The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-08 00:00:00

The annual dinner of this institution was held
last Meet at the London Tavern. Earl Smoot, LG.,
presided:end was supported by Colonel Russell, Colonel
1.. Lindsay, Mr. Moil, and various other gentlemen in-
terested in agriculture. The diners were sheet 120 in
THE CORPS LEGISLATIF. somber.
PARIS, JOlll7. The CHMlthalr. in proposing the that of the evening-
After the speeches delivered by MM. Thiere and "Prosperity to the Royal Agricultural Institution," oor-
Vuttry yesterday in the Uorps Legielatif, M. dimity congratulated the influential sod powerful &orient.
Roulthe addreesed the house. kle reproduced the tarsi Merest on the rapid growth of the charity. It was
somewhat singular that, up le 1860, that interest had no
urn° financial argumenta as thief) made use of in 1
i Banner s. ' -Lieutenant-Colonel J. Ferguson 1 heseruleet WetitutWo atter-bed to it. loth eltsultiee leliog
preceding years. Davie has missed as address to the glories. in which be oralloed for the most, part to towns. This was aoocuoted
The general debate upon the budget was then states that there is no truth is the rumour that he isles& I for from the ei."°"°u".° that agrienituriou were
closed. to retire from the rowesestation of the boroogh. air G. more
othea wid
ass ely dispersed ever the ~ °°°°ll7 then °iv
It was Mr. Mohr • benevolent mind
To-day, in the Corps Legislatif, several deputies Steamy is ClMMaillts is the cooservative mimeo. that first originated the ides of an isatitutiou
spoke against the bill to transfer the General Peet- ' TOTKIO3.-A conservative caudidate for the re-
_, er the benefit of the widows and orphans of
reties to the Rue de Rivoli. The bill was finally Preeroteteee of the borough°c Totemappealslw have ae farmer.. (Cheer.) That clam was quite as much liable to
. length been secured. Os Moeda,
rejected.afternoon Mr. P. 13. ' sudden vicissitudes as thy other, sad he petaled oat various
' KIIIIIIMII4 benket, of Loudon, strived at Totem, sod sought mods' is which a farmer might' he mimed from a state of
ea Whereto* with the leaden of the coaeorestith WV, the prosperity to distress observing that if 'soh distressbap-
mesh of which has busthat be ia aosiounced to cootest peeed te a rose wit'', . h.,. wetly, ei. if by the „ad,.
the borough on conservative PrieeiPlee ,Ao address trues death of • farmer his affairs ware thrown into on-
Mr. Ethnerd to the elarieri is expected to appear °cow' foie, where war then an institution which was
diately.-Weetern Iforwieg News. I colonloted to give that relief which his &Urea so
Sodgfthefevoit. -Addressee have this day been urgently required j It was a most she.. argument
Wind by Messrs. Moffatt and Mackey, and by Mr. W. D. rezdy thee each reran a. this encoorsgat we.
Seymour. Mr. Russell Gurney mod Mr. Alderman Rose . mac for what man would, merely because there was
have Mead addresses asnouscing themselves as mediates. . a chance of getting relief for hi cbildree, become idle and
Boron.-Mr. J. W. Malcolm, the sitting con- . improvident! They might as well urge against the est&b.
