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... 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 ...
... Samuel Hammond to John Buttery. East Wickham.—Rose and Crown, Francis Marriott to Wm. Minchin. Condition of Rome.— Miss Grace Greenwood, American authoress, writing from Rome to the National Era, Washington, says: With soldiers and priests Rome actually ...
... called ; and lie insisted that the cases under treatment had all done exceedingly well. ON A RAILWAY the evening, (says Grace Greenwood, in one of her latest letters to the New York House Journal,) we ran down to Marseilles by the railway. Our party filling ...
... the heart is far above that mechanically acquired by study. . - American Hoax on a Railway Mounseer.—-i» evening (says Grace Greenwood, one of her latest to the New York Home Journal), we ran down to - seilles by the railway. Our party filling a carriage ...
... eoaspetitiona, fac lions,'and debates of mankind.— AMimm. A Soartcioos Teavellsk.— [We copy this amusing passagedbom Grace Greenwood’s last letter.]—“ In the evening ran down to Marseilles the railway. Oar party filling a carriage, with the exception ...
... The Tell-Tnie; or, Sketches of Life in the United states. By H. Tnt•sTA and linttEN- [Clarke, Boston and Co.] Surely Grace Greenwood is known and is a favourite with our readers 2—and they will find simple, pleasant pictures of manners and of common life ...
... They fled with an explosive a ?? York Knickaebecker. ' ' a A Susriclous TRAva.E1n.-We copy this anusingpassage s from Grace Greenwood'k'last letter:-In' the evenig we rsan down to Marseilles by the railway. Our patty flltin , a n chrriage,' with thei ...
... Contdbution of the Duke of Wellington. — New Quar- terly Review. American Hoax on a Railway Mocnseer In the eve- ning (says Grace Greenwood, in one of her latest letters to the New York Home Journal), we ran down to Marseilles by the railway. Our party filling ...
... ruling party during the revoltl Lion, was inflicted as equivalent to a sentence of death. CONDITION OF ROME..-- Miss Grace Greenwood, American authoress, writing from Rome, says :— soldiers and priests Rome aotually swarms. You everywhere dark, sini ...
... the ruling party during the revoltv tion, was inflicted as equivalent to a sentence of death. CONDITION^ OF ROME. Miss Grace Greenwood_,, , American authoress, writing f rom R ome , says :— soldiers and priests Rome actually swarms. You.- e C everywhere ...
... Longfellow , lEvmheithrsoienr, Perceval,Hawhorn H e, ol te e n z e iu dy a ,; o, Barnes, Gsiv Arthur, Dirs. Sigourne y, Grace Greenwood, Mrs. Fuller, Miss M'lntosh, and at least ten American f names are on the tip of our tongue, are reprinted, o read ...
... Russell (engraved from the original picture) ; and in Literature, we have contributions from Miss Pardoe, Mrs. Abdy, Grace Greenwood, Ada Trevanion, Lady Emmeline Stuart Wortley, Susan A. Stuart, Johanna Kinkel, Hannah Clay. and Maria Norris ; besides ...