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... | AN ENGLISH EMIGRANT. “Grace Greenwood H recently Mfl'nh-.*-! the :Yfl’u'.‘.—h Manitou, in September:— - 4 r | *‘We lately spent two delightful days in Bergun's T Pl foe | er “ ST S S C = were 3 ng man of good family, and s graduate of Cam % vl Sae i Al ...
... o’clock in the afternoon. The score, so far as the game proceeded, was follows North. Lockwood c Thornton b Gilbert Selby b Grace Greenwood c H Itost b Gilbert Oscndt not out 17 Ullyett cTalbot b Gilbert . 11 M M'lntyrec H Koss b Gilbert 7 Emmett not out Extras ...
... aged 64 years, left 18,953 14s. with net personalty 17,047 3e. 2d. Probate has been granted to his widow, Mrs. Edith Grace Greenwood, of the above address, and Bernard Eric Davis, of Bonithon, Richmond Grove. Bexhill-on-Sea. He left his household and ...
... follows: Bracebridee, Kathleen Mather; Lady Heritage. Stella Bolfe; Mrs Calder. Jessie Staines: Lady Christabel Deane, Grace Greenwood: Miss Pelt, Dorothy Jones; Dr. Smith, Doris Andrews; nurse, Margaret Allien; surgeon, Jessie Stflines; Cornoral Jones' ...
... driver, despite severe cuts and bruiaer, others of the party assisted tho injt several of whom Lay moaning in agony Miss Grace Greenwood, aged 65, in Ue Bridge, was found dead, pinned beneat vehicle. Mrs. Mary Clegg and Mrs , . beth Hird were badly cut about ...
... cousin of the bride. She carried a bouquet of white carnations and lilies of the valley. The bride was attended by Miss Grace Greenwood and Miss Elsie Drake, and Mavis Brown (niece of the bridegroom) and Brian Richardson (cousin of the bride). The brdesmaids ...
... pleasure party on Cockhill ?.loor, near Hebdeu Bridge. given at the inquest yesterday the driver. One passenger, Miss Grace Greenwood, was killed, and five others were seriously injured. George Brown, of Bridge, the driver, said that when started there ...
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... Edna Wright (prizes for French, mathematics, ait, needlework), Mary Gretton (prizes for English. French, mathematics), Grace Greenwood (prizes for mathematics, science), May Allman (prize for scripture), Mary Evans (prize for mathematics). Form IV. (Commercial) ...
... was sent for, but his services, sourse, proved of avail. Mr. Swann, coroner, will hold an inquest upon the body to-day. Grace Greenwood thus daaoribea the climax heroism in private life The young man, ardent and tender, who tuna from the dear lor# of woman ...
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... Florence- Connelly Kathleen Mather, Lily Newman, Freda Pemberton. Royal Life-Saving Society Awards. Teachers' Certificates: Grace Greenwood, Edna Wright. Medallions: Ada Andrews, Lois Billups, Muriel Brown, Joan Clarke, Beryl Gapp, Lucy Hanshaw, Elsie Haynes ...