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... ful tesignatton, that we saw that so fortunate a voyage, sans see-sickness , ' —or home-sickness - drawing to a close.— Grace Greenwood, in New York Times, Dec. Slat, 1876. A FATAL ROYAL SALUTE. The St. fielena mail, which arrived io Plymouth on Sunday, ...
... Domestic Tale, Elizabeth M. Stewart. Is. The Tell Tale ; Sketch of Domestic Life in the United States, 11, Trust and Grace Greenwood. Is. Three Tales ; The Village Doctor ; Christine Van Amherg ; and Resignation, the Countess D’Arbouville. Is. The Forest ...
... THE MISERERE ST. PETER*3. Grace Greenwood, writing from Rome to the Xaiional Era, thus describes the service in St. Peter’s, during which she heard the famous Miserere : One of the peculiar ceremonies of the Tenebrae is connected with certain tapers, ...
... THE QUEEN'S DISCIPLINE. Aw anecdote linnet:sting Victoria's admirable good sense and strict domestic principle, writes Grace Greenwood to an American paper, came, to me directly from one who witnesud tbal occurrence. One day the Queen wtui present in her ...
... contents are of the light and agreeable kind which one would expect from the pens of such writers as Shirley Brooks, Grace Greenwood, Dr. Doran, Crawford Wilson, and Alfred Cole-the eon- stant and ever-velcome conteibutors to this favourite periodical ...
... Bight Monthly Volumes. Vol 11. 10s Cd. Fell* Tale (The); or, Sketches of Domestic Life in the United Stales. H Trust* and Grace Greenwood, Is Vanity Fair. By W, M. Thackeray, Esq., Danish Fairy Tales and Legends. New New Edition. * Cheaper Edition. By Hans ...
... Emerson, and numerous others of similar distinction among the writers, and on tb* other aids Mrs. Kirkland, Mrs. Sigournie, Grace Greenwood,” Mrs. Emury, Clara Moreton, Alice B. Natl, &c., we are certain our readera will concur with us that such a galaxy of ...
... simultaneously at work on the life of Queen Victoria. The one is Mrs. Lippincott, an American writer, better known as Grace Greenwood ; the other is Miss Keddie, a Scottish lady, who writes under the name of Sarah Tytler. Mrs. Lippincott's work is ...
... Healey, a Tala, by author of The First Violin .~ .« 6 0 About Ourselves, author of East 1 6 Victoria. Queen England, by Grace Greenwood, illustrated 6 0 Macaulay’s Lays, New Entlon, illustrated 0 6 John Bull and His Island 2 6 English She is Spoke, second ...
... friends under heaps of eulogy. Grace Greenwood pelts Fanny Fern with the richest exotics of the language of flattery, while Fanny Fern has her revenge in equally luxurious treatment '* Gail Hamilton.” Grace Greenwood In turn looks for justice to Mr. ...
... Healey, Tale, by aatoor of The First Violin .« 6 0 About Ourselves, onthor of East Lynne 1 6 Victcna, Queen England, Grace Greenwood, 6 0 Macau'ay'sLays, New Eoitlon, illustrated 0 6 John Boil and Island 2 6 EogliNh She is Spoke, eocosd scries 1 0 ...
... recovering very slowly from attack yTippf whichj for the last fortnight, baa forced him suspend his literary labours. Grace Greenwood writes from Rome to the Nationmt Era as follow.l met this night a son of Mr«. Hemans. He resembles somewhat the portraits ...