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... The pes hey of the poet ond have been set at liberty. icion of having the Writing from London to the New York Times, Grace Greenwood, the well-known authoress, a cock-and- of the late Prince Imperial having left a wife—a whem bo Sel tare, ant had tale ...
... DID PRINCE LOUIS NAPOLEON LEAVE A WIFE AND CHILD. Writing from London to the New York Times, Grace Greenwood, the well-known authoress, says— A strange rumour has been for some time afloat in London, and I now find it given with considerable circumstantiality ...
... DID PRINCE LOUIS NAPOLEON LEAVE A WIFE AND CHILD. Writing from London to the New York Times, Grace Greenwood, the well-known authoress, says— A strange rumour has been for some time afloat in London, and I now find it given with considerable circumstantiality ...
... which is da: the has come into this port, bringing nine surv: vessel. ivors =a Writing from London to the New York Times, Grace Greenwood, the well-known authoress, tells a cock-and-bull story of the late Prince Imperial having left a wife—a beautiful with ...
... mate unwell and nnable to attend to the navigatieo of ship. Coast isver was the Writing from London to the York 7H»et, Grace Greenwood, the well-known nuthorem, telle a cock-and-bail etury of the late Prince Imperial baring left wife—a beautiful roan* rirL ...
... the little free nations are still near tho l'ults.—Montesquieu's Spirit of Laus. GRACB GRKENWOOD ON GEORGE ELIOT.— Grace Greenwood contributes from Florence an article George Eliot to tho Independent, of Now York, which full of interest. They first ...
... were near the Line, and almost all the little free nations are still near the Pohts,—Montesquieu’a “Spirit of Lates.” Grace Greenwood Georgf. Eliot.— Groce Greenwood contributes from Florence article George Eliot to tho Independent, of Now York, which ...
... most trustworthy authorities; but we believe there is only too much truth in the account of Garibaldi’s family, which Grace Greenwood has sent from Paris to New York. She informs us that they are in a sadly divided condition. The children of Anita—that ...
... have previously been written the Queen’s life—notaoly, the recent one by Mrs Oliphant, and another by American writer, Grace Greenwood; but Miss Tytier’s book is, gather, the first real attempt that has been made to give a true and actual story of the life ...
... have viously been written of the .Queen's life—notai>!> the recent one by Mrs Oliphaut, and another by American writer, Grace Greenwood, but Tytler's book if, we gather, the real that has been made to give true and actual of the life of the Queen. Lord the ...
... little American, and she has several times been invited play Kensington Palace as well in the houses of the nobility. Miss Grace Greenwood, whom we are indebted for thepe particulars, assures us that Miss Powell has not been spoiled her success, but remains ...