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... _MEDICAL _STUDEXT . _• _I . SAll _. _l- IS OUll ALLEV . 5 . IIAPS _AND _MISHAPS OF A TOUK IS _ElIIlOl'C IX 1833 . By _Grace _Greenwood . c . THE Ultuisr . or _THE . rEim . l , _How sill : _SAinsn OVER _THE _1 _SLACI ; _SEAASIl HOW _SHE BLEW Ur AT _SiSOl'li ...
... cuntmend the Northern Standard, and wish it good luck in the name of the Lord. GRACE GREENWoOD IN EDINBURGH. Oun stay in Edinburgh being so limited, says Miss Grace Greenwood, in the account of her tour in Europe, and the weather so wretchedly unpleasant ...
... Literature. Haps and Mishaps of Totjr in Europe. Grace Greenwood. Boston: Ticknor, Reid, and Fields. nick, gossipping book Grace Greenwood has given us. With exactly the temper and exactly the talent that the lion-hunter should possess, Grace contrives ...
... THE VIEW FROM BENLOMOND. Mile Grace Greenwood, an American writer, in ' Raps and Mishaps of a Tour is Europe,' says:—The agent of Bealoomed from Rowardennan is sot perilous, nor very difficult, but is 'somata* Maims. The distance is about six miles; we ...
... of merit for some years have come from the pens of females—Mr* Stowe, Miss Wetherell, Miss Cummings, Mrs Mowmtt, and Grace Greenwood. A magnificent villa Marble erected ia the Park, Stockholm, at an immense expense, by the late Swedish sculptor Brystom ...
... merit for some years past have come front the pens of females—Mrs. Stowe. Miss WetherVii, Miss Cummings. Mrs Mowatt. Grace Greenwood, and Miss Willis, the author of Fern heaves. Ex-setuttor Benton has published a voluminous work, entitled Thirty Years ...
... American books of merit for some yet»rs past have come from the pens of females Mrs Stowe, Miss Wetherell, Miss Mrs Mowatt, Grace Greenwood, and Miss Willis, tiie author of Fern Leaves.' Last week a young woman residing in one the Western districts of Perthshire ...
... his intellectual exertion, the Professor would wipe the perspiration front his brow.' A BUTTERFLY AT SEA. One daz, says Grace Greenwood in her' Voyage acme the Atlantic, much to my surprise, I spied • real, live butterfly, on one of the spans of the vessel ...
... merit for some years hpasthave comhe from the pens of females-Mmrs Stove, Miss tfetherell,:Miss Cummings, ,Mri Mowatt, Grace Greenwood, n n MissWillis, the author of Fern Loaves. i Theew YorAk lerald has raised its price from tvo to three Y cents a copy ...
... unpractised pen. The number closes with the first chapter of a Tour in Europe in 1853, by American lady bearing the name of Grace Greenwood. There are too many small personal details in this narrative ; but we are glad to learn that Otto Goldschmidt, husband ...
... some other light and interesting sketches, there is a continuation of Haps and Mishaps of Tour in Europe in 1853, by Grace Greenwood, an American lady. This fair tourist contrived to see many of the English notabilities, dead and living, and she notes ...
... of royal prorogation of Parliament. It is given iu a work just published, Haps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe, by Grace Greenwood:— Her Majesty wore a splendid tiara of brilliants, matched by bracelets, necklace, and stomacher. Her soft, brown hair ...