... can do no less than commend it **Clouds and Sunshine,’ by Charles “ raid to and is Mishaps of a Tour in Europe,’’ by Grace Greenwood, ‘‘The perusal. s sh was the Baltic,”’ and ‘‘ Mr Fixby’s Visit to ring is papers. Skye’’ are also very ...

... papers“ Arthur Arden, or the Medical Student; Bushranging Facts,” “ Haps and Mishaps of a Tour in Europe, 1853,’* by Grace Greenwood; “The Cruise of the Jemili, how she sailed over the Black Sea, and how he blew Sinope,” Lieut the Hon Frederick Walpole ...

... ss aw _ OF Saks ave to Recollections of Cam under the Duke of Wellington ** 5 Mishaps of a Tour in rope in 1853,”’ by Grace Greenwood, and a « tion of the clever tale of our own time, called ‘‘ Aspen Court, and ¥ and Who Won It.”? The number is good, amusing ...

... Grace’s bowling for five the on-side. A double change of bowling now took place, Wootton giving place to Grundy, and Mr Grace Greenwood. A well-judged catch at long field-on caused Mr Daniel quit; four for 67. Mr Winter did not stay long, a clever catch ...

... name to be advertised for the past presentative of the North. The feature of the first d: tel by @ was of the Messrs Grace, ( Greenwood a: Lockwood batted in rare good at North. Tbe match will be ht to a conclusion we and the result wi appear in our | ...

... 1 @ Walker, b W. 4 Bia, eandb oe W. Grace, b Southerton. 2 > oi a Bylou, supp, 9 hs a. DOB ODE Total .. Total W. G. Grace, ¢ Greenwood, 3. C. b4J.C. Ghaw.. Shew 3 Walker, > J. O. Shaw C.F. H. vd. 3! G.P. pb, b te mot second out. W.G ...

... which Hill was A Greenwood fille named easily at point; wieket | desired first vacancy, and Mr Price jellows ; G. FP. Grace. Greenwood only su ved one ball, as he |» who ha uns only second weil to square-leg, and Mr jendid catch close to the bor a end ...