... Women as They are. By One of Them. vols. H , ous Raby. 3 vols. r Old Chelsea Bun-House. a and Mishaps Tour in Europe. By Grace Greenwood. patrimonial Speculations. Mrs. Moodie. Young Hu.band. Mrs. Grey. vols. Habits and Men. Dr. Doran. Lord Carlisle's Diary ...

... forwarding to the army in the Crimea thirty i copies of the Times daily, and ten copies to the wounded at Scutari. i Grace Greenwood the literary name assumed I by Miss Clarke, handsome and spirited young American lady, who two years ago spent a summer ...

... the realms of tragic art. She is a superior woman, with a beautilul farce, responsive to every thought and motion. Mist Grace Greenwood in the National Era (American). Making a Scotchman In the year 1727, when democratic notions ran high, it may be remembered ...

... Ruskin's Ten Stories of Veniee, 2 vols. Ths following have been reserved from the former selection, for further reading:— Grace Greenwood's Tour in Europe. Gerstaeeker's Journey Round the World, vols. Plurality of Worlds. More Worlds than One. Heartsease; ...

... chiselled look ; the hair grows in a way to enchant an artist, and every feature of his face is finely and clearly cut. Grace Greenwood's Haps and Mishaps ofa Tour in Europe. The Dogs of Constantinople. The dogs of Constantinople belong to everybody and ...

... while her hawthorn hedges blossom throngh the pleasant land, will the name of Mary Russell Mitford cherished and revered.—Grace Greenwood's Haps and Mishaps in England. Emigrants and Colonists.—One who flies from his native land, driven by want; one who- saves ...