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... Recollections of Campaigns under the Duke of Wellington ; Margaret of Navarre ; Haps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe in 1853, Grace Greenwood Waller's Poems, &c. Home Companion—Good Engravings and entertaining letter press, sustain the reputation of thin serial ...
... merit for some years past have come from the pens of females— Mrs. Stowe, Miss Wetherell. Miss Cummings, Mrs. Mowatt, Grace Greenwood, and Miss Willis, the author of “ Fern Leaves.” p . Mz. ALEXANDER SMITH, the poet.iudifi:?nnhotion from the published ...
... merit for some years past, have come from the pens of females :—Mrs. Stowe, Miss Wetherell, Miss Cummings, Mrs. Mowatt, Grace Greenwood, and Miss ‘Willis, the author “ Fern Leaves.” Tenacity oF Life.—Dr. Franklin gives a singular story of a fly which, baving ...
... history past and present. The Two Avgels, by Professor Longfellow. The Ant Eater ; Haps and Mishaps of a Tour through by Grace Greenwood. Arthur Arden, or the Medical udent. Life and Characteristics of Professor Wilson. Li of an Architect. Clouds and Sanshine ...
... chapters of “ Aspen Court” do not carry us far on in the story, which rogresses slowly. and Mishaps of a Tour in urope,” by Grace Greenwood, an American lady, is lively and amusing, the places described in this chapter being the lakes of Killarney, the Shannon ...
... Bagman” is amusing weak some prettily written notices one or two average papers are among contents We not forget Mrs Grace Greenwood who up” large amount somewhat overdone enthusiasm cottage 8cc of Burns but whose sketchy amusing tour see concluded with ...
... follows : —Aspen Court, chapter 39, by Shirley Brooks— How to Deal with the Greeks— Haps and Mishaps a Tour in Europe, by Grace Greenwood—The Missing Sentinel—A Gariisou Yarn, the Author of Our Antipodes—The Cruise of the Jemili—How she sailed over the ...
... Skye—Adventure of Bobbin the Bagman, by C. Wilson—The Theatres of London, their History Past and Present—Hap» and Mishaps, Grace Greenwood—Society in Washington, by Mrs. Kirkland—Aspen Court, fee., &c. Bohn's Classical Library now enriched the Ist vol. of Strabo ...
... Theatres of London, their History, past and present—The Two Angel*, Professor Longfellow—The Ant-eater—Haps and Mishaps, Grace Greenwood—Arthur Arden—Life, &c., of the late Professor YVilsou—Life of an Architect Affairs in Turkey—Clouds and Sunshine— Adveutures ...
... Court, and who lost and who won it.—A Tale of our own Time, by Sherley Broot's.—Haps and Mishap-* of a Tour in Europe, by Grace Greenwood.—The Exile and the Governor.—Adventures of Benjamin Bobbin the Bagman, by Crawford Wilson.—Arthur Arden, or the Medical ...
... the shape of rapacious retainers that seem to haunt his slumbers!! And we also bare the eighth and ninth chapters of Grace Greenwood's Haps and Mishaps of a tour in Europe, which, with all deference for the sex of the writer, we venture to say is a ...
... written apparently passer le temps connection the the story is readable Arthur Arden does not by improve acquaintance Mrs Grace Greenwood’s tour very amusing the readers of Bentley will see her chatty egotistical paper- it arrives with Gentleman's contains ...