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... out the lamps and p the rescue of the others, many of whom were imprisoned Rader the vehicle, moaning is agony. Miss Grace Greenwood, sizty-five, of Lees. road, Hebdea Bridge, was dead when extricated. her neck having bees dislocated. The injured were ...
... in that very few copies will remain for sale in the open market. The list ia almost filled up. It is understood that Grace Greenwood (Mrs who is now m London, engaged on a biography of Queen Victoria for the use of American children According to the Academy ...
... lamps and prooeeded to the rescue of the others, many of whom were imprisoned under the vehicle, moaning in agony. Miss Grace Greenwood, sixty-five, of Leesroad, Hebden Bridge, was dead when extricated, her neck having been dislocated. The injured were taken ...
... xt _. yof* The death is announced from of Mcs. Sarah Jane Lippincott, the 0 f who was better known by her pseudonym ** Grace Greenwood. Mr. Albert Clayton has reported *ãjfty editor of the Methodist Times that there stands to the credit of the Twe ...
... SXBANGE STOHY ABOUT TdE PEINCE IMPERIAL. Writing from London to the New York Times, Grace Greenwood, the well knowu authoress, says :— A strange rumour has been for some time afloat in London, and I now find it given with considerable circumstantia- ...
... GIVE ME BACK MY LIVER! Martin F. Topper was at one time immensely popular, both in England and America Grace Greenwood says of his poetry that it wu a brief though furious fashion, and she goes on to Illustrate has British inability to take an American ...
... 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 ...
... ENGLISH VISITORS IN SAN FRANCISCO. “ Grace Greenwood ” sends to the New York Times an account of a recent visit to San Francisco, where n;\le waah the gwt“oAf gx}iGnogv\:;li;a Stanford. }Wl{fl; there, she says :— is party of Englis tourists, Mr. Childers ...
... day, Surrey winning easily for the loss of four wickets in their mnings. Score .„ _ Innings. Second Innings. ' W. G. Grace, Greenwood, Southerton 6 Pooley. b Souther- . ton 35 ' Mr G. T. Matthews, Street 10 c b Street. 0 MxC. S.Gordon,c Pooley,b Street ...
... 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 ...
... RUMOUR ABOUT THE PRINCE IMPERIAL. Writing from L 'tidos to the New York Times, Grace' Greenwood, the well-known &unwires., says :— A strange rmuour hie been for some time afloat iu Loudon, and 1 now bud it given with considerablecarcumatentiality, if ...
... thrive as well as though the old hen herself wen doing the bwriness. Mn.s Sarah Lippincott, known to the ievary world Grace - Greenwood, is, says the New York World, bringing as action for £lO,OOO against Messrs. Harper and Brothers for stewmeats made ...