... CURIOUS RUMOUR ABOUT THE PRINCE IMPERIAL. Writing from London to the New York Times, Grace Greenwood, the well known authoress, says :— A strange rumour has been for some time afloat in London, and I now find it given with considerall. circumstantiality ...

... the unusual noise. He rushed back to his mother, exclaiming, Ma, grandpa's beenbarkin' at me A GOOD HOUSEWIPB.- Grace Greenwood, who has recently been on a tour in the far West of Ameriea, gives an account of the wife of a member of the Arizona ...

... AMONG THE BODEMS{. Grace Greenwood writes tbthe New York Times from Salt Lake Cityon the 17th of October - We attended divine service in the new tabernacle, on Sunday morning. President Brigham Young was in his usual place of honour, but did not prea& ...

... What do you think of that natmedder there, for instance?— Farmer's Son (joyfully): Cracky, what a place for a batt game Grace Greenwood teUs this story of John Hall, the once-f.'mous New Hampshire senator, in her Reminiscences of Washington:—One hot afternoon ...

... Many of the injured were removed in esmb to their own homea,andfour were taken to the Halifax Infirmary. Theve wera Grace Greenwood of Now Bank who jumped from the third story oi the mill, and was caught In the arma of two men, She sustained a severe ...

... ? Well, J'lt say this for Grumloy, never be satisfied with one hump; if he can't be a dromedary he'll quit the game. Grace Greenwood says :— I believe that for one woman whom the pursuits of literature, the ambition of authorship, and the love of farce ...

... but 1000 ft., and the average for miles along the deepest parts noi over GOOft. Clear Creek Canon, in Colorado, which Grace Greenwood, Bayard Taylor, and other travellers have praised as rivalling the Yellowstone, is but little over 1000 ft. its highest ...

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... which we given an insight into the d Med e ?? d ptermission to resignh exert a healthful Q 3ral n the shicego Advance, Grace Greenwood f iifiuetoet incidents connected with the English ( bIshesaid,5 whaich maybe read with profit. We maks roy l extractsh:- ...

... tute criminal prooeedingd agirusnt him, . WAS THE PRINCE ItPXRIAJ MARRIeD ?-Writing from London to the New York Times, Grace Greenwood, the well known aethoroes, says:-' A strange rumourhas been for rnmoe time afloat in London, and I row fiod it given with ...

... . Many of theinjuredwereremoved in cabs to their own homes, and four were taken to the llalifnaxInfirmary. Thesewere Grace Greenwood, of News Bank, who jumped from the third story of the mil1, and was caught in the arms of two men. She sustained a severe ...

... Freeman was the Duchess of Marlborough in her private corre- spondence with Queen Anne, who herself wrote as Mrs. Morley; Grace Greenwood was Miss Sarah Jane Clarke (Mrs. Lippincott); Robert Heron was John Pinkerton, who under this pseudonym wrote his Letters ...