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... successive churches, dedicated to St. John the Baptist, have entombed these relics tin:too rman, and perhaps Saxon times. Grace Greenwood, writing from Path. : From what I hear the best aud cheapest class courses are given at the Institute of Language*, 82 ...
... graceful description, and is well sung by Degenne, Fuere, lime. Merguillier and Grivot, Miss Lippincott, daughter of Grace Greenwood, hes met with cheering success lately at Pole, Istria, where during a fortnight's engagement she appeared in Sonnambuln ...
... though the high cost if materials and the oppocioon of the authorities no doubt, something to do with it.—Leedom Globe. Grace Greenwood, writing from Paris, sa ani chea Ys ime ‘ t ‘ e F l r a. , a om eol. h tses at a l b reg ea iv r en tb at e t b ri s e ...
... member carried FIRST-CLASS FIT AND STYLE GUARANTEED AT MODERATE CHARGES. THE NEWEST GOODS OP THE SEASON. ALWAYS IN STOCK. Grace Greenwood, writing from Paris : From what I hear the best and cheapest class courses are given at the Instibite of Languages, 32 ...
... No 11. This is the first instance on record of an American army officer being detailed to serve in a German regiment. Grace Greenwood is nearly blind, owing to cataract. on her eyes, and will soon become entirely no fora time. and permanently, should the ...
... intelligibly, and in the fourth place such discussion creates unfriendly sentiment. It took four men to separate them. Grace Greenwood, writing from Paris, says: From what I hear the best and cheapest class courses arc given at the Institute d Linguaies ...
... of Fall River have earned 22 per cent, upon their capital during the past six months., says the Bt. Repeldicen. Said Grace Greenwood once, speaking of public singers and dancers, Happy is the woman whose genius locates itself in her throat or her heels ...
... s. But, perhaps, the ame Interesting and popular osntribtrion to thei enjoyment of the evening was the recitation by Grace Greenwood, of Whittler's Devbsra Fritchie. Anyone who only iros lead MIL Lippinoott in conversation wield he earprieed to bear ...
... Ex•iienator Harlan is working bard to get to the United States Senate Iran lowa. Belknap expects to a the honors. Grace Greenwood'. husband, Dr. L. K. Lippincott, has been appointed chief of the land odic*, in gees of W. W. Curtis, resigned. Dr. T ...
... ai rok unk evening in eleven laboratories situated in mg to as .a gas k in li es id ig . ay,. diliereat of the city. Grace Greenwood, who has for a long time allowed her pen to lie idle in authorship, appears now with a biography of Queen Victoria. It ...
... the drama was miserably underpaid. He only got a five-pound note for Box and Cox. He is now in his eighty-sixth year. Grace Greenwood, writing from Peri., says: From what I hear, the best and cheapest class courses are given at the Institute ut Languages ...
... these being thirty feet in length, they would make a string 18,990 feet long, or a distance of more than three miles. _ — Grace Greenwood, writing Paris, ear: From what I bear, the best and cheapest clam courses are given at the Instithte ot Langur*, 21, ...