Chambers's Edinburgh Journal
I left Copenhagen for Elsinore on the last day of June, with two companions, in a _char-a-banc_; a rough but not inconvenient kind of carriage drawn by two horses. We took the route by Fredericksborg (different from the Fredericksberg already mentioned), in order to visit that...
Egypt--that land of silence and mystery--as if to compensate for its total deficiency of written records, has left the greatest number of ruins. From the mouth of the Nile to ab...
5. Part 5In various parts of Canada bodies of Scotch are settled in clusters, or at least at no great distance from each other; and according to ancient habit, they endeavour to maintain...
2. Part 2I had now to consider with some friends by what means I should prosecute my designed tour of Sweden and Norway, and much was the cogitation and discussion on this subject before...
3. Part 3I arrived at Southampton by the night-coach--the railway was but just begun, I remember--and was informed that the best mode of reaching Beaulieu--Bewley, they pronounced it--wa...
1. Part 1I left Copenhagen for Elsinore on the last day of June, with two companions, in a _char-a-banc_; a rough but not inconvenient kind of carriage drawn by two horses. We took the r...
6. Part 6'The chimney-valves are part of a set of means devised by me for ventilation under all circumstances. My report on the ventilation of ships, sent at the request of the Board of...