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... poetess, will be perused with much interest by general readers. Aspen Court” and Benjamin Bobbin” are continued, and Grace Greenwood” continues to publish her impressions of the sights in the Eternal City. THIS DAY’S MAIL. ...
... Court. »nd who lo«t and who won it. A Tale of ...
... special comments in the present notice. The notice of the late Professor Wilson, in Bentley, will please his admirers. Grace Greenwood seems at the end of her European Tour. She visited the County Wicklow before leaving the Green Isle, and could discover ...
... and another, “ Adventures of Benjamin Bobbin, the Bagman,” commenced—the first aiuusmg and the latter very promising. Grace Greenwood dc- °tes another chapter to her experinces in Ireland, and »tjmate« oor national character sufißciently high satisfy rcasonabk ...
... Shirley Brook’s admirable tale maintains the inter > Mr. which we have frequently admired in “ Aspen Cour ecially and Grace Greenwood continues her agreeable sketche: a “Tour in Europe”— Arthur Arden,” is another ¢ There mpery tinuation which improves ...
... t&e DtJBLIM BYEHiNQ POST. TfItRSDAY. AUGUST 27, M WASHINGTON IN THE RECESS OF CONGRESS. (FR M GRACE GREENWOOD IS THE STAR.} In the height of the Dog Days our Congress adjourned—“ dissolved in fervent heat.” Trains cast, west, north, and south, groaned ...
... 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. ...