... unpractised pen. The number closes with the first chapter of a Tour in Europe in 1853, by American lady bearing the name of Grace Greenwood. There are too many small personal details in this narrative ; but we are glad to learn that Otto Goldschmidt, husband ...

... of her MIAS Stevens, daughter of the together. Boa fah doghru dell dir late Colonel Paran Stevens, of note! fame, Grace Greenwood gives a recent issue of the the correct sort of thing!, said the oftwer. is heiress to a million odd,f the great Centers ...

... White, Thomas Cochrane Lizzie, daughter of John 4 Mill Path, Hawick. Sleaih*- Coleman.—At Hawick, on the 17ah inet., Grace Greenwood Gladstone Maxw*)!, lielovod wife of Frederick Robert Coleman. Rook wood. Ravenscourt Park, Lmdon. W.. and daughter Mr ...

... commanded the barque was a Palermitan birth, though a naturalised citizen of tie United States.' Picture of Rome. —Miss Grace Greenwood, American authoress, writing fron Rome to the National Era (Washington, U. S.), soys—' With soldiers and priests Rome ...

... -Speaking of the halfdraiwd staiue *4 Wa-hiuKt*-B. which c«-«t fifty thonsacd dollars, in the Seat Capitol Farit, D.C., Grace Greenwood e&ja that his uni arm points reproachfully toward* those gla«i cases in the Patent office where hang his tr.uch-desiiwl ...

... anecdote of Queen Victoria from the Chicago Advance, the organ of the north-western Congregationalism, is from the pen of Grace Greenwood When 1 waa in England 1 beard several pleasant anecdotes of the Queen and her family from a lady who received than from ...

... with him.—-I am, &c. R. ID PRINCE LOUIS NAPOLEON LEAVE A WIFE AND CHILD? Welrtixe from London to the New York Times, Grace Greenwood, thx »rll-known authoress, says :--A strange rumour has been for some time afluat in Londoo, asd I bow tind it given with ...

... believe, himself • performer on various instruments. He had, too, a passion for whist, and was a fairly good player. Miss Grace Greenwood in her Life of Queen Victoria. reports. that Dr Martineau once the Duke of Albany to her as sown; limn of very thmightful ...

... his abode in the Lincoln (W.), Typical & Parran) 36 before its monster trecs had been heard of ; FP. 38 ‘el ‘rom Miss Grace Greenwood, in particular, ‘and le Jack, teevived a sketch of this dweller among &e., folio Blackett) ‘ok, which exeited our not ...

... They tll me thie bo srw. srt of that is frozen on purpose.” TI! no more instance of really manners on record. “ Bopy — Grace Greenwood, her visits to London and Ireland, seems to have picked up a deal of intormation man, the late Mr who unfortanate as to ...

... viously been written of the Queen's life-notably the recent one by IMrs Oliphant, and another byu an American writer, Grace Greenwood, but Miss ;Ttler's book is, we gather, the first real attempt, that has been wade to give a true and actual story of the ...

... 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 ...