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... reason for augmenting the number of petition* mucb possible, ikt Hou»t of iMrilt. f.imii Hreord. A Picture /fume.—Mis® Grace Greenwood, an American authoress, writing from Home the Tfatiomal Era (Washington, U.S.), says :—“With soldiers and priests Koine ...
... Press AssocWiwi says that b Liberals are contemplating petitientag I Wars et Mt. Eaten for Coventry. GEORGE ELIOT. Grace Greenwood contributes from Florence as article on George Eliot to the Independent of Drew- York whkh is full of interest limy ...
... letters of gold, that in that spot is buried lago L—, aged twenty.seven, who fell in the service of his country. A Grace Greenwood, writing (ruin Scotland to the national Era, narrates nu amusing anecdote of a sturdy Scotch dame, which she heard while ...
... unfortunate gentleman was deaf, and did not notice the approach of the train. Inn Ti'hcs. A ROMANCE OF THE BATTLE GETTYSBURG. Grace Greenwood, in the AVtc York tells romantic story of the battle of Gettysburg. On the day huoceeding that sanguinary conflict, Northern ...
... ought not to be left where aod observe that he will it at present GRACE GREENWOOD'S DAUGHTER. will not be entitled octet th ove: for feeding with damaged bat if Mrs. Lippincott (“Grace Greenwood”), the be sell the damaged barley and for that. barley, bright ...
... until after four o'clock, The ease occupie dict for the for £3,375.—Morn- vo | ina ver | ina Chronicle. LETTER FRO M “GRACE GREENWOOD,” OF For de NEW YORK, TO HER FRIEND AT BOSTON. BY P. WILLIS. We are glad to have the of transferring from the Brighton ...
... SONS, 61 ST V1SCFNT Sip.xIrr. A CRARMING NEW-YEARS GIFT. NTICTORIA, QUEEN OF ENGLAND, _ HER GIRLHOOD AND WOMANHOOD. By GRACE GREENWOOD. With Iliustration. Post 8lo, cloth extra, price fS. Fromn the Prcfaee. I have always written as an Amerlican and a ...
... to a fine female child. They have been taken charge of by the parish. AN AUSTRALIAN BLACK'S DINNER.—The natives Miss Grace Greenwood, an American authoress, (at Port Essington) are not generally very nice in their writing from Rome to the National Era ...
... gutrp. BURNING; SHIP. story introduced in the following venue is It is referred to in Grace Greenwood's lecture in Boston, U.S. She is burning down to the watermark, Her weather bow Hee resmehed it now, And the fire lapke out on the water dark. They hare ...
... author of ' Christie Joho. stone' and 'Peg Wofilngton.' 2. The Marquie of Anglesey, with a Portrait. 3. The Ant Eate . 4. Grace Greenwood's Haps and Mishap. of a Tour in Europe. 5. Arthur Arden, the Medical Student. 6. Affairs in Turkey, from our Own Correspondent ...
... selection of Vice-Admiral Henry William Bruce, and that officer will assume the command in March next. OF A Sniewasex.—ln Grace Greenwood's lecture in Boston, United States, she 'referred to an incident that took place at the burning of a steamer on one of ...
... for the former race,' but is' it hardly ever mentioned in connection with the r es latter. ' ' ' er A-GooD HousnwIFE.-Grace Greenwood, a who has redently been on P tour in' the far West b. of' America, gives an account of the wife of-a rt member of the ...