... there by the prisoner. ( The prisoner then received a vibit the police, and acknowi ltdged that had the e alico with Grace Greenwood, tor her ; to make into shirts lor him. This calico, Betty Crowther stated, i :) was not shirting calico, but made for ...

... Halifax police went to the house of Grace Greenwood, the wife of James Greenwood, and there found a gown beneath a slab-stone, and some calico in the process of conversion into shirts, which i calico Grace Greenwood stated had been left there by tbe prisoner ...

... which the old bird had purloined from a garden, where the articles had been to bleach. Halving the Troubles of Life.—Grace Greenwood satirises (in the Dollar Magazine) the parrot cry that women should know how to wash, &c, and asks why not the stronger ...

... surgeon. His lordship Baid he would take the prisoner's case into consideration, and the prisoner was attain removed. GRACE GREENWOOD (34), married woman, was indicted for feloniously receiving a cotton gown and 30 yards of calico the property of Sarah ...

... surgeon. His lordship said he would take the prisoner's case into consideration, and the prisoner was again removed. Grace Greenwood, (34), married woman, was indicted for feloniously receiving a cotton gown and 30 yards of calico, the property of Sarah ...

... escape. Noshing more was of the Mobil pri:perty until April last, when the gown and the cotton were tumid in the house of Grace Greenwood, the wife of Janice Greenwood, by three police-utlierrs, who had received infurasatien that the goods wire there secreted ...

... them for several hundred yards, that it was impossible to tread without crushing great numbers HiLvi.vo Troubles Life. —Grace Greenwood satirises (in the Dollard Magazine) the parrot cry that women should know bow wash, tut. and asks, Why not the softer ...

... you passed before without looking at me. Madame. said the old snail 1 looked at you, I could not have passed. Grace Greenwood satirises (in the Mallard Magazine) the p mots cry that women should know how to wash.dte., and asks, Why not the seller ...

... disclosures of eternity, when the full revela- tion shall be made of the things not seen, and the river of the city of God ! GRACE GREENWOOD ON TEE WASH-TrUB.-'For one I amn heartily tired of witnessing the endeavours of gentlemen (o course none but genileleen ...

... the other Premises, and Fronting Upperhead Row; and Two Cellar Dwellings, respectively occupied by John Halstead and Grace Greenwood. Also all that BUILDING GROUND adjoining the Messuage and Shop, and Fronting Macaulay Street, with the Right of Building ...

... and her thin quivering lip prophesying like a Pythoness. Yonder by the fireplace sits the dark-eyed and poetic-faced Grace Greenwood, talking earnestly and casting bright glances of lambent defiance around her, as if she loved yet contemned everybody ...

... farmers and agricultural labourers to be sacrificed to the avarice of Jews and millionaires.—Bsfi's Mtuengtr. LETTER FROM “GRACE GREENWOOD” OF NEW YORK, TO HER FRIEND BOSTON. BY N. P. WILLIS. [We are glad have the opportunity of transfernng to the Brighton ...