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... injured. was assisted some of the others, and one them ran fetch assistance. The nearest bouse was mile and half away. Miss Grace Greenwood, aged 65. Bridge, who had been the box next to the driver, was found dead beneath the wagonette. When help arrived the ...
... visited by numbers of persons for that purpose. The facts of the case were that September laat, a single woman, named Grace Greenwood, 37, Bockett-si, having hoard of the powers of the defendant, paid her visit, and the following morning she was waited ...
... operatives, and in the course of week general strike will ensue. THEFT FROM THE PERSON.— At the Borough Court, this morning, Grace Greenwood, widow, Queen-street, was charged with stealing tobacco box, containing one sovereign, and Is. in silver, from the person ...
... voice from fright; Maria Kelly, 21,. Malt Shovel Yard, burns on hand; Eliza Bolton, 30, Bail way-street, burns on hand; Grace Greenwood, 16, New Bank, wounded on knee. The last-named girl jumped out of window in the third story, and was caught by two men ...
... and in few years the sh(W| passage leading to the well will e forgotten. —Notes ami Queries. Charles Dickens at Home Grace Greenwood, who is writing series of letters from Loudon to the National Era, an abolitionist paper, publish at Washington, thus ...
... chew tobacco for?” replied the boy, “why I chew to get the strength out of it, to sure; what d’ye think I chew it for?” Grace Greenwood satirises (in the Dollar Magazine) the parrot cry that women should know how to wash, See., and asks why not the stronger ...
... ” “What! they put these raw soldiers to the fire and roost them?” An announcement in an American paper runs thus: —“ Grace Greenwood, in letter to the Home Journal, denies that such a disaster as marriage has happened lo her.” Professor Faarfecht mentions ...
... made impogn his premises, and until that *e done lackland not all] likely to be induced to quarrel with his conclusions. Grace Greenwood’s Victoria, Queen England: Her Girlhood and Womanhood, vyvy readable volume. Miaa Greenwood writes aa American and ...
... eoaspetitiona, fac lions,'and debates of mankind.— AMimm. A Soartcioos Teavellsk.— [We copy this amusing passagedbom Grace Greenwood’s last letter.]—“ In the evening ran down to Marseilles the railway. Oar party filling a carriage, with the exception ...
... laughter. This threw George into such a terrific passion that he flew her and fought her like a little cock-sparrow.— Grace Greenwood's England. .■Cocoa aid Milk. —Cocoa is one of the most excellent articles of food for the delicate, except where, as ...
... b. morning -Pur,land AdcerH.rr. . Xorth Brito,,, Captain Borland which sailed from Portland TiiniLLiNi; Incident, —In Grace Greenwood's lecture !on the 7th instant, arrived in the Mersey on ednesday Boston. United Slates, she referred to incident that ...