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... another Horsman in the country to be compared to himmore especially for good steeple-chase.— Punch. Jenny Lind at Sea.— Grace Greenwood, who sailed in the Atlantic for Liverpool, with Madame Jenny Lind Goldschmidt and husband, writes thus of the Swedish ...
... known, she vanished. Mr Arnold, the Magistrate, has since returned all the money subscribed, to the proper owners. Miss Grace Greenwood, American authoress, writing from Home to the National Fra (Washington, Ijfs.), says : With soldiers and priests Rome ...
... that quite agree in the compliments the author gives to the Philadelphia lady, who, under the Well-known pseudonym of Grace Greenwood, contributes tha memoir of Joan Arc, and Mrs lktlmanno, of New York, who writes the fine paper on Pocahontas. But the ...
... the painter, and hie wonderful power:3 of execution.—Letter from liter!in in Doily Telrgrapi. THRILLECO INCIDE3T.—In Grace Greenwood'a lecture in Barton, Unites; Stater, she referred to an incident that took place at the burning of a steamer on one of ...
... COLORADO PRODUCE. Grace Greenwood, in letter the New York Time*, giving account of Denver autumn fair, writes‘The buildings devoted to farm products and mineral speoimens were always orowded, and were to me by far the most interesting departments. I had ...
... evidence in the Godtrich Divorce Case, and remanded. THZ Atlantic Monthly for May is to contain poems by Bret /Tarte, and Grace Greenwood. The former tells the 'simple story of a woman's love and trust,' and the latter the beautiful legend of the Limerick ...
... evidence in the Gode- Divorce Case, and remanded, Tue Atlantic Month! ly for May is to contain poems by Bret Harte, and Grace Greenwood. The former tells the ‘simple story of a woman’s love and trust,’ and the latter the beautiful legend of the Limerick ...
... perform the ceremony marriage. Of these two are Wes ley ant, and the Whole of the remainder belong to the Church England. Grace Greenwood relates, aft an instance, of the extravagance of Kcw England honour, than when a young farmer's wife made'her first boy’s ...
... 181 66,794 48,257 46,434 Kuinbora Greenock during the corresponding week of 1872;—Births, 69; Deaths, 39; Marriages, 0. Grace Greenwood relates an instance of the extravagance of New England humour that when you’.' farmer’s wife made her first boy’s pants ...
... small. Not Grace Greenwood's, who is bouncing and buxom woman of handsomer in the her admirers than ever, pure brunette that she is, with her clear-cut features, and rather deep and liquid eyes. Well under way to liecome a Grace Greenwood in form and ...
... sleep when I was awakened by thevalarm af: fire..|me the mizenmast went out. The loss Sf shipwreck js simply | w hich Grace, Greenwood, Bayard | and’ other Senerelly be done by observing a\few simple pre- versed with him in Arabic. He told the nobleman— ...
... way, two appear the first night of Zillab**—the daughter of the late Watt* Phillips and the daughter Ufa Lippiucott (Grace Greenwood) c if Waali* iugton. Hin Ward has beea iaritod to join the Fraufaise. RiraSKDTiTioN or WaTaaroao.—At aaiwtiaf •f tlutCoauty ...