The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction
In a recent Number of the MIRROR we offered ourselves as the reader's _cicerone_ throughout the interior of this stupendous building, the exterior of which is represented in the annexed engraving; and the architectural pretensions of which will, we trust, be found of equal int...
In a recent Number of the MIRROR we offered ourselves as the reader's _cicerone_ throughout the interior of this stupendous building, the exterior of which is represented in the...
3. Part 3There is no district in England which abounds in more beautiful and romantic scenery than the remote and rarely visited district of Craven, in Yorkshire. Its long ridge of low a...
2. Part 2It was now past five o'clock, and the umbrage of the forest added a deeper tint to the shadows of evening. The air was piercingly cold, and his majesty had been engaged in the s...
4. Part 4Our constant changes of habit were the subject of ridicule at home and abroad, even at an early period. Witness the ancient limner's jest in 1570, who, being employed to decorat...