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... John Crabtree, of Hcptonstall. August 18, aged yean, Mr. John Taylor, liawtonstall, Wood End. , August 18, aged years, Grace Greenwood, of Bridge. August aged 16 years, Hannah, daughter of William Hardman, of Hebden Bridge. August 15, in her 73rd year, ...
... near Huddersfield. April 10, at the Register Office, Halifax, Mr. Chas. Rawnsley, cloth dresser, of VValley, to Miss Grace Greenwood, of Sowerby. April 15, at the Register Office, Halifax, Mr. James Clegg, mechanic, to Miss Sarah Wilson, both of this ...
... Mr. Atkinson, boot and shoe maker, she “pitched into her. Defendant was fined Is., each party to pay their own costs. Grace Greenwood, of Wadsworth, was charged with assaulting Mary Ann Jackson of the same place. Jealousy was the cause of the affray also ...
... monument of ancient faith, a towered worship—God’s praise in pillared stone. —l laps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe, Grace Greenwood, —In Bentley's Miscellany Proceedings against Archdeacons Wilberforce and Denison. —We are able to announce that both ...
... Chas. Jennings to Miss Eliza Taylor, both of Sowerby Bridge. Dec. 20, at our Parish Church, Mr. John Sutcliffe to Miss Grace Greenwood, both of Stansfield. Deo. 20, at our Parish Church, Mr. Thomas Utley to Mn* Louisa Brackfield, both of Northowram. Dec ...
... Miaa Mary Holds worth, of Oleckhaaton. Gassvwoon—Deo. 86, at onr Parish Church, Mr* Major Mitchell, weigher, to Miss Grace Greenwood, vr^bhora■—^saW—Deo. 28. oar Parish Church, Mr. Jamee Henry Moorhoos?, ofHalllkx, to Miss Caroline F earn ley Shaw. ninil ...
... Dyson, bath of Ellaud. Skelton—Greenwood— April 11. at our Parish Church Mr. Andrew Skelton, spindle fly maker, to Miss Grace Greenwood, both of Ovenden. Suioliffk—Duckels—April 7, at our Parish Church, Mr. William Sutcliffe, spinner, to Miss Elizabeth Duckcls ...
... her sister hod done it and nut her.—Mr. Sutsliffe and P.C. Hemingway were both called to prove the above statements.—Grace Greenwood, charwoman, of Wbeatley-lane, was also sailed to show that she had money extracted from her pocket that night, namely ...
... near Halifax. Kkkn—Gukkxwook—Aug. 4. at our Parish Church, Mr John Keen, dyer, of Hilliiis-hill, Hehden Bridge, Miss Grace Greenwood, of Foster Mill lane, Bridge. Lightfoot—Mortox— Aug. 5. at our Parish Church, Mr. Charles Lightfoot. mason, to Miss Francis ...
... language. A Boston dealer in weathercocks has amassed a fortune. Who s nothing has been made in vane ?— Lowell Courier. Grace Greenwood is said to he growing thin. It is a case of grow thin Grace. Without desiring to be cruel minded, the Detroit Post does ...
... Mr. John Greenweoi>—Nov. I*9. 29, I’tnma Grace Greenwood, Foster lane. Hetxien Bridji^- o.cki.nwooi»—Nov. as*, l. Emily, of Mr. Tiiom i- Greeuwood. stone quarrier. Moor end, Ovenden ...
... children-ehe. the wife in very truth, in the inward a-i in the outward, is a heroine, though rather an unfashionable type.—Grace Greenwood. .. . Geranium Ccitinos and Planting.—The best of th«*e are made from stout, short-jointed branches of plants grown in ...