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... _MEDICAL _STUDEXT . _• _I . SAll _. _l- IS OUll ALLEV . 5 . IIAPS _AND _MISHAPS OF A TOUK IS _ElIIlOl'C IX 1833 . By _Grace _Greenwood . c . THE Ultuisr . or _THE . rEim . l , _How sill : _SAinsn OVER _THE _1 _SLACI ; _SEAASIl HOW _SHE BLEW Ur AT _SiSOl'li ...
... his intellectual exertion, the Professor would wipe the perspiration front his brow.' A BUTTERFLY AT SEA. One daz, says Grace Greenwood in her' Voyage acme the Atlantic, much to my surprise, I spied • real, live butterfly, on one of the spans of the vessel ...
... on hoard, noek frightened at the fearful risk they had run through unpardonable neglect. Iscidebt OP a SpipwPica.—ln Grace Greenwood’s loctnn Boston, United Smses, the referred to an ineidmit that took place the burning of steamer one of the western lakes ...
... LOST COUNT OF THE DAYS OF THE WEEK. In her sketches of Yankee life and character, published in the New York Independent, Grace Greenwood gives the following story :—A curious instance of Sabbath breaking occurred in the pariah of Hampton, in Parson Mosely's ...
... _was _held at _Boston on _the . tOth ult . The Convention _was addressed by _Mrs Blackwell _, Mr Charles W . Slack _, Grace _Greenwood , _Margaret Campbell , Amasa _Walker , Lucretia Mott . and Mrs _Margaret _Lucasof _England , sister _of John Bright _ ...
... was adjourned sine die. Mae le s great creature, even if he little about the franchise, Is the frank acknowledgment of Grace Greenwood. It is sai•l that 'AL niers always n•ee the electric telegraph for the transmission of his inrftations to dinner. Some ...
... THE DATNEITH ADVERTISER AN ENGLISH EMIGRANT. Grace Greenwood' Is at present, or recently was, In Colorado, and wrote as follows to the New York Tillie:, from Maalton, In Septembir : We lately spent two delightful days in Berrun's Park, which beautiful ...
... —Little Tom beat 'Jack. Salfo&d Handicap.—Middle Temple, 1; Ptarmigan, 2; Tears, 3. * Eight ran. Arrived.— Solon, His Grace, Green-wood, traveller, Juvenis, Notice, Curate, and Baby. LONDON BETTING. BARfc PLATE. j 1 Prtuuc Arthur oil 2 Quantook tkn 10 1 ...
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... a Exhibition; Mr Lippincott, the publisher, and his wife, the writer novels and sketches under the nom de, plume of Grace Greenwood j Colonel W. Smith, the United States army, the husband of one of Hoi-ace Greely'a daughters ; and also the other daughter ...
... STRANGE RUMOUR ABOUT PRINCE IMPERIAL. lAJj. Writing from London to the Ifen - Grace Greenwood, the well-known author. -A strang. rumour has een for ?[, *' In London, and now find it given win. able circumstantiality, if not '. c Jide Pari. Fi:,ar ...
... STRANGE RUMOUR ABOUT THE PRINCE IMPERIAL. Writing from London to the Nev, York Tim's, Grace Greenwood, the well-known authoress, says: —A strange rumour has teen for some time a'ioat in London, cud I now find it given with considerable circumstantiality ...