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... two ladies are simul- taneously at work on a Life of Queen Victoria. The one is Mrs Lippincott, an better known as “ Grace Greenwood ;” is Miss Keddie, a Scottish lady, who writes under the name of “Sarah Tytler. Lippincott’s for the entertainment will ...
... American, and she has several times been invited to play at Kensington Palace as well as in the houses of the nobility. Miss Grace Greenwood, to whom we are indebted for these particulars, assures us tha: Miss Powell has not been spoiled by her success, but re- ...
... always the most trustworthy authorities; but believe there only too much truth the account of Garibaldi’s family, which Grace Greenwood has sent from Paris New York. She informs us that they are iu a sadly divided condition. The children Anlta-that l», Menottl ...
... ult., Lawrence C. Sadezky, only sue of Mr and Mrs N. L. Sadezky, ' Barwick ⢠' Conway Itnad, Southgate, London, N. to Grace Greenwood (Greta), only daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Scott. 2I linage Street. Hawick. RunumâPabsobs. - At the Buccleuch Hotel ...
... Of good family. Then she is proud. She has talent. Then she is conceited. And a fortune. I wil take her. Grace Greenwood relates as an instance of the extravagance of New England humour, that when a young farmer's wife made her first boy's ...
... have previously been written the Queen’s life—notaoly, the recent one by Mrs Oliphant, and another by American writer, Grace Greenwood; but Miss Tytier’s book is, gather, the first real attempt that has been made to give a true and actual story of the life ...
... COLORADO PRODUCE. Grace Greenwood, in letter the New York Time*, giving account of Denver autumn fair, writes‘The buildings devoted to farm products and mineral speoimens were always orowded, and were to me by far the most interesting departments. I had ...
... A PARTY AT MR DICKENS'S. Miss Grace Greenwood, who writing a series of letters from London to the National Era, Abolitionist paper, published Washington, ves the following sketch of a party at the house of The celebrated novelist:— On Thursday evening ...
... that his subsequent death sufficiently protracted, brought on by a long pro- was caused by apoplexy, 1a state of asphyx Grace Greenwood, A Picture or Rom Rome to an American au thoress, writing from — With National Era (W: ashington, U.S.), says* You soldiers ...
... audience with the beauty of her voice and the high finish of her style and method. Miss Lippincott is the daughter of Grace Greenwood.' , Claudian, Wills and Herman's new play, to follow The Silver King at the London Princess's Theatre, is being rapidly ...
... Joseph Mazzini. — Greenwood Leaves from over the Sea is the title of a series of papers' appearing in the Era from Grace Greenwood. They consist descriptions of English lions, and deal more freely with the homes and circumstances some of our literary ...
... Woman’s Suffrage Convention was bald Boston the 81Hh nit The Oouvenltori was addressed Mrs Blackwell, Charles W. Black, Grace Greenwood, Margaret Campbell, Amassa Walker, Lnoretia Mott, Mrs Margaret Lncaa England, sister of John Bright. Miss Greenwood contended ...