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... 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 ...
... Thomas Cochnuie, to Liaide. daughter of John Douglas, 4 Mill Path, Hayrick. DEATHS. COWMAN. —At Hawick, on the 17th inst., Grace Greenwood Gladstone Maxwell, beloved wife of Frederick Robert Coleman, Rookwood, Ravemicourt Park, London, W., and daughter of Kr ...
... Robert Gardiner, late of Crosswood, Aberystwith. MAXWELL.— At Union Hotel, Berwick-on- Tweed, suddenly, on August 29, Grace Greenwood, widow John Maxwell (late The Limes, Hawick). SANDERSON.— At Stow. Midlothian, on Aug. 30. Margaret Brown Livingstone ...
... Salvation Army pleasure party on Cockhill Moor, near liebden Bridge, was given the inquest by the driver. One lady, Miss Grace Greenwood, was killed, and five other females seriously injured. Happily, the injured are improving, though not yet aJJ out of danger ...
... and also The Brooklyn Union, makes thousand pounds a year; Mrs Harriet Prescott Spofford about the same. Miss Snead and Grace Greenwood make larger sums. Another lady who creates large income Mrs Briggs— Olivia, of The PhiL'.delplda Press. Her letters ...
... the press, and will be published early in December by Unwin, of Paternoster Square. Miss Lippincott, the daughter of “Grace Greenwood,” will make her operatic dibul in Italy next month. ...
... 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 ...
... little American, and she has several times been invited play Kensington Palace as well in the houses of the nobility. Miss Grace Greenwood, whom we are indebted for thepe particulars, assures us that Miss Powell has not been spoiled her success, but remains ...
... Salvation Army pleasure party on Cockhill Moor, near Hebden Bridge, was given the inquest by the driver. One lady, Miss Grace Greenwood, was killed, and five other females seriously injured. Happily, the injured are improving, though not yet all out of danger ...
... —Little Tom beat 'Jack. Salfo&d Handicap.—Middle Temple, 1; Ptarmigan, 2; Tears, 3. * Eight ran. Arrived.— Solon, His Grace, Green-wood, traveller, Juvenis, Notice, Curate, and Baby. LONDON BETTING. BARfc PLATE. j 1 Prtuuc Arthur oil 2 Quantook tkn 10 1 ...
... 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 ...
... American, and she has several times been invited to play at Kensington Palace as well as in the houses of the nobility. Miss Grace Greenwood, to whom we are indebted for these particulars, assures us tha: Miss Powell has not been spoiled by her success, but re- ...