... papers“ Arthur Arden, or the Medical Student; Bushranging Facts,” “ Haps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe, 1853,’* by Grace Greenwood; “The Cruise of the Jemili, how she sailed over the Black Sea, and how he blew Sinope,” Lieut the Hon Frederick Walpole ...

... can do no less than commend it **Clouds and Sunshine,’ by Charles “ raid to and is Mishaps of a Tour in Europe,’’ by Grace Greenwood, ‘‘The perusal. s sh was the Baltic,”’ and ‘‘ Mr Fixby’s Visit to ring is papers. Skye’’ are also very ...

... ss aw _ OF Saks ave to Recollections of Cam under the Duke of Wellington ** 5 Mishaps of a Tour in rope in 1853,”’ by Grace Greenwood, and a « tion of the clever tale of our own time, called ‘‘ Aspen Court, and ¥ and Who Won It.”? The number is good, amusing ...

... Grace’s bowling for five the on-side. A double change of bowling now took place, Wootton giving place to Grundy, and Mr Grace Greenwood. A well-judged catch at long field-on caused Mr Daniel quit; four for 67. Mr Winter did not stay long, a clever catch ...

... name to be advertised for the past presentative of the North. The feature of the first d: tel by @ was of the Messrs Grace, ( Greenwood a: Lockwood batted in rare good at North. Tbe match will be ht to a conclusion we and the result wi appear in our | ...

... 1 @ Walker, b W. 4 Bia, eandb oe W. Grace, b Southerton. 2 > oi a Bylou, supp, 9 hs a. DOB ODE Total .. Total W. G. Grace, ¢ Greenwood, 3. C. b4J.C. Ghaw.. Shew 3 Walker, > J. O. Shaw C.F. H. vd. 3! G.P. pb, b te mot second out. W.G ...

... which Hill was A Greenwood fille named easily at point; wieket | desired first vacancy, and Mr Price jellows ; G. FP. Grace. Greenwood only su ved one ball, as he |» who ha uns only second weil to square-leg, and Mr jendid catch close to the bor a end ...