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... the Duchess of Wonderland remarked to Alice. You’ve done enough with those bones, Toby. I fear that you arc, as Miss Grace Greenwood reports another American lady to have said of a certain hotel keeper, “not high-toned grub.” All Muhommedans leave their ...
... e is but and the average for miles along the deepest parts is not over 600 ft. Clear Creek Canon, in Colorado, which Grace Greenwood, Bayard Taylor, and other travellers have praised as rivalling the Yellowstone, is but little over I,oooft. at its highest ...
... has already appeared, to wit, To-Day.” It is chatty and readable, 'aid contains articles by no less a journalist limn Grace Greenwood. Town and Country its appearance on Saturday, and to be--so they all are—a success. I was at a meeting of the Liberals ...
... 7s. 6d. 10s. and 16s each postage free, JOHN WHITE, (2260 MAKurACTOBY, ; 2ig Piccadilly. ENGLISH EMIGRANT’S COLORADO. Grace Greenwood” is at present, or recently was, in Colorado, and wrote follows to the Js'eto York Tunc*, from Manitou, in September:— ...
... first innings PEAYERd. 2nd Innings. Jupp'c Buchanan b;G. F. Grace M c W O. Grace Buchanan 9 Oacroft run out Haft Buah Grace Greenwood G. P. Grace ® Emmett b Buchanan Pooler not out Shaw b F Grace ° Hill b Buchanan * lillywbile not out Extras 4 Made first ...
... 9d. A 4s. fid. per bot. Of chemists s very where, AAk hurst A Co., 8, Lambs Coaduit-at., London. A Brave Housewife.—“ Grace Greenwood,’ who has recently been on tour in the West of America, gives an account of the wife of member of the Arizona Legislature ...
... It’away, '.i f,'' . Wn, -’STfe ° . ,lal,te , perhapj, ■» well, TwKuslri awkt. the . nl - ;u 0!,l - Colorado Pboduob.— Grace Greenwood, in a. letter to the New York Times, giving account Denver autumn fair, writes “The building*, devoted to farm products ...
... known to the world Fire Hyacinthe, does not seem to get on very well in Geneva. In one of the interesting letters which Grace Greenwood is writing from Europe to the Kern York Times, «be describes him haled by the Catholics and looked upon with suspicion ...
... stree.s and houses, has been found buried beneath a mass of earth. Sara J. Li ppincott— better known by her penname “Grace Greenwood —is now 70 years old and lives in Washington. She was the first woman newspaper correspondent in that city. She her j ...
... woman. The girl was Lippencott, a very fair, being, with considerable dramatic ability ad a sweet voice. Her mother is “Grace Greenwood,” one those peculiar humourists which used to possess in the fcys of Addison and Steele, now more. Her ‘• Letters from ...
... wjiich these amusing, but not very varacious, ciceroni often impose on the credulity of unsuspecting travellers. Miss Grace Greenwood's account her Tour in Europe, she tells us, that having inquired of her Jehu the origin of the name Bloody Bridge, ...
... which give a moral and mental portraiture of the Queen. Perhaps touching as any the one quoted by the author from Miss Grace Greenwood’s version of the Balmoral incidents relating the family governess:— ‘ThiaßoverneM. very intemilDg young lady, wm the orpliaa ...