... grand, more its immensity, more solemn in age and ruin, than ever before.—Haps and Mishaps: or, a Tour in Eu- rope. By Grace Greenwood. Ivrricves or Turkisa Lapires.—I cannot help observing how the world has been imposed upon and amused with roman- tic ...

... Arthur Arden and Bobbin the Bagman contribute their amusing adventures. Haps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe, by Grace Greenwood, continue their pleasant narrative of travel, the scene in the present number being laid in Scotland, one glimpse of ...

... religious life in the East, and a vindication of De fkricy's discoveries at the Dead Sea, are the subjests of other papers. Grace Greenwood's Tour ilasetinued with no lack of interest ; and the exciting of Clouds and Sunshine is worthy of its mother's ...

... Latin version In Sarum of Sally in our Alley — Scenes on the Opening of Parliament are pleasantly sketched— Grace Greenwood's , Haps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe are continued, and very clever and amusing they are, though occasionally overspiced ...

... rushed | into a shop and purchased a black lace veil, with which I quite | extinguished my “ stunner,” poppies and all.— Grace Greenwood’s | Haps Mishaps of a Tour in Europe. Systematic or Youre Grars.—The Paris Droit exposes the tricks of the procurers, ...