... money advanced and services. Order in one payment. R. and T. HoUinrdhe v. Thomas Pickles: £1 9s. 6d. Order ss. a month.— Grace Greenwood v. John Armstrong: Debt, ,£5 4s. 7d. Order 7s. a month.— David Heap t. j. A. Harms, school* master: Order £1 a month.—Orders ...

... ahout and on the 31st of August, the third day alto ' 4 ' l ' B, leaving the ship, they landed at tia%anaela-elar, Horn. —Grace Greenwood, When in Italy. Jamaica. From first to last no effort was made to en y-king a pour woman, who had one find the leek in ...

... everybody's eyes as it is in jota think there would be no difficulty in putting it in » four times. Civil TO Both. — Grace Greenwood, when 1 ou asking a poor woman, who had placed >-t ■_ at tbe image of a saint, and another at the -.ma. he devil, way ...

... Suffrage Convention was held at Boston on the 30th ult. The convention was addressed by Mrs. Blackwell, Mr. Chas. W. Slack, Grace Greenwood, Margaret Campbell, Amassa Walker, Lucretia Mott, and Mrs. Margaret Lucas, of EnglaaH, sister of Mr. John Bright. Miss ...

... was fined 55., costs Bs. in each ; in the latter he was fined 2s. Gd., costs 95.; total, 17e. Gd. INDICINT ASSALTLT.—Grace Greenwood charged Siddall with a gross offence committed on the tlth dune. Mr. Hoiroyd, of Halifax, was for complainant, and Mr ...

... single one. Tnrning comer shortly alter, however, the oomibos was upset. ** And than, •aid be, I found them all out Grace Greenwood, in lecture on children rays: **We know by babies crying for the moon, (hat heaven nearer to them than to ns.’* Mothers ...

... and doctor, and after live days she died. Aninquest was held and a verdict Wilful murder” returned. Colorado Produce. —Grace Greenwood, letter to the York Time*, giving an account of Denmcr autumn fair, writes “The buildings voted to farm products and mineral ...

... dull season to manufacture portentous potatoes and tremendous turnips, must feel their occupation gone when they read Grace Greenwood'. letter to the New York Times, giving an account of what she saw at Denver autumn fair. Elsewhere she bad seen se gr ...

... dull season to manufitoture portentous potatoes and tremendous turnips, must feel their occupation gone when they read Grace Greenwood's letter to the New York Times, giving an account of what she saw at Denver autumn fair. Blrewhere she had seen as gr ...

... which excite wonder at our Engliah !hews, how little they seem by comparison with the marvels of Colorado produce 1 Read Grace Greenwood's account id Denver Autumn Fair. I had seen elsewhere, she says, a grand•looking stock, but nowhere on earth had I ...

... AMERICA. COLORADO PRODUCE. Grace Greenwood, in a letter the New York Times, giving an account of Denver autumn fair, ! writes: The buildings devoted to farm products and mineral specimens were always crowded, and were to me by far the most interesting ...

... wife, and yet be innocent of adultery, were rigidly excluded from the jury, and it took a day and a half to impanel one. Grace Greenwood, in another letter written from Salt Lake City to the New York Times, notes-. the twisting of the law from its original ...