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... GRACE GREENWOOD. THE RESIDENT MAGISTRACY In a letter to the Independent a solioittor attention the return, signed by Sir Antony Mac Donnell, showing the profession or occupation, prior to appointments, of the peroms now occupying the position of resident ...
... Grace Greenwood. Grace Greenwood has been striding Into the iegarde of tke editor of the phis Prom at it pace that real:y mat vellous. daith he, AL the last Salm day evening 'reunion' readings in costume. 11.. r personation* exceeded anything the waiter ...
... “GRACE GREENWOOD,” Mrs. Saba Jane Lippincott, the American journalist and authoress, so widely known “Grace Greenwood,” died New Rochelle on Wednesday. She was born Pompey, the State of New York, on September 28, 1825, and was educated Rochester, in the ...
... BY GRACE GREENWOOD. The rebel patriots of Ireland, O’Brien, Meagher, M’Manus, O’Uonoghue, and others, at this present time (November, 1848), and. in their present position, form a spectacle of fearful interest. In the earnest, concentrated gaze of the ...
... THE IRISH PATRIOTS— By Grace Greenwood. (From Godey't American Magazine for February. Sfc.J The rebel patriots of Ireland, O'Brien,Meagher, M'Manus, O'Donohue, and others, at this present time, (November 1848.) and in their present position, form a spectacle ...
... Grace Greenwood on George Eliot.— Grace Greenwood contributes from Florence article on George Eliot to the Independent of New York which is full of interest. They fir.«-t met when Miss Evans was living with the'Chapmans before she had written any of the ...
... MII;&N.—PI!VA!I FAMILY by Grace Greenwood, the -vm-fi and g por day. I-!:unn.ll.?pflh” ...
... THE HOUSEHOLD BABY, BY GRACE GREENWooD. What a joy to human eyes it laughs, or it' ; • What a treasure, what a prize, Is the household baby! By temper It is crovnng, the name dear precious darling, I Is the household baby I If the scene without dreary ...
... GRACE GREENWOOD ON THE MORMONS•! Grew Graeawood write/ to the Nets York Woes from Malt Lake City, o• the 17th of October :— We attended Divine service in the new tabernacle on Sunday monks& President Brigham Young was is bis usual place of bower. hut ...
... | AN ENGLISH EMIGRANT. “Grace Greenwood H recently Mfl'nh-.*-! the :Yfl’u'.‘.—h Manitou, in September:— - 4 r | *‘We lately spent two delightful days in Bergun's T Pl foe | er “ ST S S C = were 3 ng man of good family, and s graduate of Cam % vl Sae i Al ...
... Chloro-Linseed RO-LI Cough Loasnfas, post tree, Td. Of Chemists. ' GRACE GREENWOOD, in a lecture on children, says: We know by babies crying for the moon that heaven is nearer to them than to us. Mothers should bear this in mind, and not flog the little ...