... Freeman was the Duchess of Marlborough in her private corre- spondence with Queen Anne, who herself wrote as Mrs. Morley; Grace Greenwood was Miss Sarah Jane Clarke (Mrs. Lippincott); Robert Heron was John Pinkerton, who under this pseudonym wrote his Letters ...

... Government department, and no ne' 0 one ever believed that he could make himself th( liked in the Burg Theatre. Miss Grace Greenwood is reported to be inS a indiffierent health this autumn, her chief ail- lt * ment being rheumatism, She and Mrs. Julia ...

... Colorado ?? Company; while in the latter are the Bethlehem and the cennsylvania Steel Works, which are being enlarged. Grace Greenwood contributes from Florence an article on George Eliot to the I~zedpeedeost of New York which is full of interest. They ...

... full prime of their growth stand ' Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Hall; ' to the left ' Samuel Lover' Iproudly raises its head. ' Grace Greenwood' is to the right, and 'Fredk-. Goodall I is as hale and hearty as the veterao painter himself. Other trees were planted ...

... and or. thodox styles of thought and feeling that prevail among as. The enthusiastic lady-atriot to whom vwe allude -Grace Greenwood-a distinguished name amonk the literati of the states, says:- To the men of America comes one whose very name should ...

... of that Cowv, many of you lprebendaries wvill be glad to lay hold of her ?? Rol'cst &ito tt. TURILLIgO INoInltyT.-In 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 ...

... the deck, and the small gold stars died oat of her azure wings, and she was soon only a little heap of shining dust.- Grace Greenwood's Voyage. TARTAR VILLAGFs.-The Tartars, unlike most other people, generally prefer the steep side of a bill fbr the site ...