatred ...
... of Wakefield. Hklliwell—Greenwood.—On the 25th ult, at the Halifax Parish Church, Mr. Reuben Helliwell, spinner, Miss Grace Greenwood, both of Cragg. , Taylor— Loseby.—Same day, at the General Baptist Chapel, New Basford, near Nottingi am, by the Rev. ...
... C};)loradc;; Witg 21 S Illustrations, drawn and etched by the Author, and an | ORIENTAL, &c., PHIL ¥ Introductory Chapter by Grace Greenwood. - 4to. chu/ Cleasby (Richard) Icelandic-English Dictionar&.l-Enlarged Y0rk ...
... himself suffered from bypo- a chondria for many years.-Lond on Medical Record. AN AMERICAN LADrm'e OPIN1oN OF THE SEX. - Grace Greenwood has been lecturing at New York on Hero- - ism in Common Life. While conceding a.good deal to , masculine humanity ...
... after the pardon was received his lungs were as sound as any lungs could be. Physicians consider it a wonderful cure. Grace Greenwood relater, as an instance of thee:. travaganee of New England humour, that when • young farmer's wife made her first boy's ...
... borough gaol; and on Wednesday it was decided by the Town Council to prosecute him. Nxoio Unless= in tan &Namur Cosaiutts --Grace Greenwood is going back on her oullud brethren. She says they swarm in the galleries of Congress raged to the point of indecency ...
... corkscrew from his pocket and flourished it about for some tine, to the infinite amusement of those who were present. Grace Greenwood, in her last letter from Colorado, describes a typical poor white family of Missouri, careless, shiftless, and intolerably ...
... corkscrew from his pocket and flourished it about for some time, to the infinite amusement of those who were present. Grace Greenwood, in her last letter from Colorado, describes a typical poor white family of Missouri, careless, shiftless, and intolerably ...
... corkscrew from his pocket and flourished it about for ,onie time, to the infinite amusement of those wko were present. Grace Greenwood, in her last letter from Colorado, describes a typical poor white family of Missouri, careless, shiftless, and intolerably ...
... corkscrew from hia pocket send flourished it about for some time, to the infinite amusement of those who were present. Grace Greenwood, in her last letter from Colo- rado, describes a typical poor white family of Missouri, careless, shiftless, and i ...
... workmen threw up their spades, and the ladies were within an ace of losing their hearts when he came to show his diamonds. Grace Greenwood describes a tynieal * poor white” family of Mis-ouri, cwreless, shihl’ms. and intolerably lazy, the daughters of which ...