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... until after four o'clock, The ease occupie dict for the for £3,375.—Morn- vo | ina ver | ina Chronicle. LETTER FRO M “GRACE GREENWOOD,” OF For de NEW YORK, TO HER FRIEND AT BOSTON. BY P. WILLIS. We are glad to have the of transferring from the Brighton ...
... letters of gold, that in that spot is buried lago L—, aged twenty.seven, who fell in the service of his country. A Grace Greenwood, writing (ruin Scotland to the national Era, narrates nu amusing anecdote of a sturdy Scotch dame, which she heard while ...
... reason for augmenting the number of petition* mucb possible, ikt Hou»t of iMrilt. f.imii Hreord. A Picture /fume.—Mis® Grace Greenwood, an American authoress, writing from Home the Tfatiomal Era (Washington, U.S.), says :—“With soldiers and priests Koine ...
... to a fine female child. They have been taken charge of by the parish. AN AUSTRALIAN BLACK'S DINNER.—The natives Miss Grace Greenwood, an American authoress, (at Port Essington) are not generally very nice in their writing from Rome to the National Era ...
... author of ' Christie Joho. stone' and 'Peg Wofilngton.' 2. The Marquie of Anglesey, with a Portrait. 3. The Ant Eate . 4. Grace Greenwood's Haps and Mishap. of a Tour in Europe. 5. Arthur Arden, the Medical Student. 6. Affairs in Turkey, from our Own Correspondent ...
... merit for some years past have come front the pens of females—Mrs. Stowe. Miss WetherVii, Miss Cummings. Mrs Mowatt. Grace Greenwood, and Miss Willis, the author of Fern heaves. Ex-setuttor Benton has published a voluminous work, entitled Thirty Years ...
... THE VIEW FROM BENLOMOND. Mile Grace Greenwood, an American writer, in ' Raps and Mishaps of a Tour is Europe,' says:—The agent of Bealoomed from Rowardennan is sot perilous, nor very difficult, but is 'somata* Maims. The distance is about six miles; we ...
... cuntmend the Northern Standard, and wish it good luck in the name of the Lord. GRACE GREENWoOD IN EDINBURGH. Oun stay in Edinburgh being so limited, says Miss Grace Greenwood, in the account of her tour in Europe, and the weather so wretchedly unpleasant ...
... brush-bearded hand, whose descriptions they sent, the fm to over to trtends at home, or fu books or papers. The nonsente Grace Greenwood and other American writers spin out ia this way fs oul; equalled by our own of their country. Just now, the « of the parks ...
... of the painter, and his wonderful powers of execution.— Letter from Berlin in Daily Telegraph. Thrujjxg Iscidext.—ln Grace Greenwood’s lecture in Boston, Unitea States, she referred to incident that took place at the burning of a steamer on one of the ...
... high sense of the talent of the painter, and his wonderful powerj of execution.— Lttier frum a Tiikillvk. Incident.— ln Grace Greenwood’s * Boston, States, referred to incident that took place the burning steamer one the western lakes: —‘Among the few paasangera ...
... selection of Vice-Admiral Henry William Bruce, and that officer will assume the command in March next. OF A Sniewasex.—ln Grace Greenwood's lecture in Boston, United States, she 'referred to an incident that took place at the burning of a steamer on one of ...