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... IN A QUICKSILVER MINE. Grace Greenwood. who bas twee some time travelling in the west of America, sends to the roil ewes au account of a recent visit to a quicksilver mine : It was a brilliant May morning when we set out from San Josh for the new Almaden ...
... THE MORMONS. Grace Greenwood writes to the Nev York from Salt fake City, on the 17th et October We'ittended Divine service in the new tabernsble on Sunday morning. President Brigham Young was in his usual place of honour, but did not because of some ...
... the latter evil, without rendering the economical object particularly difficult of attainment. AN ENGLISH EMIGRANT. Grace Greenwood is at present, or recently was, in Colorado, and wrote as follows to the New York Trims, from lianiton, In September:— ...
... wife and yet be innocent of adultery were rigidl excluded from the jury, and it took a day and a ha lf to impanel one. Grace Greenwood, in another letter written from Salt Lake City to the New York Timer, notes the twisting of the law from its original ...
... giving giro ten shillings for the owner. Toe owner never called. The miser bought his own boots. A Goon HOUSEWIFE. Grace Greenwood;' on returning from a tour to the far West of America, gave an account of the wire of a member of the Arizona Legislature ...
... his incidental statements A vote of thanks to Mr. Arnold for his paper concluded the proceedings. A GOOD HOUSEWIFE.— Grace Greenwood, who has recently been on a tour in the far West of America, gives an account of the wife of a member of the Arizona ...
... by her pen- the three following yeare, the whole time that I was Me. W. J. Pam.r,, the champion spot-player, name Grace Greenwood —is now 70 years old and its editor, he subscribed 500 francs annually. believes that to play billiards well it is necessary ...
... unfortunate governess clan, but the women there an well as here are complaining of unequal pay; in fact. said my friend Grace Greenwood—the talented Washington contributor of the New York Tinter— we live by sufferance.' Take the Treasury clerks, for example ...