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... previously been written of the Queen s life—notably the recent one by ilrs 01ij>hant, and another by American writer, Grace Greenwood, but s book is. we gather, the first teal attempt that been made give a true and actual story of the life of the Queefi ...
... always the most trustworthy authorities; but believe there only too much truth the account of Garibaldi’s family, which Grace Greenwood has sent from Paris New York. She informs us that they are iu a sadly divided condition. The children Anlta-that l», Menottl ...
... the credulity of a number of silly men and women. curious story comes from London through New York on the authority of Grace Greenwood, the well-known authoress, which, if proved true, will put Prince Jerome Bonaparte out of Court in the Napoleonic succession ...
... n of the heart. Verdict DID PRINCE LOUIE NAPOLEON LEAVE A WIFE AND CHILD. Writing from London to the Nem York Tinia, Grace Greenwood, the well-known authoress, says— A strange rumour has been for some time afloat in Loudon, and I now find it given with ...
... himself suffered front hypochondria for many years.— London Medical Record. An American Lady’s Opinion of the Sex. —“ Grace Greenwood” has been lecturing at New York “ Heroism in Common Life.” While conceding a good deal to masculine humanity, tLe lecturer ...
... of merit for some years past have come from the pens of females —Mrs Stowe, Miss Wetherell, Miss Cummings, Mrs Mowatt, Grace Greenwood, and Miss Willis, the author of Fern Leaves.” The Kew York Herald has raised its price from two to three cents a copy ...
... —Visit of the Emperor of Russia to the Queen. August, 1844.—Birth of Prince Alfred. HER MAJESTY’S TENDERNESS OF HEART Grace (Greenwood tells BaSmoral incident which touchingly showed the womanly tenderness which endeared the Queen to all our hearts: When ...
... books of merit for some years have come from the pens females—Mrs. Stowe, Miss Wetherell, Miss Cummings, Mrs. Mowatt, and Grace Greenwood. Joum it Havre mentions the following method for making an ink which will resist the action of acids, and is particularly ...
... head of her councils a Minister who, for his own selfish objects, has not hesitated to betray them. Royalty Criticised. —Grace Greenwood, the American tourist, says of Prince Albert and the Queen :—“ The Prince is getting stout and bald ; the Queen, despite ...
... books of merit for some years have come from the pen of females—Mrs Stowe, Miss Wetherell, Miss Cummings, Mrs Mowatt, and Grace Greenwood. Rise and Fall of Peima Donnas. —When a soprano voice, of especial beauty, is discovered, by the abominable system which ...
... mate unwell and unable to atteud to the navigation of the ship. Coaat fever *A/ thip Writing from London to the New York Grace Greenwood, the well-known tells a cock-and-bull story of the Prince Imperial having • wit.—.a beautiful young Engibb whom be had ...
... the 'banks of the iDee, and then a»d there selected and bought article to and gmtjfy. 'HER MAJESTY'S TENDERNESS HE RT., Grace Greenwood: tells incident which showed the womanly tendferneas which endeared the Queen- aft our 'heart®: Wben I was in England ...