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... to the world as Pere Hyacinthe, does not seem to get on very well in Geneva. In one of the interesting letters which Grace Greenwood is writing from Europe the jV«i« York Times, she describes him hated by the Catholics and looked upon with suspicion the ...
... -March 1», Mrs Margaret Greenwood, news agent. Bolton-mad, Darwen, agtsl 6s. DAUWEN—John Cocker, Day Eye Farm, aged 52; Grace Greenwood, Lynwood terrace, 60; Annie Grime, and Arthur Grime, son and daughter Mr. Grime, 1, .'south-street; Richard Albert Hollings ...
... the 19th inst., Ellen Riding, widow, of Ribchester, aged 97 years. DARWEN.— John Cocker, Day Eye Farm, aged 59 years ; Grace Greenwood, Lynn wood- terrace, aged 59 years ; Annie Grime, and Arthur Grime, son and daughter of Mr. Eccles Grime, South-street ...
... Mr. James Grim* to Mias Jane Baron Ishcrwood, both of Darwea. DEATHS. Darwkv.—John Cocker. Day Eye Farm, aged years: Grace Greenwood, Lvnnwood-terrace. aged years; Grime and Arthur Grime, son and daughter of Mr. Grime. South-street; Richard Albert Hillings ...
... the appearance of a I o,.afi.de lo&i.— Cabell's Magazine. A Lady Lecturer and her Autograph.- Some ye«irs since, when Grace Greenwood came to lecture io Dr. Chapin's Church, she left a member of her family seriously ill, and gave instructions that if the ...
... in the point he was ma*mg s t ectacl_s. he took ■ ?? pocket snd flourished it M Infinite amusement of those who . £ j Grace Greenwood, in ■*•** #k j|s ! *JI fl j 'l rado, describe- a typical poor to l«r»«^ P i Missouri, careless, shiftless. ■^.^t-iß^flfl ...
... waters rush from the ?? braces of the cataract with a saddening wail. Do ?? j cross the bridge without an umbrella.'' Grace Greenwood, in her last letter from Colored _♦ describes a typical poor white family of Mis_ou__. careless, shiftless, and intolerably ...
... an Inn Public-house and known as tbe White Horse) situate in Whitworth aforesaid, and now or late in the occupation of Grace Greenwood; also Cottage or Dwellinghouse adjoining thereto, and now or late the occupation of Mary Howarth, together with the o ...
... Public-house and known as tbe White Horse) situata »n Eake-laue. in Whttworth aforesaid, and now or late ths occupation of Grace Greenwood; also a Cottage or Dwellinghouse adjoining thereto, and now ot late the occupation Mary Howarth, together, with the and ...
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... b Appleby 6 bOP Grace 26 JUpp. Appleby c Harris b FOracc.2l Oeoroft, Applebyc W O Crace 7 A Shrewsbury, not out 9 Grace Greenwood, Harris Appleby bG F Appleby ..23 3 Poolcy, c Hornby W G Groce 7 and Q Grace.. t Emmett, notoUt. c Lyttelton b w Grace ...
... ~• I Myers cE. M. Grace F. Grace \ Armitsge b G. F. Grace _..••'> Pmmett c K. M. Grace b W. G. Grace Lockwood b6. F. Grace Greenwood not out .._ J Ullyett not out _ Extras • ;rf --•'^.f^ M.C.C. AND GROUND v. CLIFTON This annual match was commenced ...