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... Christie Johnstone. Mr. Fliby's Visit to nye. Coassualratad by Dalton logoldrby. Haps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe. By Grace Greenwood. Lemartioe's Historical Characters. History of Cricket. Hy Edward Jesse. Van ae Velde's Assumed of D 6 Shore. of the Batik ...
... Last War, 1199 to 1810. Theatres of London. Their History, Past and Pre•ent. Haps and Mishaps of a Tour In Europe. By Grace Greenwood. Society in ashington. By Mrs. Kirkland. Aspen Court, and Who Lost and Who Won it. A Tale of our own Time. By Shirley ...
... C. Archer. Histoire de la Revolution Franaterr. Par M. Louis Blanc. Tome 6. Haps and Titshaps of a Tour in Europe. By Grace Greenwood. House of Raby (The). S vols. Maurice Tierney. (Parlour Library.) Marmion. By Sir Walter Scott, Bart. (Illustrated.) ...
... Aligns R. Reich. Athentoures of Benjamin Bobbin, the Bagman. By Crawford Wilson. Haps sod Mishaps of a Tour in Eurooe. By Grace Greenwood. Au Underttraduate's Vacation Ramble Sweden, including a Visit to 11, marsuad. London : Richard Bentley, New Burlington ...
... Constantius. IL Margaret of N 7. Arthur Arden, the Medical Student. Chapter IV, O. Haps and Mishaps of a Tour In Europe. By Grace Greenwood. Acc. Stc. he. Richard Bentley, hew Burlington-street. THE ART-JOURNAL for FEBRUARY—No. 62, New Serles--contains THREE ...
... share of attention in Affairs in Turkey, drawn up from private letters, and Our Policy towards Prussia and Austria. Grace Greenwood continues her tour ; Arthur Arden his memoirs ; and Wilson the adventures of Bobbin the Bagman. Coniat's Maps.—We have ...
... Willis ' G. H. Boker, E. A. Poe, G. P. Morris, R. T. Conrad, J. G. Saxe, A. Duganne, It. Coe, Jun., Mrs. C. M. Kirkland, Grace Greenwood, Mrs. M. C. Embury, Clara Moreton, Mrs. Sigourney, Alice B. Neal. There are also two engravings, the one a steel engraving ...
... to the continent. From this rapid outline of one part of her tour, our readers well know what to expect from the rest. Grace Greenwood has nothimg new to tell us, but her impressions are generally fresh and spontaneousrarely the offspring of the directions ...
... and some are of a superior, character. A lady contributor, who shelters herself under the alliterative soubriquet of Grace Greenwood, furnishes a pleasant little story, from which we will make an extract. It will be only necessary to inform the reader ...
... by the Author of Christi* Johnstone and Peg WoMagton.' 2. The Marquis of Anew., with • Portrait. The ATI FAIR. 4. Grace Greenwood's Haps and Mishaps of a Tour la Europe. $. Arthur Arden, the Medical Student. 4. A Gars lo Turkey. from Our Own Correspondent ...
... reach us from Australia, give form and consistency to the Bushranging Facts, noted as occurring in 1837 and 1840. Grace Greenwood's Haps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe in 1853, contains some very pleasing sketches, by an American lady, of public ...
... the present 1 Bentley's Magazine for May contains, among other matters, such as the continuation of Aspen Court, and Grace Greenwood's Tour, a very amusing garrison yarn, entitled The Missing . SentineL' A long paper, How to Deal with the Greeks, ...