... by R. H. Brown. The Slavery Question; by C. C. Gossip from Paris; Our Own Correspondent. Poems by Mrs. Crosland, Mrs. Grace Greenwood, Maria Norris, Ada Trevanion, &c. The Ambitious Fir-Tree; by A. L. Our Conservatory. Literature. New Music. Costume, coloured ...

... the agencies which preserve the country from the exhausting trade of buying all as wanted abroad.—Adastrial Rerigle. Grace Greenwood, writing from Perla, From what I hear the best and cheapest cla. , e coarse, are given at the Institute of Languages, ...

... ~_ Machihe for Family Use. . . =~ i 'R}m g;:indETnal gf Sewing Machines. The s Exposition. R i A Tale with a Moral. By Grace Greenwood (Mrs Lippin- _ AODERNE R s - e SR ¢ The Letter G: an American Story. h‘lm Barrow (Aunt Fanny, Author of c%e 5 ngz{oop ...

... Sewing. Machine for Family . Use. The Grand Trial of Sew Log Machines. The Paris Exposition. A Tale with a Iforal. By Grace Greenwood (Mrs. Lippincott). The Letter G: an Amerioan Story. Sy Mrs. Penny Rermw :Aunt Author of the — Nightcap Stories for Children ...

... eminently unsatisfactory. It consists of two parts—the first, which is assertive, is controvertible; and the second, which Grace Greenwood, writing from Paris, is inferential, is not proved by anything says: From what I hear, the best and !resembling evidence ...

... and the WAY to IT. By Mr*. YOUNG, Author of “Catch,” “ Western India,” Ac. Post HAPS and MISHAPS of TOUR EUROPE. By GRACE GREENWOOD. Post Bm, 7s. 6d. [Published this day. HABITS and MEN; with Remnants of Records on the Makers of Both. By Dr. DORAN, Author ...

... ; n-b, 3 as Total ' Total PLAYERS. FIRST INNINGS. SBCOND INNINGS. Jupp, b Francis Lockwood, c and I) W. G. Grace Greenwood, c and bW. G. Grace' se C Green, b Ridley s6 Daft, hit wicket, bG. F. Grace Oscroft. c and bW. G. Grace 2B c Ridley, bW ...

... proof that the intrinsic re. Fources of the wonderfnl land we rule in East are not even yet fully known.—Lemires Globe. Grace Greenwood, writing from Faris, save : From what I bear, the beqt cheapest clas3 courses are given at the L tate of Languages, 32 ...

... Antipodes.” * Arden; or, The Medical Student. 4. Sally in our Alley.” 6. Haps and Mishaps of Tour in Enropo in 1853. By Grace Greenwood. 9. The Cruise of the Memili,’ How she Sailed over the Black Sea, and How she Blew Up at Sinope. An Episode of the Present ...

... Ridloy 17 Jupn, fct Tylocote, b Hndow 17 G. Grace, bG. F. Groce Barlow, c Walker, G. F. Grace 27 cG. F. Groce, b W. G. Grace Greenwood, c Harris, W. 0. Oraco « 0 c Wcbbc. bW. G. Grace Ulyott, c Tylrcote, Uadow., F. Grace Selby, G. Grace Tylccote ...

... 3. ARTHUR ARDEN ; OR, THE MEDICAL STUDENT. 4. SALLY IN OUR ALLEY.' 5. HAPS AND MISRAPS OF A IN EUROPE IN 1853. BY GRACE GREENWOOD. 6. THE CRUISE or THE JEMILI, Row SHE SAILED OVER THE BLACK SEA, AND How SHE BLEW UP AT SINOPE. AN EPISODE OF THE PRESENT ...

... some time ' but not so much so as to cruse much alarm. —An inquest has been held at the Dusty Miller Inn, on the body of Grace Greenwood. The jury returned averdiet of Wilful murder against the mother, but she bus ainoe died id' her wounds. • WA T Eastwood ...