... his son, while pointing to the Franks-but for n; the special grace of God, you might have been as one of us ?? front Grace Greenwood, in London, to thie ule Editor of the National F Rra, U.S. ...

... LITERARY VARIETIES. DICKENS AT HlocE.-Miss Grace Greenwood, who is writing a series of letters from London to the National Era, an aboliti- onist paper, published at Washington, furnishes the following scene:- On Thursday evening Idined with Mr.and Mrs ...

... honour themselves by showing her every possible attention and kindness.-Article: aps ned iMishapeo/ a Tour in Europe, by Grace Greenwood. (rromn Blackwood's Magazitne.) T HE POET'S FUTURE. His great want is a proper root-idea, and intelligible theme which ...

... Haps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe. By Grace Greenwood. Bentley. This is a volume of small talk as agreeable as it is pos- sible for any talk that is unquestionably and extremely small to be. Grace Greenwood visits England, Ireland, Scot- land, France ...

... dearth the public may know where to apply for relief. Haps and Mishaps of a Tour in Burope. By GRACE a GREENwOOD. Bentley. Grace Greenwood is an American who has written d off her impressions of Europe in a remarkably s pleasirg style and with much graphic ...

... amour, running through his quiet low- toned' talk. Poets lead to politics. er. Cobdepa gives Grace Green1wood toa-aud Grace Greenwood pays Dir, Cobden hack with her usual coinage of admiration:- ' Richard Cobded' I found to be, personaly? all that his ...

... UNPROFESSIONAL CONDUCT.- A tragical affair, says the BaUimre Sun, oactiiued in Alexandria, La., last week, between Miss Grace Greenwood and Mr. W. E. Anderton, who were members of a theatrical company which have been giving exhibitions in that city. The ...

... little delay by the express. INQUEsT AT Ov)NDEN6-Ye terday an inquest was held at Ovenden, near Holitax, on. the body of Grace Greenwood, a Married woman twenty years of age. Rue mour alleged that she hadA died by improper treatment in the hands oi a herbalist ...

... entertainment given to a -European ?? Yweas in Ihadia. . STORY OF A BUTTEIU1LY -lThe following beautiful little sketch is by Grace Greenwood. It occurs in her account of her voyage across the Atlantic. One day, much to my surprise,- I spied a; real, live'ebutterfy ...

... IATERARY ]YESCELtLAtA COLOoeDO WoasEN.-Grace Greenwood, 4riting from Colorado,hsays that she bad felt, before mingling :ith them much, that with their new, strange, wild surround- ings; the illimitable vastness of earth and sky; with new labours a nd ...

... us look with pride and satis- ction en the graves of their friends, is the advortisament of AWcstern stonc cutter. if Grace Greenwood bad the framing of the law only such iomn shonld be allowed to vote as had sewing machines and new how to use them. Josh ...

... German of Heinrich Heine by Mary Howitt. 'The same may be said of I never will grow old by the same composer, words by Grace Greenwood, whose determination we highly commend. Either of these songs will be found useful in the schoolroom.- Two Wreaths and ...