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... that his subsequent death sufficiently protracted, brought on by a long pro- was caused by apoplexy, 1a state of asphyx Grace Greenwood, A Picture or Rom Rome to an American au thoress, writing from — With National Era (W: ashington, U.S.), says* You soldiers ...
... her that his father’s sheep would be undone, Well,” said she, kindly taking him by the hand, I’ii keep one of them.” Grace Greenwood, who is now in Italy, on asking a poor woman who bad placed one candle at the image of a saint, and another at the image ...
... spin and working of the ball depends. Lillywhite. STORY OF A BOITICIITLY.—Tbe following beautiful little sketch is by Grace Greenwood. It occurs in her account of her voyage across the Atlantic:— One day, much to may surprise, I spied a real, butterfly ...
... Turning a shortly after, however, the them omnibus was upset. ‘And then,’ said he, ‘I out. know by babies crying for t! Grace GREENWOOD, in a lecture on children, says: ‘We moon, that heaven is nearer to them than to us.’ Mothers should bear this in mind ...
... unpractised pen. The number closes with the first chapter of a Tour in Europe in 1853, by American lady bearing the name of Grace Greenwood. There are too many small personal details in this narrative ; but we are glad to learn that Otto Goldschmidt, husband ...
... -Speaking of the halfdraiwd staiue *4 Wa-hiuKt*-B. which c«-«t fifty thonsacd dollars, in the Seat Capitol Farit, D.C., Grace Greenwood e&ja that his uni arm points reproachfully toward* those gla«i cases in the Patent office where hang his tr.uch-desiiwl ...
... with him.—-I am, &c. R. ID PRINCE LOUIS NAPOLEON LEAVE A WIFE AND CHILD? Welrtixe from London to the New York Times, Grace Greenwood, thx »rll-known authoress, says :--A strange rumour has been for some time afluat in Londoo, asd I bow tind it given with ...
... just been handed a New York Times, where the question Did the Prin.-. Imperial leave - wife and child? is asked by Grace Greenwood , well known authoress. She says that a strange our has been afloat for some time in London,and that ft is given with ...
... some other light and interesting sketches, there is a continuation of Haps and Mishaps of Tour in Europe in 1853, by Grace Greenwood, an American lady. This fair tourist contrived to see many of the English notabilities, dead and living, and she notes ...
... of royal prorogation of Parliament. It is given iu a work just published, Haps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe, by Grace Greenwood:— Her Majesty wore a splendid tiara of brilliants, matched by bracelets, necklace, and stomacher. Her soft, brown hair ...
... are uniformly represented the fairest creatures of romantic fancy.—otieAan'« Legends of the Sorth. Grace Greenwood’s Hint to Burglars.— Grace Greenwood, the voluminous American essayist, has had burglars her cottage. They were disappointed. However, the ...
... that they sweetened their bitter draughts of medicine by pledging them to the health of the Queen Royalty Criticised.—Grace Greenwood, the American tourist, says of Prince Albert and the Queen :— u The Prince is getting stout and bald; the Queen, despite ...