... sierlies nx of popular letters on the subject of agricultural chenis a try. They are addressed to Alderman aeebi. hs Grace Greenwood, the well~known Amnericao aa tte, thoress, lectured at Tremont Temple, in Bostai aa- 15, to an immense audience. Her subject ...

... you to think your horse Ia. none of your own, or else that it is the only creature of the ror two that lisa brains. co0 Grace Greenwood, when in Italy, on asking a poor womnam, ,le who had placed one candle at the image of a saint and Id another at the image ...

... Robertson, Miss Perry, Miss Baker, and Miss e Impay. Messrs. Hustley and Palmor, Boffin, M. Under- hill, F. H. Alden, Grace, Greenwood, G. II. Cooper, aid other tradesmen sent provisions. Mr. Greatbatch lent all the china, and Messrs. Gill and Co. the ...

... may the political economist I e exclaim- Ther~e is sot safety but in flight !English- cli men must emigate or starve.' Grace Greenwood is kt e onyidvdlwho as diredto point out the sole]I remedy foi' this aup rabdanrce of the humata race in t civilzed omunties ...

... HEART HISTORIES. BY GRACE GREENWOOD. ;I SAY, Grace, said my friend, Rate Richmond, 1 I like your cousin Nelly right well: she comes wonderflilly near angelhood; but then she wants something-I scarcely know what-but something. Does she not leek feeling ...

... in infancy. We agree with the Rev. HARRY JONES in charActeris- ing this document as inexpressibly scandalous. Miss GRAcE GREENWOOD, an American women's suffrage stump orator, defined at a recent meeting at Boston the qualifications for the exercise ...

... a remain for sale in the open market. The suobscrip- lived tion list is almost filled up. agete It is understood that Grace Greenwood (Mrs. years Lippincott), who is now in London, is engaged on as us a biography of Queen Victoria for the use of Ameri- ...

... SLY PEEPS INTO THE HIEART FEMININE. BY GRACE GREENWOOD. IT is one of mybelieftithat every tolerably pretty maiden (present company excepted), who has arrived at the age of twenty years and upwards, has known something like a disappointment of the heart ...

... ver glaciers are cevealed inall their charms and superb the beauty. It must be seen to be appreciated, for il not even Grace Greenwood, that great word- sen painter, could do Justice to the marvellous scenes I I which presented themselves to our delighted ...

... ,9LY PEEPS INTO THE HEART FrMININE. -, - '-11 - wnnn. BY~ GRACE GREENWOOD. [The following Originally appeared in an American periodical a some years ago.) it it, one of my beliefs that every tolerably Pretty Malden d (present company exceepted), Who l~as ...

... 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 ...

... riotoau. On Wednesday, at the Borough Court, Bradford, Marty Ann Pedder, Elizabeth Benson, Mary Ann Kills, Elzaleth Hird, Grace Greenwood, Jane Howard, and Elizabcth Devine were cbhrged with keepiug a disorderly ?? u Pratt-street, Leeds-road, Bradford. Pedder ...