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... Mytholmroyd, th® Rev. C. S. Header, Mr. Thomas H. Toothill,. eldest son of Mr. William Toothill, of Mytholmroyd, to Miss Grace Greenwood, Hebden-bridge. HOYLE—SUTCLIFFE.—On the 17th inst., Wellingfon-road Baptist Chapel, by the Revs. T. Cotes and John Bennetts ...
... Birchclifle Baptist chapel, by the Rev. A. J. Harding, Mr. Thomas Hy. Wheelhouse, Oxford ei reel, Stubbin holme, to Miss Grace Greenwood, Unity-street, Hebdenbridge. ...
... neptonstall Parish Church, by the Rev. R. P. Whittington, Mr. James William Shackleton, 76, Market-street, to Miss Mary Grace Greenwood, Mason-street, both Hebden-bridge. ...
... the Parish Church. Hentonstall. by the Rev. E. P. Powell, vicar, Mr. John Sager, Robin Hood Inn, Pecketwell, to Miss Grace Greenwood. Wainsgate-lane, Wadsworth. ASHWORTH —BHACKLETON —On the 12th inst., the Parish Church, Todraorden, by the Rev. Canon ...
... at Birchcliffe Baptist chapel, Hebden-bridge, by the Rev. S. J. Robins, Mr. Edgar Pickles, Nutclough, to Miss Ellen Grace Greenwood, Royd-terrace, Hebden-bridge. PICKLES—BARKER.—On the 3rd instant., at Eastwood chapel, Todmorden, by the Rev. John Wilson ...
... the 6th inst., aged 65 years, James Heyworth, 172, Knowlwoud-road, Tod- morden. GHKKNWOOD.—On the 9th aged 52 years, Grace Greenwood, 3, Hadson-street, Cornholme. HOWORTH.—On the 7th inst., aged 66 years, Susan Howorth, Union Workhouse, Todmorden. BLKZZARD ...
... , aged 67 years, William Halstead, Beech-wood-view. Char lee- town. Gbsbkwood —On the27th inst , aged 15 years, Emma Grace Greenwood, 13, Fountain-street, Hebden bridge. Barker.— On the 27th inst., 47 years, James Barker, Little Holme-street, Shade, Todmoroen ...
... chapel, by the choir. The principals were Upases Amy Sutcliffe and H. Hollinrake sopranos, Mrs. Brotherton and Miss Grace Greenwood contraltos, Ur. M. Gill tenor, Mr. Charles Black baritone, and Mr. W. Sutcliffe bass, all of whom sang very well. The ...
... account his visit to the recent Baptist. Congress at Berlin. Songs were given by Mr. W. Walton, “Asleep the deep,’’ Mies Grace Greenwood. “ as they in England, Miss Maggie Black, “ When the sunset turns to gold,” Mr. Wm. Greenwood, “A lift on the way,” and ...
... are the names of all the children who took part: Masters A. V. Ain- Icy. J. Kershaw. H. Varley and F. Mason, and Misses Grace Greenwood, El&mor Riley, Gertrud© Sunderland, Annie Spencer, Sarah Diggle, Doris Greenwood, Edith Robinson and Edith Spencer. On ...
... *S:c.: 1 Amy Omierod, Whitebavcn-villa>, for embroidery on paper: 2 Mrs. Thornton. Sun-terrace, for pair antimacassars 3 Grace Greenwood. Cornholrae. for sideboard ckith. Crotchet work, any description: 1 Mrs. M. A. Williams, Todmorden, for mantle border; ...
... Greenwood; humorous songs bv Mr. Titus Greenwood, Lyogate, and drills and choruses the children, who had been trained by Miss Grace Greenwood. expenses of the tea were generously defrayed Mrs. Mitchell Greenwood, Lydgate, and the profit, in addition to a few donations ...