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... reports were submitted. Resolved, that In accordance with the recommendation of the managers of Vale Board School, Miss Grace Greenwood be appointed assistant mistreee the Vale infanta' department, .abject to the condition that if required she shall be ...
... NOBLE DUKE'S OPINION OF THE PLATFORM WOMAN. Miss Emily Faithfull tells the following story : —My friend Grace Greenwood was wont to quote story of noble Duke who twenty years ago said in lecture a mechauica' institute, A woman has right to appear upon ...
... years, Sarah Lord, Holden-gate. Same day, aged 37 years, Henry Riley, 20, Sutcliffe's-buildings. Same day, aged 65 years, Grace Greenwood, River-street, Hebden Bridge. On the 20th inst , aged 6 years, James Richard Bromley, 12 Wadsworth mill. Same day, aged ...
... 22nd inst., aged 4 years. William Horsfall, 3, Sunny-bank, Stansfield. Greenwood. —On the 18th inst.. aged 65 years, Grace Greenwood, River-street, Hebden-bridge. Sowdf.n. -On the 17th inst., aged 2 years, Eleanor Sowden, Wood-end, Hebden-bridge. Greenwood ...
... Swd. bqu. , Mailmen, Cuba, Matschen & Co.—ballast ORIENT, swd. &Ito.. Parnell, Savannah, Hanachell & ('o, —hallost 0 GRACE GREENWOOD, Peh r , Maseell. ttorbftrt, :00 _tuba .401 brim Bortr,'soo begs lime, 50 bets potatoes, and I carriage FINANCE, US AB ...
... —Fined 5/- and 8/- costs. Alleged Assault.—A Doctor Refuses to Attend as a Witness. —George Worsley, Nutclough. and Mary Grace Greenwood Glaastone-buildings. Hebaen-bridge, were charged with assaulting George Henry Gustav Wiirx, confectioner. Gladstone-buildings ...
... sessions, on Thureday, George Heory Gustav Warz, confectioner, of Hebden Bridge, sam- moned George Worsley, of Na and Mary Grace Greenwood, of Hope-atree is ended, and Bridge, for an assault, Mr. W. J.B. —Mr. Crossley said bis clieut was not prepared to on ...
... by the Bench to execute a - war It. A LIVELY FAMILY SQUABBLE AT HEIMEN BRIINIS—George Woreley, of Natelough, and Mary Grace Greenwood, Gladstone-buildings, Hebden Bridge (for whom Mr. Sager appeared), were charged with having assaulted George Henry Gustav ...
... but it missed him. He brought another ami struck Mary Grace on the mouth with it, and then struck him the eye.— Mary Grace Greenwood corroborated this statement. —After hearing statement by Mr. Sager on behalf of the defendants, the Bench dismissed the ...
... There petty sessions on Tu ursday, Geor, Giadstone attendance at tea, after which was a tery good of Natclough and Mary Grace Greenwood were charged with tainment was given, presided over by Me. w. Buildings, both of He’ oden ‘Travis (in the uaa the Rev ...
... indeed, replied the In proof of this assertion, I only need name Albani, Van Zandt, Guilia Valda, Nordics, Hope Glenn, Grace Greenwood's daughter, and a 'more of other American song-birds. Hy husband has also had as pupils • number of American The good ...
... knows. - The reciter was Mr. Grose, who gave The singing of the Maguillost. by E. Nesbit. and The wife's appeal. by Grace Greenwood. Mr. Harris, who accompanied many of the soup. finished up with the National Anthem, Missionary Exhibition at Anerley ...