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... Contdbution of the Duke of Wellington. — New Quar- terly Review. American Hoax on a Railway Mocnseer In the eve- ning (says Grace Greenwood, in one of her latest letters to the New York Home Journal), we ran down to Marseilles by the railway. Our party filling ...
... or two other papers of interest, including a continuation of Ilaps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe in 1851 This is by Grace Greenwood, an American literary lady of some celebrity. We find here some matter of local interest. Nm•TUAD AND Huc We returned ...
... the late liolenfirth feast a man had his eves gouged oat in a street fight, and another had his nose fatten uff by • Grace Greenwood (Miss ( - larke), the American authoress, at present the guest of Dr. Musr.itt, at Hosehill Ha ll, Wootton. It is said ...
... Duke of Parma forms the subject of a valuable but brief record of this episode of Italian hivtarv. Aspen Court, and Grace Greenwood's Hap and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe, are satisfactorily continued. The DUSLII UNIVERSITY IisOAZINE discusses the Eastern ...
... this, John Chapman hastened home, and digging under tha tree, found two large pots of money ! CHARLES DICKENS AT Hoes.--Grace Greenwood, who is writing a series of letters from London to the National Kra, an an abolitionist paper, published at Washington ...
... light reading. The most noteworthy of these are the continuations of Clouds and Sunshine, of Aspen Court, and of Grace Greenwood's Haps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe. The ART JOURNAL is above the average this month. The large engravings are ...