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... country by this diversion of trade. The Hon. George Curzon, M.P., gives a graphic account of a visit paid by him to the Yosemite Valley. The diversions of the Pedagogue are spoiled for the general public by the mistranelations in Latin and Greek not being ...
... struggle had no special interest, as my routo was already chosen 1 had made up my mind to soo, in the first instance, the Yosemite Valley and the Big Trees, and then to cross the Plains, via Salt Lake City, to tho Eastern States. Looked at from a distance ...
... WRLINGTON ALLERY, 27, Old Bondittreet. -EXHIBIT G of a FRESH SEIRIIN of WATERCOLOUR DRAWINGS, omintisicg Yellowetone Yosemite Valley, Rocky Monntain end Canadian View., Moo',, Wapiti, and other Indinn Spoett, he E. A. the President and Artists., the Royal ...
... fittest of the beautiful The boiling geysers aue mountain peaks of the Yellowstone region were and unprodfable : the Yosemite Valley was a mockery ; the Colorado cabon fraud; the rolling prairie a dull, depressing expanse. It is sorrowful to hear this ...
... Admission. Inclialag catalogue. Is EURLINGTON - GALLERY, 27, Old Bond- Moot Benno( WuterColour Drawings ;Yellowitoos . Yosemite Valley. Rocky liontain and Gannon Views, Refrain, Wapiti. and Spaeth by F. A. Verner, and the Piesident and Artists of the Rol ...
... 'may. Inclodioll rantrogoe, Is . _ - TURLINGTON GALLERY, Old Bondstreet.-New Water-Colour Thwiangs ;Yellowstone ia l oh Yosemite Valley, Rocky Mountain and Canadian Views, Buffalo, Wapiti, and lothan ripens, by P. A. Verner, and the President Altida of the ...
... Family. Ai:mission, including ottmorr. la 81 - RLINGTON - GALLERY; 27, - Boicistreet-New Watereoloor Yeliowstone Park. Yosemite Valley. M•intitain sod Canadian Views, Wapiti. Smoot., by F. A. Verner, and the President Artists of the Royal CanailMn Academy ...
... 3o() feet in height — grew at the entrance of the valley which Bierstadt has painted. Stupendous massea of granite, pre- senting a subume precipice of 5000 feet high, rise up from the Yosemite valley. A waterfall dashes down its colossal sides, beating ...
... interest in the graceful narrative are Phila- delphia and Washington, Utah and the Rocky Mountains, San Francisco and the Yosemite Valley, and homewards through Canada by way of Niagara and Quebec. Lady Theodora declares that she met with universal kindness ...
... ideas gleaned during a Hying visit to Mel-! bourne, Tasmania, Kew South Wales, Fiji, Hono- lulu, San Fi'i-ncisco, the Yosemite Valley, Salt Like, Chicago, and Canada. Kow, as each of these places has a literature of its own, and as each of them has had ...
... a description of the scenery of the Rockies as witnessed from the platform of a railway car, and the wonders of the Yosemite Valley, has need of patience. We could also have spared very well the historical account of the Rebellion in Texas in 1835, and ...
... Blackwood and Sons. — The Granite Crags, which are the theme of Miss Gordon Cumming _ new book, are the mountains of the Yosemite Valley, in California, at whose feet she spent the greater part of the summer of 1878. The book, in one respect, is a continua- ...