The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction
In our last volume we commenced the design of illustrating the principal _Cities of Europe_, by a series of picturesque views--one of which is represented in the above engraving. Our miscellaneous duties in identifying the pages of the MIRROR with subjects of contemporary inte...
We must, therefore, confine ourselves to a few detached extracts from the most interesting portion of the volume. At Lille, Vidocq meets with a _chere amie_, Francine; he suspec...
2. Part 2We had gone into Devonshire, for the purpose of being more retired, that we might study more attentively, and with less chance of interruption, than in a town. We chose, accordi...
1. Part 1In our last volume we commenced the design of illustrating the principal _Cities of Europe_, by a series of picturesque views--one of which is represented in the above engraving...
4. Part 4One of his flights of oratory, not in the best taste, is related on Hume's authority. "After a solemn pause, Mr. Whitfield thus addresses his audience:--'The attendant angel is...