... Antipodes. 3. Arthur Arden ; or. The Medical Student. 4. *' Sallt our Alley. - 6. Haps and Mishaps a Tour ls Europe 1833. Bv Grace Greenwood. C. Thk Cruise of the •• Jemili. How she Sailed over The Se.v, and How she Blew Sinrpe. Episode of the Present War. Lieut ...

... Miss Davenport closed her engagement giving benefit for the purpose of siding Kossuth, and recited address, written Grace Greenwood expressly for tha occasion. Madame Louise Tonmslre, the equestrian, who was Vsuxhallfonr reasons since, has been astonishing ...

... farnishes this month a Mem oir of the late | as they Anglesey, with a Portrait. The notice is most int r from written. Grace Greenwood is now in Ireland, and pencillings of Wicklow scenery, with sundry st 1 with anecdotes illustrative of rustic life. Our ...

... aesson. Among the late arrivals are Mr*. Edwin Forrest, Cushman. Mrs. Abbott. Mrs. McKeons. Mrs. J. 8. Silsbre, Miss Grace Greenwood, tbeautboresa ; Mr. Buchanan, the tragedian; Mr. (be lessee of tbe Baltimore Museum; Mr. Howard Paul, the dramatist; snd ...

... Journey to Jellalabad, and rodergraduate’s Vacation Ramble to Sweden, including a visit to Bomarsand,” arc attractive. Grace Greenwood gives us her impressions of the Eternal City.” Me must allow her to furnish her own description the |>er*onne/ o the Sovereign ...

... “The War in the East” is a fruitful topic for magazine John and Bentley enters into the subject in a brief but careful Grace Greenwood’s Tour in Europe is interesting, as the od the of an intelligent American's visit to England, and her as —_ Ss ee 6 a ...