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... _MEDICAL _STUDEXT . _• _I . SAll _. _l- IS OUll ALLEV . 5 . IIAPS _AND _MISHAPS OF A TOUK IS _ElIIlOl'C IX 1833 . By _Grace _Greenwood . c . THE Ultuisr . or _THE . rEim . l , _How sill : _SAinsn OVER _THE _1 _SLACI ; _SEAASIl HOW _SHE BLEW Ur AT _SiSOl'li ...
... 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 ...
... that his subsequent death sufficiently protracted, brought on by a long pro- was caused by apoplexy, 1a state of asphyx Grace Greenwood, A Picture or Rom Rome to an American au thoress, writing from — With National Era (W: ashington, U.S.), says* You soldiers ...
... A PARTY AT MR DICKENS'S. Miss Grace Greenwood, who writing a series of letters from London to the National Era, Abolitionist paper, published Washington, ves the following sketch of a party at the house of The celebrated novelist:— On Thursday evening ...
... Joseph Mazzini. — Greenwood Leaves from over the Sea is the title of a series of papers' appearing in the Era from Grace Greenwood. They consist descriptions of English lions, and deal more freely with the homes and circumstances some of our literary ...
... 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 ...
... Literature. Haps and Mishaps of Totjr in Europe. Grace Greenwood. Boston: Ticknor, Reid, and Fields. nick, gossipping book Grace Greenwood has given us. With exactly the temper and exactly the talent that the lion-hunter should possess, Grace contrives ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... was afterwards measured, and the distance run was found to beBB2 yards. Both parties were satisfied with the result. GRACE GREENWOOD ON HORS3BACK. Oh ! not all the pleasure that poet's may praise, Not the wilderitig waltz in the ball-room's blaze, Nor ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...