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... during that voyage, writing her name on the i portraits. A ROMANTIC STORY. Writing from London to the New York Times, Grace Greenwood, the well-known authoress, Ba> ys :— A strange rumour has been for sometime afloat in London, and I now find it given ...
... Speaking of the balf-c raped statue of Washington, which cost fifty thousand dollars, in the East Capitol Park, D.C., Grace Greenwood cays that his outstretched arm pomtß reproachfully towards those glaas cases in the Patent Office where hang his much-desired ...
... the sake of extra profits. Makers the 'ueeu. tttris McpOt, 60, St. SELECTIONS FROM “'VICTORIA. QUEEN OF ENGLAND.” By Grace Greenwood. (London; Sampson Low and Co.) DEATH OF THE SAILOR KINO. In a King little religion goee long way. Hi* Majesty swore as ...
... hostilities were renewed, and the Gloucestershire captain thought it advisable to relieve Townsend with his brother — G. F. Grace Greenwood was then capitally caught at the wicket by Bush, from W. G. Grace. One for 25. Lockwood sue ceeced him, and at once commenced ...
... t \ - v « « PLAYERS 2nd lan. Jupp, 1 b w, b W. G. Grace 13 not out ..23 lo.kwotd.jC and b W G Grace. 11 c our, rY.G. Grace Greenwood, cWjatt. bW G Grace 12 not out « W Oscroft, h w, b W. Grace .. J. Selby c Sub, b W. G. Grace Poo'ey, b c Smith, b Gi ...
... Dyke. , , , More than an hour elapsed before . It was a weary vigil for the party. them lay moaning in agony. p . Miss Grace Greenwood, aged 66, of Lees Koad Hebden Bridge, who was seated Y the driver’s side, was found pinned the waggonette, and when extricated ...
... sketches have previously been written the Queen’s life—notably the recent one by Mm. and another by American writer, Grace Greenwood; but Miss Tytier’s book is, gather, the first real attempt that has been made to give brae and actual story the life ef ...
... Trafford Handicap 3.30 Hunters' 5teep1echa5e. 0 Lancashire Steeplechase 4.46 Additionai> Arrivals.—Solon, His Grace Greenwood, Traveller, Novice, Curate, Tranp, R»by, Sir John, Annie, Witcnhonw, Mayfly, Lady tbe ake, and Thyra. Expected : Magician ...
... This caused Southerton to resume in place of Lilly whit* at 128, and at 144 Mr. Stand was called upon to supersede Mr. Grace. Greenwood had made 35 In quite his best form, when Pocley snapped him at the wicket; half the wickets belrg down for 153. Clayton ...
... said, you have heard the command of your King and of your God; it is for yon to determine which you will obey. Miss Grace Greenwood, an American women's suffrage stump orator, defined at a recent meeting Boston-the qualifications for the exercise ...
... MISS GRACE GREi.NWOOD AMONG THS MOfcMONS. Grace Greenwood writea to the New York Timtt from Bait Lake City, ou the 17th of Ootober :— We attended divine service in the new tahercaolo, on Snnday mcming. President Brigham Youug was in bie venal plaoe ...
... Appleby _.. _ 34 c Harris, bW. G. Grace- j Oscroft, b Appleby Hornby, bW. G. Grace A. Shrewsbury, run out..-. bW. O.Grace .. Greenwood, c Harris, b Appleby.. 28 c Appleby, bO. F. Pooley, c Hornby, bW. G. Grace . c and bW. G. Grace- «• Emmett, not out ...