... previously been written of the Queen's life-notably, the recent one by Mrs. Oliphant and another by an American writer, Grace Greenwood, but Miss Tytler's book is, we gather, the first real attempt that has been made to live a true and actual story of the ...

... amour, running through his quiet low- toned' talk. Poets lead to politics. er. Cobdepa gives Grace Green1wood toa-aud Grace Greenwood pays Dir, Cobden hack with her usual coinage of admiration:- ' Richard Cobded' I found to be, personaly? all that his ...

... entertainment given to a -European ?? Yweas in Ihadia. . STORY OF A BUTTEIU1LY -lThe following beautiful little sketch is by Grace Greenwood. It occurs in her account of her voyage across the Atlantic. One day, much to my surprise,- I spied a; real, live'ebutterfy ...

... A marriage certifi- bul cats ?- Yes, your honour-, three onl 'emt-two gals and a lee-i ?? foe' ties plaintiff. ross Grace Greenwood, when in Italy, on asking a peer wa3 woman who lead placed one candle at ties image of a Saint, for sand another at ties ...

... son of the composer I st 'IL. Dame lianche, anti himself a musician of t mn aence. Tno Athca'rzor understands that Grace Greenwood l'I rs. Lippincott), who is stow in London, is engagol on a 1o .c -aihy of QueEn Victoria for the use of American Messrs ...

... Caldecott. In Messrs. Sampson Low and Co.'s list are Queen Victoria: her Girlhood and WVomanslood, told for girls by Grace Greenwood ; The Riverside Shakespeare, edited by Richard Grant ?? ; George Eliot: a Criti- cal Study, by George Willis Coolce; ...

... previnouly beer written of the Queen's life-notabiy, the teceist one bzy Mrs. Oliphant, and another by au AniieDrcan writer, Grace Greenwood; but Miss Tgtler's book is, we gather,-the first real attempt that has been inade to give a trne and actual story of the ...

... tI e li; wid./U:b: will be directed by M. bdrardi fils and M. Charles ';;lttru. .:s Lippincott, the d0atglhter of Grace Greenwood,' will make her p,.ratic drbtit in Italy inext month. 'Mr. F. Marion Crawford and his bride ?? ?o tc Atnesica :ext sunimer ...

... previously been written of the Queen's life-notably, the recent one by Mrs. Oliphant and another by an American writer, Grace Greenwood, but Miss Tytler's book is, we gather, the first real attempt that has been made to give a true anid actual story of the ...

... little delay by the express. INQUEsT AT Ov)NDEN6-Ye terday an inquest was held at Ovenden, near Holitax, on. the body of Grace Greenwood, a Married woman twenty years of age. Rue mour alleged that she hadA died by improper treatment in the hands oi a herbalist ...

... Massachu- setts, for the purpose of completing a prose work on which he has beenengaged for some time. I alsoread that Grace Greenwood (Mrs. Lippincott), who is now in London, is engaged on a biography of Queen Vic- toria for the use of American children ...

... Princess Bonnie.' Graceful so Civerlev'a song, 'Loves ReflectLirs, written exclo- sively fur this issue of the Journal.' Grace Greenwood writes of The Man Who M(eSt Influpnced Me, Amelia B. Barr of Conversation at tie I)inner Table, 'nd o lrank R. Stockton's ...