... a few weeks hence in the Milwauke Revolver. The last violation of the kind which we have seen is by a lady, one Miss Grace Greenwood, who is writing a series of letters from London to the National Era, an Abolitionist paper, published at Washington. The ...

... who pester him may get a quarter of their absurdities duly noticed. 11 Haps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe, by Miss Grace Greenwood, we have seen before, in the columns of an American newspaper, but the chapters bear second reading. On the heights of ...

... his g uard, silly a f ew wee k s h ence i n t h e MUwThe last viol a ti on o f th e ki n d w hi c h w a lady, on e Miss Grace Greenwood, who is have Revolver. series of lett ers from Laotian to the and talk seen leading a t Id very writing i g b a y articles ...

... will lose nothing in interest if it is brought to a close at an early date. Many portions of it are extremely clever. Grace Greenwood is in eestacies as regularly as the months come round. In the present instance her mental equilibrium has been disturbed ...

... will lose nothing in interest if it is brought to a close at an early date. Many portions of it are extremely clever. Grace Greenwood is in ecstaciea as regularly a s the months come round. In the present instance her mental equilibrium has been disturbed ...

... LITERATURE. Haps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe. By Grace Greenwood. Bentley. If we encourage our readers to take their seats with Miss Greenwood at London dinner tables, in straw chairs in cathedrals, in the felons' cells at Newgate, in the Basilicas ...

... who pester him may get a quarter of their absurdities duly noticed. flaps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe, by Miss Grace Greenwood, we have seen before, in the columns of an American newspaper, but the chapters bear second reading. On the heights of ...

... aye the same lineaments of face! American !Milling does not seem to be on the decline. Gen. Houston has just presented Grace Greenwood, a popular writer for American magazines, with a bow and two arrows, which he cut out of a shingle while his brother Senators ...

... the same lineaments of face ! American whittling does not seem to be on the decline. Gen. Houston has just presented Grace Greenwood, a popular writer for American magazines, with a bow and two arrows, which he cut out of a shingle while his brother Senators ...

... same lineaments of face ! mr American whittling does not seem to be on the decline. Gen. Houston has just presented Grace Greenwood, a popular writer for American magazines, with a bow and two axrows, which he cut out of a shingle while his brother Senators ...

... 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 ...

... was not speaking to the house but to Buncombe. One of Haps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe just related by Miss Grace Greenwood, an American lady, was the mistake of wearing a Paris—bought bonnet of the latest fashion in London. As I descended ...