... HUNGARIAN POETRY. Grace Greenwood, an American writer, is translating merles of poems from the Hungarian language. The tinned in the following specimen is new and striking : • Whom I am dead. above my grave No stone shall gleam up white and 'nigh, 'Rot ...

... of merit for some years have come from the pens of females—Mr* Stowe, Miss Wetherell, Miss Cummings, Mrs Mowmtt, and Grace Greenwood. A magnificent villa Marble erected ia the Park, Stockholm, at an immense expense, by the late Swedish sculptor Brystom ...

... which lasted several minutes, was being enacted, the greatest confusion pervaded the whole court. Scotchwoman.—Miss Grace Greenwood, writing from Scotland to the National Era, narrates amusing anecdote of a sturdy Scotch dame, which she heard while at ...

... They brought in night twenty-nine hundred and ninety. There must have been a mass meeting of squirrels on that day. Grace Greenwood was married last Monday at the residence of her father in New Brighton, Pa., to Mr Leander K. Lippincott of Philadelphia ...

... Lord John Russell having finished his own political life, will now have time to finish the poetical life of Tom Moore.—Grace Greenwood, the American tourist, says of Prin Albert and the Queen :—‘' The Prince is stout and bald; the Queen, despite her stout ...

... it brought witli it a poisonous air which affected the land, and rendered it for ever unproductive. Jenny Lind at Sea.—Grace Greenwood, who sailed in the Atlantic for Liverpool, with Madame Jenny Lind Goldschmidt and husband, writes thus of the Swedish ...