... in everybody's eyes as it is in yours, I think there would be no difficulty in putting it in about four CIVIL TO BOTlL—Grace Greenwood, when in Italy, gm asking a poor woman, who had placed one candle at the image of a saint, and another at the image of ...

... but there, whist! Did you set the trap, Hannah The rats are getting as bold as lions. (To be continued.) FELICIA. BY GRACE GREENWOOD. S 0 much there is in this dear love of thine , All heavenly pure, that I can think no wrong Itthings held sacred, and ...

... to have become an established institution. Among those who have acquired good position as letter-writers, are Mrs. Grace Greenwood Lippincott, Mrs. Briggs ( Olivia), Mrs. Mary Clemmer Ames, Mrs. Pittman, Miss Shirley Dare Dunning, and Mrs. Harriet ...

... le>rd Bishop of Nassau, aged four days. April 12, Victoria Cottage, Brewer Street, after long and painful illness, Ellen Grace Greenwood, aged 20, second surviving daughter of the late Mr. Jobu Greenwood. Her end was peace. April 19, after a long affliction ...

... 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 ...

... women in the lecture field of that country during the coming season. Among these are Susan B. Anthony, Anna E. Dickinson, Grace Greenwood, Olive Logan, Mrs. Livermore, and Mrs. George Vandenhoff. It is interesting to notice the subjects selected by these ladies ...

... Bird’s Robin Day. Phillimore’s Comm. on International Law. . Squier’s (E.G.) Amer. Archae. Researches. Bvo. N.York.lBsl. l Grace Greenwood’s Stories. Indian Architecture. Murray. Seint Mar. (r 3 Early English Text Society. l Partenay or Lusigner. (22) Ditto ...

... A LITTLE STORY OF CHARLES DICKENS. BY GRACE GREENWOOD. NE morning in the summer of 1852, standing by the drawing-room window of a friend's house in London where I was visiting, I remarked in the London, below a very curious little brougham, drawn by a ...

... SPHERE. LAME FELIX, and What He Found to Say to the Boys of Draintree. FREDDIE'S PRAYER. ABOUT SW! E LITTLE FRIENDS. By GRACE GREENWOOD. PLAY HOUR, Ac JAMES CLARKE & CO., FLEET STREET, F.A. TIDE STORY OF BUNIIILI, FIELDS Is the Title of n cry informing Article ...

... Washington, and do an immense amount of work as correspondents. and| editorial writers. Among these are Mrs. Lippiucott, Grace Greenwood, of the Tribune ; * , Olivia,” of the Philadelphia Press and Mrs. Snead, the Mias Grundy of the World. English Women ...

... Washington, and do an immense amount of work as correspondents andj editorial writers. Among these are Mrs. Lippincott, Grace Greenwood, of the Tribune ; Mrs. Briggs, Olivia, of the Philadelphia Press ; and Mrs. Snead, the Miss Grandy of the World ...

... William R. Riddle foreman of measurers, Horace C. Leo clerk, and Robert F. Laurence inspector, in the Boston Custom-house.—Grace Greenwood writes from Washington that Senator Nye looks like Ben. Franklin.—The Hon. W. W. Murphy, late Consul-General at Frank ...