sweetie member for this borough. has issued his address lishoreat of lifeboats, that it toads sealers more reckless
to the electors. He pledgee himself to a "Arid adhereooe At present there were three classes of peoeionen-siegle
to the principles of cossenative progress sod a staunch pensioners, married, and widows; end the system of peep
support of the amialtritioo." TM other sitting member, monies was infinitely preferable to building a large public
Mr. Y. Standand, is • liberal. No second liberal candidate institutive' henries of all alums farmers were more
hes vet appeared, although one is threatened. attached to the comities in which they resided,
MALDON.-Mr. G. M. W. Peacocks, the censer- and the recipients would be vary ammo to betas i
entire sitting member for this borough, has issued an brought away from their homes, and Jammed on is one I
address, is which be expresses his intention to continue to large hoildiag : moreover, as every weletrY wee wade Were
suppers "the prieeiples of independest oosseervation.' I a pension,.... was. granted, no
. Jrufse..coutd arise_ Jean._
....the ex. I
Glow Yaserotrrn.-On Tuesday •• preliminary It'llimuCee4astor
a;d'altitc.";:;;;ashe war
ad largely Increased, sae I
meeting of the supporters of the cosserrative csadidetes ''
it was contemplated that after they bad mess able to lay by li
for this borough-Sir E. H. K. latrioe, M.P., and Mr. J. a certain amount of capital, they should devote the Wide
Goodies, chairman of the Great Elation Railway Company of ~,...,_, .inna „„ relief, and ~....e only sandy e____
-was held at the Star Hotel, Mr. R. Ferrier prodded. Sir 0;;Z" "'"et__ , "'"___.,ndad ir'ypo,4 6 kthea";Ty
E. Lscoo expressed Ms intention to continue to extend an (Hear, ow.) He amea
independent support to Lord Derby, sod Mr. Goodson said 'l"°°°t.t° the'r'd.krt mar!ctil. mr. ccat7t s° "hem
his political seetiments were in nohow with those expressed ' :6°4°4° exertions `°°. .I"°"rwir.w.ere mainly
by Sir B. locos. It was determined to canvass the borough '`wl:rbeSPiramw• P"gwareicconeturon::ewnwgewd'ttriVlieractii ealmerlp-
forthwith. The liberals have mutat present brought forward maw: which; "Zudirasztywn, bar saw," mintlaaan. si.
• candid's& • from the noble chairman, and ELL Iron Colonel Lloyd
Livrarome-It is generally underetooll that Mr. 1 Lindsey, amounted to the sum of 3,8121. (Mesca)
Robs. Hotelier,* has declined to Maud far Liverpool is Feriae other toasts mix. tem girth and numbed to,
tesgmeerystiee Intercosod the proceeding'were brought to a sloes.
WRITIIIr.-The conservatives a this borough
held a meeting et the Angel Hotel, es Mondcr, to decide
„..,..ev.) upon some caodidste in opposition so Mr. H. S. Monr TURAL oe at BATH ABD WBST OP ENGLAND AGRICUL-
the ooming electio. There were about forty gentlemen pre SHOW.
PARIS. WIDIaiDLT EVldidd• emit. Dr. Clarkson vim celled to the chair. The names of --e--
In the Corps Legislatif yesterday, M. Thiers several possible candidata, were mentioned. Mr. Robert HEREFORD, WM:M=IMT:
made a second speech in reply to M. O'Quin. He 12'1_71, a roialaid.; Mr. Gibbs, of the firm of. Gibbs, , This exhibition promisee to be one of the most
*rigor, and Co., London ; one of the Donoombo family; anar successful the society hes ever held. The estrive in almost
has been lately styled a prince in the art of per- gr. rt
madden
Al
-. .-----. nsiderable dismission the suffrages gym. y.deprnment .. in sae.. of Bckfol. sod the yang
suading assemblies to listen to repetitions, and no of.ithieemmite,tig 11,:r divided f Mr.betre the
son a:r t:atiort-oir.troodr 100e.95,6u billow: firautteziaog.3 Z473e.arinnesions
howswerewwdr they are
doubt bin new spedoh contains little substantial tube. A requirtgion to Mr. Hudson was accordingly ' estimated at over 15,0X0, 'and ;.o.nron';w sod F;idsy, theaw
wthroogheut
that was not said in bin first. But he arranged his agreed upon and signed by mimeo( the parties pretreat. Mr. shilling days, there will not oily be an immense influx of
figures in various new lights and rammed them !torn compromise thaeterlvr.e* by'swigoiobgerthße"req" requisition, I:l:edbottch' ':::."""stibly"wiTi ttethet. Zrttletratitiebuy ate:
into the ears of his audience and the country in • these gentlemen promised to vote Ice
Mr. Hudson. The exhibition. A second run through the short hoes
mid
way which must make an impression. He takes ;rye° %elm. bi
onet Ziluliegte4t. olit letter
im
meniSgast: Deno: eitsasi/eashowes.htliitatiintguliTar
soposr4d.eatraord
th &Sum?.
bin stand upon this broad fact that the budget was reed to the meeting, in which that rodemen referial two of the most important classes, males and females, Ur
shows a permanent expenditure, in round to the Che
Estero le,:earyl seitastoywad pendingii llrw.e..edit dt.tiLN..orthhis. a -
thprr Snis: olub7mb:: beautye°h and" excellencestandk
4" h 7 tam' °beg::
numbers, of 2 milliards 200 millions, and that
positive saaaraaa• that the Walt Old IMPatty at Wgith/ with. Them cloaca are for heifers in calf or is milk, the
to meet it the taxes produce only 1 mil- would speedily come into his ramesecia maim-Loci property of Mr. Lope, of Naiades, Newport ; Mr.
