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... Margaret of Navarre. . . 7. Arthur Arden, the Medical Student Chapter IV. 8. Haps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe. By Grace Greenwood. die. die. Ac. Richard Bentley. New Burlington-etreet. Now ready, tho Second Volume (to bo romplMed in Fire Hisf^y REVOLUTION ...
... Margaret or Navarre. 7. Arthur Ardbn. the Medical Student. Chapter IV. 8. Haps and Mishaps or a Tour in Eu_ror__ Bt Grace Greenwood. ...
... attractive acquaintances. Random Recollections of Campaigns under the Duke of Wellington are concluded for the present. Grace Greenwood gives another instalment of her Tour in Europe, in which she visits Ireland, and relates some amusing anecdotes. Another ...
... and elegant luxuries life. Whittier the only poet with whom am acquainted who lives perfect simplicity and retirement.— Grace Greenwood. French Minorities and Regencies.—Of the ten minorities which the age of Philip 1., five produced long and sanguinary ...
... Random Recollections of Campaigns under the ; Duke of Wellington. Mrs. Moodie, her paper on Practical Jokes ; Miss Grace Greenwood, her jour- i nal of Haps and Mishaps ; and Mr. Shirley Brooks, I his clever and brilliant story of Aspen Court ; ...
... attractive acquaintances. Random Recollections of Campaigns under the Duke of Wellington are concluded for the present. Grace Greenwood gives another instalment of her Tour in Europe, in which she visits Ireland, and relates some amusing anecdotes. Another ...
... has another adaptation from the columns of the American newspapers. I-laps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe in 1853, by Grace Greenwood, is, unless we are unaccountably mistaken, a selection from letters written by that lady to the National Era, an abolitionist ...
... eluded in the first number; Gray's Elegy in a Countiy Churchyard occupies the second; selections from Rogers, Emerson, Grace Greenwood, ?? the third; and Goldsmith's Deserted Village the fourth. The plates, four of which are given in each number, are ...
... Longfellow , lEvmheithrsoienr, Perceval,Hawhorn H e, ol te e n z e iu dy a ,; o, Barnes, Gsiv Arthur, Dirs. Sigourne y, Grace Greenwood, Mrs. Fuller, Miss M'lntosh, and at least ten American f names are on the tip of our tongue, are reprinted, o read ...
... officer. The inspector, on examination, finding it was a petition to Parliament, immediately ordered their liberation. Miss Grace Greenwood, writing from Scotland to the Na. &nal Era (United States), narrates an amusing anecdote of a sturdy Scotch dame, which ...
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... here a few days last year), Hyde Park, Green Park, Si,J a mes's Park or Gar dens, s . not the Re- Greenwich Park, - Miss Grace Greenwood, an American authoress, writing from Rome to the National Bra (Washington, U. S.), says: . 1 With soldiers and priests ...