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... BY GRACE GREENWOOD. The rebel patriots of Ireland, O’Brien, Meagher, M’Manus, O’Uonoghue, and others, at this present time (November, 1848), and. in their present position, form a spectacle of fearful interest. In the earnest, concentrated gaze of the ...
... THE IRISH PATRIOTS— By Grace Greenwood. (From Godey't American Magazine for February. Sfc.J The rebel patriots of Ireland, O'Brien,Meagher, M'Manus, O'Donohue, and others, at this present time, (November 1848.) and in their present position, form a spectacle ...
... reply. Con. —Why should a chicken hatched the l‘.cc;ib>- beion be closely watched? Because his mother know that he’s out. Grace Greenwood satires (in the Dollar hm parrot cry that women should know how wash. - and asks why not the stronger sex also? “ What ...
... and pitta, determined ou trying (hem did, for by ihtir use alone leg cured, and was able a month to resume his work. Grace Greenwood satirises (in the Dollar Magazine) (he parrot cry that women should know bow w*»h, 4kc , and asks why not the stronger ...
... wand of an enchanter—talent strength of a giant. The human face divine, when not degraded by the vices of aocDly.* Miss Grace Greenwood,* in a letter to the A’itionml Era, describes a portrait of Dickens, Alexander, which she saw at Boston : 1 have never ...
... Lord Morpeth s interest in the Sanitary Question, actually had the impudence ask him to * stand a drain V—Puppet Show. Grace Greenwood satirises (in the Dollar Magazine) the parrot cry that women should know bow wash, &c. and asks why not the stronger sex ...
... mortification, which commenced Ins legs in consequence of their being too crooked fer the blood find its way and down . Grace Greenwood, in her last letter the Saturday Poit, gives a tpicy description of domestic servants, west of the Alleghanies. She says ...
... T IRIS ATRIOTS BY GRACE GREENWOOD. The rebel patriots of Ireland, O’Brien, Meagher, McMa- ue, ; and others, at this i¢ time (Novem- and, in their present In ‘the earnest, forma aged they stand—for them tears of mournful appre- hension and indignant sorrow ...
... that can hope 'o nr.v.-d; for csortioo moderate talents will sure to outwoign the carelessness of the brightest. # , , Grace Greenwood satirises (in the Dollar MnjJr;ue) the parrot cry that women should ho* how tu ws«b end wh) the strung r sex also ? What ...
... knowing Lord Morpeth tnlereat m the Sanitary Queanon. actually had the impudence a.k him • atand a drain •.•-Puppet Skew. Grace Greenwood tat.row. (m the Dollar the n.rrot erv tb«i women should know bow to w. ? b, &c. and a-ks why not the atronget tel alao ...
... corn, bay, fte., if if xsagie, bad completely disappeared off th* premise* Tba lacdlord is Joseph Wallplate, Eaq. Mias Grace Greenwood latter to tbe Nttiemat Era, describe portrait Dickaua, Alexacdar which aba Boaton: I Hava never seen Dickeaa, yet I would ...
... lo tel . I. prr qua,. every inolueiit, the employer helhuugfit him ■ j violin which belonged to the maniac and which Grace Greenwood, n, her last letter the Satur ' u^le and resolved to try its effects upon him flay Post, gives spicy description nf ...