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... America, en route for Australia, where he has been invited to deliver lectures during the autumn. We understand that Grace Greenwood (Mrs. Lippincott), who is now in London, is engaged on • biography of Queen Victoria for the use of American child ren ...
... way, two appear the first night of Zillab**—the daughter of the late Watt* Phillips and the daughter Ufa Lippiucott (Grace Greenwood) c if Waali* iugton. Hin Ward has beea iaritod to join the Fraufaise. RiraSKDTiTioN or WaTaaroao.—At aaiwtiaf •f tlutCoauty ...
... Of good family. Then she is proud. She has talent. Then she is conceited. And a fortune. I wil take her. Grace Greenwood relates as an instance of the extravagance of New England humour, that when a young farmer's wife made her first boy's ...
... COLORADO PRODUCE. Grace Greenwood, in letter the New York Time*, giving account of Denver autumn fair, writes‘The buildings devoted to farm products and mineral speoimens were always orowded, and were to me by far the most interesting departments. I had ...
... audience with the beauty of her voice and the high finish of her style and method. Miss Lippincott is the daughter of Grace Greenwood.' , Claudian, Wills and Herman's new play, to follow The Silver King at the London Princess's Theatre, is being rapidly ...
... khall Street. was too well acquainted wit and Shoe Shop, latter part of the existence o! ply ome ministration. le, Miss Grace Greenwood, writ USINES about the British victory in Premises rejoices seo the cross | alnation. Good crescent, even if it be in ...
... perform the ceremony marriage. Of these two are Wes ley ant, and the Whole of the remainder belong to the Church England. Grace Greenwood relates, aft an instance, of the extravagance of Kcw England honour, than when a young farmer's wife made'her first boy’s ...
... Forrester is our old friend Miss Braddon; Edward Garrett is Labelle Fyvie Mayo; Ennis Graham is Mrs. Molesworth ; Grace Greenwood is Sarah Jane Lippincott (nee Clarke) ; H. Grimbosh is Dr. Charles Mackay—almost too appropriate a name for the old ...
... 181 66,794 48,257 46,434 Kuinbora Greenock during the corresponding week of 1872;—Births, 69; Deaths, 39; Marriages, 0. Grace Greenwood relates an instance of the extravagance of New England humour that when you’.' farmer’s wife made her first boy’s pants ...
... small. Not Grace Greenwood's, who is bouncing and buxom woman of handsomer in the her admirers than ever, pure brunette that she is, with her clear-cut features, and rather deep and liquid eyes. Well under way to liecome a Grace Greenwood in form and ...
... known, she vanished. Mr Arnold, the Magistrate, has since returned all the money subscribed, to the proper owners. Miss Grace Greenwood, American authoress, writing from Home to the National Fra (Washington, Ijfs.), says : With soldiers and priests Rome ...
... that quite agree in the compliments the author gives to the Philadelphia lady, who, under the Well-known pseudonym of Grace Greenwood, contributes tha memoir of Joan Arc, and Mrs lktlmanno, of New York, who writes the fine paper on Pocahontas. But the ...