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... ion. ‘ His Honour made the order sought, COMING OF AGE. Greenwood, & minor, Mr. M‘Spadden moved for payment to Mabel Grace Greenwood of £260 lying in Court to her credit during her minority, He said the girl was now 21 years of age. She was bora in Americs ...
... , 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 ...
... by the Rev. E. P. Powell. Vicar, Mr. John Seger, fustian cotter, of the Robin Hood Inn, Pecket Well Wadsworth, to Miss Grace Greenwood, of Wainegate-lane, Wadsworth. On December 12th, at the Parish Church, by Rev, Canon Russell, M.A.. Mr. Thaw Handley Ashworth ...
... 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 ...
... Office. Encyclopadia Britannica. Times reprint. Famous Library, J. CORNISH & SONS, 297, High Holborn, Tour to Europe. By Grace Greenwood. Bentley. 1854. Out of the East. By Hearn. Dowling’s Skeleton Key. e——— Miracle Gold. 7T. H. DANIEL, 8, Bruntsfield-gardens ...
... F. Benson ; the Editor’s Scrapbook ; etc. THE MOST NUTRITIOUS. The Religious Lyrists THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY. By BUSS GRACE GREENWOOD, BA, OF BLBTREE. The seventeenth century, nil respects period of transition, Is, in its literary aspect, period decadence ...
... such a close record of each year's work; did, probably, our main friends would soon cease questions of the above kind, Grace Greenwood tells a Balmoral incident which touchingly showed the womanly tenderness which endeared our late Queen to all our hearts ...
... the 'banks of the iDee, and then a»d there selected and bought article to and gmtjfy. 'HER MAJESTY'S TENDERNESS HE RT., Grace Greenwood: tells incident which showed the womanly tendferneas which endeared the Queen- aft our 'heart®: Wben I was in England ...
... —Visit of the Emperor of Russia to the Queen. August, 1844.—Birth of Prince Alfred. HER MAJESTY’S TENDERNESS OF HEART Grace (Greenwood tells BaSmoral incident which touchingly showed the womanly tenderness which endeared the Queen to all our hearts: When ...
... school-room, on Saturday, romoted the oung ladies. About 250 purtoo P of tea, and the chair was subsequently occupied by Miss Grace Greenwood, Glees were sung by a female choir, and various other items were given; the accompanist was Miss. M. A. Marshall, The ...
... praised in euch a me is indeed a tribute to talent, and it is with due regard to the erosllence of the Greenwood and Miss Grace Greenwood. Pro- ror ge lage (Mos- owski), Miss Constance Goodes; song, Mr Herbert Watts ; recitation, “ Brier Mrs Edgar Green- wood ...
... Ruth Greenwood an Mrs. Greenwood Stansfield; refreshment stall— Misses Ethel Robinson, Alice Earnshaw, Susan Greenwood, Grace Greenwood, Florence Mar- vs; shall, Clara Baron, Emily Stott and Mr. C. He: toy stall— Misses Sarah E. Sutcliffe, Betsy H. Greenwood ...