... ENGLISH VISITORS IN SAN FRANCISCO. “ Grace Greenwood ” sends to the New York Times an account of a recent visit to San Francisco, where n;\le waah the gwt“oAf gx}iGnogv\:;li;a Stanford. }Wl{fl; there, she says :— is party of Englis tourists, Mr. Childers ...

... * o, sir,” sald Smith, “ but 1| waut to know if you intend to gt UPA :sn.swmmumh_n-nn' An srmistice was declared Miss Grace Greenwood, an American *‘ women m'mpm.ufim-‘.“-fiuflwi qulum-waupflm- The mmm.mmuwumw-u women—fires, unmarried women who pay taxes: ...

... not a drop of ninhflinglfltho&mn,tholunlhiningbuufilnlfy. A Romawtic Srtorv.—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 ...

... Directors, it is said, propose, for the future, to carry no -.oondoh:)&n sengers. In what way they ma; modify their g «Grace Greenwood is at present, or recently was, in | stock we do not pretend wnnnl-e; but the apparent Colorado, and wrote as follows ...

... had yet to do. He | examination of the plaintiff. a) -h‘u’“ ancer w Orton case as he must needs op« A Goop Housswire,—* Grace Greenwood,” who has recently been on a tour in the far West of America, gives an account of the wife of & member of o s e oLI Tplative ...

... than one wife and yet be innocent of Adulufi‘wm rigidl dexdudad from the jury, and it took a day and a to impanel one. Grace Greenwood, in another letter written from Salt Lake City to the New Yurk Times, notes the twinflo( the law from its original spirit ...