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... Francis, u child. of Northaw, was crossing the village road near the Post Office, she was accidentally knocked down by Grace Chappelow, of Tollington-place. Tollington Park. Islington. aho was riding a bicycle. The rider was thrown from her machine. cutting ...
... Suffrage Societies. The meeting was held in the Grand Jury Room the Shire H«ll. Chelmsford, on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Grace Chappelow presided, ,! land was supported Miss Joachim and Miss Miss spoke oi' the growth of the suffrage movement, and stated ...
... Liddle. Maud Tissell. Georgina Grant. Grace Roe. Lucy Burns. Winifred Maya. Maud Harvey. Kate Marion. Alice Buxton. Irene Cameron. Florence Down. Ellen Pitman. Clara Griffith. Sarah Carwin. Mildred Elliot. Grace Chappelow. Margaret Smith. Margaret Williams ...
... pleasing items. Others to win general applause were Miss Georgina C. Forgan for her song Love's Coronation, and Miss Grace Chappelow for her tasteful interpretation of Sullivan's lines My dearest Heart. Well-appreciated instrumental numbers came from ...
... Harmonious Blacksmith, Blue Bells of Scotland,'' Annie Laurie, Scotch Quickstep, and Cinderella Waltz. Miss Grace Chappelow was heard to advantage in the song, Carmentheta, while the everpopular Dear Homeland was beautifully rendered by ...
... scene of great disorder until waa set free escorted oqt of the theatre. At polios court Violet Jonnt, Nellie CVockor. eml Grace Chappelow, Clcmciit's Inn; Helen Wait** Vicarage, Nottmg'ham; Mary Lawson, (Carlton atreei, Nottangham : Alice Hawktna. Leioeater; ...
... poet; Grace 2H, Villa, Hatfield Peverel, no occupation} and Fanny Pease. 33, 4 Claments's Inn* hospital nurse —were charged before Sir George Woodman with wilfully breaking windows the Mansion House. The cases of Dorothea Rock and Grace Chappelow were ...
... the defendant about the dog. — Mr. H. F. Bawtree said the dog did not belong to Mrs. Chappelow, but to her daughter. — Mrs. Chappelow said her daughter, Grace Chappelow, aged had two dogs, and took out the licences. One of these dogs, named Sammy, was ...
... Streatfield Emily Davison Louise Cullen Kitty Marion Beatrice Pepper Grace Roe Irene Spong Maud Harvey Annie Myer Alice Eliza Burton Florence Hayes Claire Griffiths Caro Jolly Grace Chappelow Flossie Simpson Margaret Smith IMaud Spence While the defendants ...
... Ethel Haslam, Miss Eliza Simmons, Miss Edith Wingrove, Miss Laura Armstrong, Mrs. Jennie Ball, Mrs. Howard Ball, Miss Grace Chappelow, Miss M. Fison, Miss Ellison Gibb, Miss Margaret Left, Nurse Hodgkinson, Miss G. Macrae, Miss B. Martin, Miss Lilian Mitchell ...
... meeting, alike from the front and back entrances. • Subsequently, at the Polio© Court. Violet Jones. Nellie Crocker, and Grace Chappelow. giving address at Clemcnt'a Inn. Strand. London; Helen Watts, of Lemon Vicarage. Nottingham; Marv Lawson, of Carlton ...
... first and last movements of Mendelssohn's Concerto in D Minor as a pianoforte solo, whilst on the singing side Miss Grace Chappelow, a vocalist of much primly., gave in her best style the lines, My mother bids use bind my hair (Haydn), and the pretty ...