... contains :— I Aspen Court.—By Shirley Brooks. Ii The By the Author of “ Our IV. Hope and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe.—By Grace Greenwood. How the Jemili blew The Theatres of London. Vi. the Hon. F. Wal Pp Lieut. VIL. Presentation at Court. Notre Dame de Brou ...

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... Constantinople, its supply and defence, with a glance at the Cromca,” some interesting information is agreeably detailed. Grace Greenwood, an American lady tourist, contributes a very readable paper concerning her experiences of men and things in England. ...

... Gbef.nwood London. This is & pleasant volume for the fireade, during the winter season. It purports to be written It Grace Greenwood, which however, only the literary name taken by Miss Clarke, beautiful and clever yoang lady who Visited Europe two or ...

... Antipodes. ' 3. Arthur Arden ; or, the Medical Student 4* »• Sally in our Alley. Haps and Mishaps of Tour in Europe in 1553. Grace Greenwood. 6. The Cruise of the 44 JemiH, how she Sailed over the Black Sea, and how she Blew Up at Sinope. An Episode of the Present ...

... Journey to Jellalabad, and rodergraduate’s Vacation Ramble to Sweden, including a visit to Bomarsand,” arc attractive. Grace Greenwood gives us her impressions of the Eternal City.” Me must allow her to furnish her own description the |>er*onne/ o the Sovereign ...

... Author of Christie Johnstone and Peg Wofflngtoo. 2. The Marquis of Anglesea, with a Portrait. The Ant-Eater. 4. Grace Greenwood's Haps and Mishaps of Tour in Europe. 5. Arthur Arden. the Medical Student. #>. Affairs in Turkey, from our Own Correspondent ...

... this month. The lively and versatile Shirley Brooks continues his love-episodes in Aspen Court, with much graphic power; Grace Greenwood's Haps and Mishaps make her European tour pleasant reading; and the yams*’ of tl»e author of Our Antipodes” are, as of ...