Cee t'
Lyme,
Bard 900 millions. The difference, 300 millions,
Mercury.DUTlL I Hilt& -Major Walker, of Crawford- of
7 Eatek
Grili=baliwo itherabatelat R.
nota re:Liles tem
has existed uniformly for the last three Jeers. ton, has coos forward on moderate conservative principles, years the superiority of the pritheakiag animals wee
making an accumulation of 900 millions, which be m a idate for the representation of tbia nty, vacant well I
immense narkscale and • hed. These weree
tooth. all graThe third nd animals, of
prise
persists in calling a deficit, because the ouly re- bY tb° coodmlirelaeat a Ir. Hope J°b•si°°°. cou
EDINIUILOII.--is meeting called by the members WA porbspe, the better animal of the two last, but
sources which government has to meet it are " ad- was held this (Wednesday) atom.% when Mr. glach, for he IMO thought to be • bit too highly fed for
veuturous" ones. They have taken 530 millions his change of views oat reform, was so bootediby • natio°
rii.dingediMouvig :third posit' Tkewtlsigfords,pose, the
rwl
selresora.
of the mee
porton ili.clithat he had to Vt.::
tkee.:lloto.:ihneg
the
from the sinking fund, appropriated tbe Treuteu.. all heals to be a greed lot, bane therefore sot
ary Bonds--an operation which is only a die- fratehise
the , without other ofegneards, would be dangerous to corr. eed off the :tote of..the honour in". El.""ed hew
ad-
Ruineden
loan-end counted as ordinary receipts
d iesati;s to stick bylldr.l7ll'entwi aewbaileoolle7gue,inogstetts wheal lade he* symni"rie great bulk, and gnat feed-
many extraordinary and doubtful credits, of the radial candidates, expressed his views in favour of log qualities of the shorthorns eePowelly. But there us
such as the Chineee, Cochin chiness, and reform. A motion of coufideoce was serried with great twoi ekes in ilathHerore;:ird.,,inclew. tat:cwt.'s,.
aelthdostlsh.tltalit
Mexican indemnities, and made up the rest . eiteenag and hissing. selves. Bottoms commenced big wear at Battersea
by sales of state forests sod lands. He does not ea • calf, besting • large number of oompetitoo, end bee
*sly been defeated once since (at Worcester), whim
deny that " extraordinary" and " supplemental " LIBERAL.I ANDRyLLATZMONTANES IN
sadly need up and certainly unfit fur exhibitioe.
credits are terms known to former times. He him- —.-_- Be is the representative of animal beauty, sod is a perfect
picture. Chieftain, on the other hand, is the repreesetative
self, when minister, bad been compelled to resort ARCHBISHOP CULLEN AND JUSTICE KEOGH. let bulk, and bas brides a grand and impolite appearance,
to them. But the question wan one of degree. and On Tuesday night Archbishop Cullen gathered in which respect be has improved wonderfully sines we
the present government had transcended all peace- the members of the Dublin Catholic Young Men's Society lot saw him at Bristol, whoa De was plead secoad, hi
Weather, to bear a deouociation of Judge Keogh ow account victor Wig now rode him, but "nowhere" in the prim
dents and passed all bounds. When ioia by Pre- sn,s, )ate teem-, en John Ilatee, list.
