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... Brown. The Slavery Question ; by C. C. Gossip from Paris; by Our Own Correspondent. Poems by Mrs. Crosland, Mrs. Abdy, Grace Greenwood, Maria Norris, Ada Trevanion, 4c. The Ambitious Fir-Tree ; by A. L. Our Conserva- tory. Literature. New Music. Costume ...
... Chase, K. If. Brown-The Slavery Question, C. C.—Oonip from Paris, Our Own Correspondent—Poem®, by Mr®. Cr ...
... 'GREENWOOD LEAVES. A Collection of Sketches and Letters. First and Secend Series, small 8vo, cloth, 5,. each. - The name a Grace Greenwood has become a household word in thepopulac literature of our country and age.-loenry Gils. London: John Chapman, 142 Strand ...
... were all born alive; but one died the same day, and the other two yesterday.— Worcester Chronicle, A Scotchwoman. —Miss Grace Greenwood, writing from Scotland to the National Era, narrates an amusing anecdote cf a sturdy dame, which she heard while ' at ...
... by R. H. Brown. The Slavery Question; by C. C. Gossip from Paris; Our Own Correspondent. Poems by Mrs. Crosland, Mrs. Grace Greenwood, Maria Norris, Ada Trevanion, &c. The Ambitious Fir-Tree; by A. L. Our Conservatory. Literature. New Music. Costume, coloured ...
... various nations strove with their utmost efforts for tbe possession of suoh land. — The Danesand Northmen by Worsaae. Miss Grace Greenwood, writing from Scotland to the National Era (United States), narrates an amusing anecdote of a sturdy Scotch dame, which ...
... Freemasonry” is himself great authority. THE TELL-TALE ; OR, SKETCHES OF DOMESTIC LIFE THE UNITED STATES. By H. Trusta and Grace Greenwood. Clarke, Beeton, and Co. THE WIDE WIDE WORLD. By Elizabeth Wetherell. Clarke, Beeton, and Co. PICTURES OF EUROPEAN CAPITALS ...
... great Several handsome contributions to the building fund were N0rf01k.. . . The Tell-tale, &c. By H. T. and Grace Greenwood. resisting and equalising power on each side of the rails, and announced; among which were, the Coward Trustees, 500/ ...
... the stern, immoveable old man, backed out of the room, and in half an hour waa safe in Bedlam.—New Quarterly Review. Grace Greenwood states in one of her amusing letters, written during her travels—•' In the evening, we ran down to Maraeilles by the railway ...
... boards, Is., cloth, Is. Gd., rim-1E TELL-TALE; or, Sketches of Domestic .1E Life in the United States. By H. TitUSTA and GRACE GREENWOOD. yield pictures of a phase of society differing much from our own, and not chargeable with unfairness, as are so many ...
... here a few days last year), Hyde Park, Green Park, Si,J a mes's Park or Gar dens, s . not the Re- Greenwich Park, - Miss Grace Greenwood, an American authoress, writing from Rome to the National Bra (Washington, U. S.), says: . 1 With soldiers and priests ...
... THE WEEKLY NEWS AND CHRONICLE. Miss Grace Greenwood, an American authoress, writing from Rome to the National Bra (Washington, U. S.), says: With soldiers and priests Rome actually swarms. You meet everywhere dark, sinister-looking Jesuits, in their ...