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... 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 ...
... and also The Brooklyn Union, makes thousand pounds a year; Mrs Harriet Prescott Spofford about the same. Miss Snead and Grace Greenwood make larger sums. Another lady who creates large income Mrs Briggs— Olivia, of The PhiL'.delplda Press. Her letters ...
... also the Brooklyn Union, makes a thousand pounds a year; Mrs. Harriet Prescott Spofford about the same. Miss Snead and Grace Greenwood make still larger success. Another lady who is said to make a large income by her pen is Olivia otherwise Mrs. Brigg, ...
... also the Brooklyn Union, makes a thousand pounds a year; Mrs. Harriet Prescott Spofford about the same. Miss Snead and Grace Greenwood make still larger success. Another lady who is said to make a large income by her pen is Olivia otherwise Mrs. Ming, of ...
... also The Brooklyn Union, makes a thousand pounds a-year; Mrs. Harriett Prescott Spofford about the same. Miss Snead and Grace Greenwood make larger sums. Another lady who creates large income is Mrs. Briggs—“ Olivia,” of The Philadelphia Press. Miss Fannv ...
... 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 ...
... ble one ; but as the I question was one of vast importance, there would be no order made as to costs. CrVIL TO BOTH.—Grace Greenwood, when in Italy, on asking a poor woman, who had placed one candle at the image of a saint, and another at the image of ...
... 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 ...
... _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 _ ...
... in infancy. We agree with the Rev. HARRY JONES in charActeris- ing this document as inexpressibly scandalous. Miss GRAcE GREENWOOD, an American women's suffrage stump orator, defined at a recent meeting at Boston the qualifications for the exercise ...
... 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 ...
... Jackson came.—James Jackson said going to the closet on the Afternoon in question, when he beard a scuttle going on; saw Grace Greenwood come one the closets, and she made statement to him. Defendant barred the door when Grace earac out. tint he waited uutil ...