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... the new Ureal Northern and City Tube Railway competed with them. Mrs. Sarah Lippincott, known the literary ■world as Grace Greenwood, is. says the New York World, bringing an action for £lO,OOO against Messrs. Harper and Brothers fur statements made in ...
... THE QITEEN'S DISCIPLINE. AN anecdote illustrating Victoria's admirable good sense and strict domestic principle, writes Grace Greenwood to an itmericanpaper, came to me directly from one who witnessed the occurrence. One day the Queen was present in her ...
... received 21 0 Hoaley, Tale, author The First Violin .« 6 About OonelviS, of E*st Lynne 6 Victoria, Queen of England, by Grace Greenwood, illustrated 0 Blacaaloy'e Laj?, Nov Edition, lUuetrated 0 John Bull and Hie Island 2 English She is Spoke, second cciias ...
... previoosly been written of the Queen's life—notably, the recent one by Mrs Oliphant, and another by an American writer, Grace Greenwood, but Miss Tytler's book is, we gather, the first real attempt that has been made to give a true and actual story of the ...
... danger of your ever water enough remove the colnir from your face!” was the gooi nstured retort. She rather had him there. Grace Greenwood relates, an instance of the extravagance of New England humour, that when young farmer’s wife made h ...
... a nev series of popular letters on thoe. subject of agri- cultural chemistry. They nrc addressedo to Alderman Mechi. Grace Greenwood, thoe well-known American autho- Iess, lectured at Tremiont Tomple, hil Boston, Noveni- ber 15, to an immense audienec ...
... THE QUEEN'S DD3CIPLME. Ax anecdote illustrating Victoria's admirable good use and strict domestic principle, writes Grace Greenwood to an American paper, came to me directly from one who witnessed the occurrence. One day the queen was preseet in her ...
... contents are of the light and agreeable kind which one would expect from the pens of such writers as Shirley Brooks, Grace Greenwood, Dr. Doran, Crawford Wilson, and Alfred Cole-the eon- stant and ever-velcome conteibutors to this favourite periodical ...
... members of the party, the light of lie carriage lamps, set to work tt» render help their lees fortunate companions. Miss Grace Greenwood, aged 05. of Lees Road. Hebdeti Bridge, was extricated quite ■ lead. Her neck was dislocated. Mrs. Mary Clegg, of Raglan ...
... Healey, a Tala, by author of The First Violin .~ .« 6 0 About Ourselves, author of East 1 6 Victoria. Queen England, by Grace Greenwood, illustrated 6 0 Macaulay’s Lays, New Entlon, illustrated 0 6 John Bull and His Island 2 6 English She is Spoke, second ...
... Healey, Tale, by aatoor of The First Violin .« 6 0 About Ourselves, onthor of East Lynne 1 6 Victcna, Queen England, Grace Greenwood, 6 0 Macau'ay'sLays, New Eoitlon, illustrated 0 6 John Boil and Island 2 6 EogliNh She is Spoke, eocosd scries 1 0 ...
... sinsnultrvleougly at work on a life of Queen Victoria. The once is Mrs. Lippincobt, an American writerbetterkniown as Grace Greenwood ; the other Is Miss [eddi(, ai 8cottish lady, who writes nnder the nime of * Sarah Tytler. litre. Lippincott's work is ...