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... Cherbourg; Gironde, Golightly, London. Sailed the Adder, Wills, for St.:Michael's; Hurtence Eugene, Le Croix, Havre de Grace ; Greenwood, Liddle, Sealiam ; Martha, Williams, Cardiff; Alarm, Hannyton, Limerick ; Bayonnais, Chair, Cowes. PLYMOUTH, FEB. 7 ...
... Favere, Cherbourg; Gironde, Gelightly, London. Sailed the Adder, Wells, St. Michael's; Horthense, Le Croix, Havre de. Grace; Greenwood, Liddle, Seaham ; Martha, Williams, Cardiff; Alarm. Hamraliton, Limerick; Bayonnois, Chair, Cowes. PLYMOUTH, Fan. 17 ...
... Favere, Cherbourg; Gironde, Gellghtly, London. Sailed the Adder, Wells, St. Michael's; Horthense, Le Croix, Havre de,,GraCe; Greenwood, Liddle, Seaham ; Martha, Williams, Cardiff; Alarm, Hamraliton Limerick; Bayonnois, Chair, Cow e s. PLYMOUTH, Fan. 17 ...
... now and then over odd announce . . Tnents, the follo w i ng , f cr i ns t ance , f rom th e Ants- Slavery Standard :— Grace Greenwood, in a letter to the Journal, denies that such a disaster, as Tnarriage has happened to her. I The Roman Catholic population ...
... plan of the well-known institution of the same name in London, has just been established, and is likely to succeed. Grace Greenwood satirises (in the Pollar Magazine) the parrot cry that women should know hovr to wash, Fic., and asks why not the stronger ...
... sober and orthodox styles of thought and feeling that prevail among us. The enthusiastic lady-patriot to whom we allude— Grace Greenwood distinguished name among the literatoi of the States, says:— To the men of America comes one whose very name should cause ...
... Lord Mayor as a token of reap( ct, and in commemoration of the visit of the ex-royal family to the Mansionhouse. • Miss Grace Greenwood, in a letter to the National Era, describes a portrait of Dickens, by Alexander, which she saw at Boston: I have Lever ...
... and or. thodox styles of thought and feeling that prevail among as. The enthusiastic lady-atriot to whom vwe allude -Grace Greenwood-a distinguished name amonk the literati of the states, says:- To the men of America comes one whose very name should ...
... them up (as we term it) to the British public, in a book. 'Mr. James has visited Washington Irving, at Sunny Side, Miss Grace Greenwood, a popular writer in the American magazines, is contributing Sketches of Eminent Politicians, after the following fashion ...
... does lie seem to serve as a topic for letter writers. Hem is an important item of intelligence, communicated by one Grace Greenwood to the National Bra He is an agreeable and a handsome man. The portrait in Butler's illustrated edition of 'Provincial ...
... Willis ' G. H. Boker, E. A. Poe, G. P. Morris, R. T. Conrad, J. G. Saxe, A. Duganne, It. Coe, Jun., Mrs. C. M. Kirkland, Grace Greenwood, Mrs. M. C. Embury, Clara Moreton, Mrs. Sigourney, Alice B. Neal. There are also two engravings, the one a steel engraving ...