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... John Hall and William Marshall; 18, John Morton; 19 and 20, George Redman and Jonas Ingham; 21 and 22, Amos Thomas and Grace Greenwood ; 23, James Greenwood ; 24, Wm Baker; 25, James Firth ; 27, Wm. Toulson; 29, Thomas HaU ; 30, David Rhodes ; 31, 32, and ...
... MISS GRACE GREi.NWOOD AMONG THS MOfcMONS. Grace Greenwood writea to the New York Timtt from Bait Lake City, ou the 17th of Ootober :— We attended divine service in the new tahercaolo, on Snnday mcming. President Brigham Youug was in bie venal plaoe ...
... expedition v Marathon, with Mr. Herbert and Mr. Lloyd, who vera all mnrdered by the Greek brigands. A Good Housewife. — '• Grace Greenwood, win has recently been on a tour in the far West ol Amend, gives an account ot the wife of a member of 'it Arizona L ...
... M. M'lntyre. c Yardley, b Howitt 4 Daft, 1 1) w, b LiUjwhite M Oncroft, c Fryer, b Howitt • U Carpenter, lbv,b Mr. Grace :> - Greenwood, c Jupp, b Howitt 24 Emmett, c Southcrton, b Lillywhite • Pinder, not out i W. M'lntyre. c Xlaidow, b Grace - Shaw ...
... Speaking of the balf-c raped statue of Washington, which cost fifty thousand dollars, in the East Capitol Park, D.C., Grace Greenwood cays that his outstretched arm pomtß reproachfully towards those glaas cases in the Patent Office where hang his much-desired ...
... hostilities were renewed, and the Gloucestershire captain thought it advisable to relieve Townsend with his brother — G. F. Grace Greenwood was then capitally caught at the wicket by Bush, from W. G. Grace. One for 25. Lockwood sue ceeced him, and at once commenced ...
... wood (not ont, 1) resumed the ocenpation of the wicket, the bowling of the 'Amateurs being shared by the two brothers Grace. Greenwood, who had te hare Pooley te rnn for him, saw Daft craok Mr.- G. V. Grace to ths on for 3 and 5, and was then had at short ...
... Imperial, and expressed his sorrow at the poor lad s fate. A ROMANTIC BTORY. Writing from London to the Nezo York Timet, Grace Greenwood, the well-known authoress, ■ says: — A strange rumour has been for sometime I anoat in London, and I now find it given ...
... during that voyage, writing her name on the i portraits. A ROMANTIC STORY. Writing from London to the New York Times, Grace Greenwood, the well-known authoress, Ba> ys :— A strange rumour has been for sometime afloat in London, and I now find it given ...
... pearls and a timaiart of marg*jtfruoa were the bridegroom's gifts to tbs bradk Miss Miss tlsic Greenwood. Miss * Miss Grace Greenwood, and Miss Hilda fs rsa of tho bride; were brideemaids, two attired in fnrgah ine-not blue voile and com guipure, witb ...
... Dolphin—Greenwood A popular Normanton sportsman. Mr. Thomas S. Dolphin, was married at Normanton Parish Church yeeterday Miss Grace Greenwood, ot Normanton, Mr. Dolphin is well known in goU circles, being member of Selby, Pontefract and Normanton golf clubs, and ...