... 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 ...

... Sir Charles Napier, ihius_ trative of a brief, butsuir~cient memoir of the old hero, graces ttlis number. The lively Grace Greenwood aorrates the haps and mishaps of her European tonr with increased spirit, and le-ads us after her, with no reluctant ...

... index o! rtainly, —American ee Vol- Tax Sunny Memories” s 2 we to setting in with great severity. After Mrs. Sto Miss Grace Greenwood, who, happening to nerits of Atlantic in the same steamer wi! Jenny Lin at even husband, thas ks :—* My seat at table ...

... contrast, more unap- proachably grand, more awful in its itmnmensity, more solemnn in age and ruin, than ever before. -Jfiss Grace Greenwood's Tour in Eutrope. There are many men, especially at the outset of life, who in their too eager desire for the end, overlook ...

... contrast, more unapproachably grand, more awful in its i nmensit' - , more solemn in age and ruin, than ever before. —Mitt Grace Greenwood's Tour Enrope. ...

... which we were ing, only to say that Mazzini talks as ho termaster, vice to be who claimed an interest a variance ‘writes.—Grace Greenwood. Foot—Ensign David Ji ViC® | the French, having likewise 12th of March, a treaty § which authorises with on the promovent ...