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... composed of Messrs. L. Arnsbv, A. Cole. G. .Tones, Ft. Lardeaz. T. Edwards, F. Williams. C. Baldrey assisted by Miss Grace Greenwood, and Master A. Cole, with Misa Molly Isaac at the piano, were greatly appreciated. Mr. W. love expressed thanks to the ...
... again:-1 Captain Scoveli - The prices admission the i'r« cantata the Town Hail tonight be* •faced. 3fe>. Lippincott (Grace Greenwood) ■>* New Boclielle yesterday. She was of Merry England, Bonnie Scotland, _ 1 toria, Qnecn England, ' and ether worf ...
... silk. which had a soft folded collar with a plunge neckline. Her hon. quet was of pink roses and white heather. Miss Grace Greenwood. her bridesmaid. had an ovater•pink brocade frock and carried Mr. Harry Price. bridegroom's hrther, was heat man. There ...
... MORMONS. Grace Greenwood writes to the New York from Bait Like City, on the 17th of October : We attended Divine service in the new tabernable on Sunday morning. President Brigham Young was in his usual place of honour, but did not preach. because of ...
... advocacy the cash on delivery system. The Postmaster- General decided not to introduce the proposal. Mrs. Lippincott (Grace Greenwood) died at New Rochello yesterday. She was the author of Merry England, Bonnie Scotland, Victoria, Queen of England ...
... free from the pom doing wrung. ;i» those who walk amid the emus of our tainted life, clothed habitually with candour.- Grace Greenwood. Give thy love freely. not count the cost. » beautiful thing never lost In the long run. —EUa Wheeler Wilcox. Solitude ...
... Baron Rothechild, Edward Everett, Charlotte Cushman, Longfellow, Whittier, Parker, Emerson, Alcott, Lucy, lercom, and Grace Greenwood posed for him in this same studio. ...
... 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 (Pail Mall Ga:ette) gather, the first real attempt that has been made to give a true and ...
... but 1000 ft., and the average for miles along the deepest parts noi over GOOft. Clear Creek Canon, in Colorado, which Grace Greenwood, Bayard Taylor, and other travellers have praised as rivalling the Yellowstone, is but little over 1000 ft. its highest ...
... across the Thames near Sunbury Lock, estimated cost of from X 1.600. Mrs. Sarah Lippincott, known the literary world Grace Greenwood, is, says New York World,' bringing action for ilOjaOC against Harper and Brothers -oi statements made in Mr. Julian ...
... now that the bush is conocctcd with Australian adventure, is au attractive piece of light reading. A Tour in Europe,'’ Grace Greenwood, contains a foetid praise of Cobdcn—it scents the whole article—we turn from it with closed eyes and upturned nose. The ...
... next mastic, when be will have to give fresh notioe.—This ooncludid the business of public lutenist before the meeting. Grace Greenwood, writing from Utah, says you struck by the great number of c►ildren everywhere here.' But you would be struck morn it ...