... DID PRINCE LOUIS NAPO) VE A WIFE Writing from London to the New York Times, Grace Greenwood, the well-known authoress, says: —A strange rumour has been for some time afloat in London, and I now find it given with considera- ble circumstantiality, if not ...

... strange enough, the practice does not seem marked. Mre. Ouster is given it, and likewise is Augusta Evans Wilson and Grace Greenwood. One explanation of the practice it undoubtedly that the violet softer to the eye, and this is important consideration ...

... Tyler. or sketch. hare previoontly berm arrant& Of f o lubta's Ilk reerot by Ilrb Oliphant wad auother by an AlSlefle. Grace Greenwood. but Mu. Tytlers book nal a thst has bees 7117sefen lb. .t.t r ct . oe a actual lucky of 1M life of the Queen V. SWAN ...

... continued library; and to ‘estminster, chapel in which he wont to make the Ni in London, ad tock THE BLUNDERS OF GRACE GREENWOOD. Grace Greenwood apologises for falling into a blunder when she wrote of Lady Cairns as “ the wife of the Speaker,” and @ slip ...

... cuntmend the Northern Standard, and wish it good luck in the name of the Lord. GRACE GREENWoOD IN EDINBURGH. Oun stay in Edinburgh being so limited, says Miss Grace Greenwood, in the account of her tour in Europe, and the weather so wretchedly unpleasant ...

... feet, nay, more, Since we first saw a slight allusion to ches, to a pth of a hundred feet or Muir in a Valley written by Grace Greenwood some five or six we have felt now, as we read his first and indeed perceive yet hear more of YY Ne aid the os!) THE OF ...

... two ladies are simul- taneously at work on a Life of Queen Victoria. The one is Mrs Lippincott, an better known as “ Grace Greenwood ;” is Miss Keddie, a Scottish lady, who writes under the name of “Sarah Tytler. Lippincott’s for the entertainment will ...

... complained to a lady who allowed her dog, on a lead, to soil the pavement. She replied she paid rates for the pavement. Grace Greenwood, 7 Laidlaw Tee., Hawick. • I smoked for 50 years. Up to 200 a week. A year ago I'd half an hour's acupuncture and haven't ...

... Vicarage, .South Devon, Aug. 11. DID PRINCE LOUIS NAPOLEON LtAVE A WIFE AND CHILD? Writing from London to the York Times, Grace Greenwood, th© well-known buthoresii. says; strange rumour lias been for some time alloaf. in Loudon, and I now find given with ...

... the mountain peaks rise from 8000 to 15,000 feet high. A long de- scription of the Yosemite Valley, from the-pen ef “Grace Greenwood,” appears in a recent aumber of the New York Times; and from this we find that a young Scotchman has taken pendous features ...

... spiritedly borne, and eyes beaming alike with genius an 4 humour is how the novelist was described by an American writer. Grace Greenwood, near the close of his tenancy of No. 1 Devonshire Terrace. In looking at the ocean Mays a writer in weekly) the mind ...

... THE VIEW FROM BENLOMOND. Mile Grace Greenwood, an American writer, in ' Raps and Mishaps of a Tour is Europe,' says:—The agent of Bealoomed from Rowardennan is sot perilous, nor very difficult, but is 'somata* Maims. The distance is about six miles; we ...