sideut Schneider that the chamber had not thought . Dr. Cullen said lie had bra reading • lecintmlieter
bde.. ;
daTbethe trials otpetla "Tell:: °ltniwVenka fitimeTela ry:riihwdtabwie
him serious when he said on a former occasion lii:dereesd Li.' ithseteetttittety wiajLaielej°-hbayv as Irishman, be' a " Lips.," a Barber wish the "Eagle," Pifate
was ti Biwa,
that France was drifting towards bankruptcy, catholic, (Rem, bear.) After mediae that lactic be was Hornet
ooe, thoustdthWe side deilvery i each www
tbnet work
not w
be angrily
retorted that at his age, and adlervetrr ita I°thirell. 6"61":04 whomit
it
iiirldeeen tatttvibittedn• to give the satisfaction the other did. The cultivators
with his position and experience, be flattered (Roo, hear') In tit first plane they knew' that Milton
_w_re.ttrawthori_listouta
ttleeceHliheseVincia Steam l lead, a,edltdivt en.
himself that everything he said would be under- lum a great regicide ; that he defended the 01.7dee lc t:',:ii y having some ii,), sines ea. the 1.14, the
stood as serious by the chamber. He woul-1 per- Cesirsteg.La Illaws:
quitiaiiii'd" h y the 11l 4bain.a srodugled ildiet °°":- t'''
wie.:sewslwleriitivtdwp li.tlobv*Zew di; Iltbri;
'let, not unnecessarily, to repeat a word thought • and laud )he man who rid it was lawful to Pet tr tit,...._-••m.'1,44.1, at whieknetlerConneo of the Beth Red
offensive,that there was danger of France not being tuts.h4Ht:
wdareth-a tilteeb;eriien.tr;telZoe
one
who Purpo- 1 vyrea:a-ri,„•,;ti ry.„..ey and about 200 other gentlemen
able to "fulfil her engagements" if the present , held the authority of the the heed of the thumb, I were present% The exliftite:-. ed .ta4B°,l:Kleleaaai otes
reckless system was persevered in. In answer to •
met appoints many
ured ,:e.r,test..;..ofultharr..o.ol.etil. otti: tri =tit ral". is :ay eeelgan:lr• -aim, ay in taw
attacks upon himself, he warmly defended the part knew bow Cromwell treated Ireland, that be reassecresithe ladle, sad the loos of it was Yesterday referred to is •
he toot in promoting the fortifications, and cited inhabitanta in the most frightful manner. When be took 'PI! by
pa Mr.ti Tiefir. tird'y toliwerAltsh: ww"
tg;,aaatrsra
Vauban and Napoleon I. for his justification. 1 adr`lbtieds. blood ordered tZewebalibthaela to b.
poftort4tl°. sword,
dys i tw:etimoey et her jt fur the royal inhabitants of the
Vauban, while talking to an officer on the heights , Milton-mo penegyried everything is the way of , sty sad sonety a Herelosi:. _
~ where her Majesty made •
of Montmartre, and contemplating Paris from I "ehbeentlioe,
minewererititiee
.iii
tt,he soy,. eideaprtsoded a lihertjrul i short sojourn whim Princess V NMI&
below, said, "Oh i if the King had only : talent.. h. ...heal baser :,„ the myee. powerful that
fortified Paris instead of building Versailles,' i lichappsi and
stint to
though clever man. (Hear, hear.) lin AMERICAN Id
was bell Lot .uxotrag isivj AMOCIATION.-A meet-
I"' Napoleon, at SL Helen had had de" I thtewoumlosis oftwZdtos, wppose thbOtwaaawthe altime:twwould
elave of Come. rogre, to hear an address from the Rev. filtrartm, dale.
,' eland that if Paris and Lyons had been for- well. Batte
adder, not only showed signs of fabrication gam from the Americas llesionery Amosition, is aid oil
tilted
be would never have lost his em • The .i° it' bwkebai and Pa"nal Went.* bet el". eed mach
empire. the newly freed negroes of Anemia and the Welt India.
more so. is its religious aspect. Every catholic knew that The Hoe• and Rev. Baptist Noel presided, sad having
supplemental credits which be had taken for the when God revealed a doctrine they were obliged to bow , !rid the ptheeediage with prayer, said the Rev. Mr.
great object of fortifying Paris were but as a drop tiTtreyrobly se:,:dreleot It
trio..wi,utteeuteeLlfre.areifiebrerried toot : atartisaasatately fee Tie, l;::•=0:11.°11.7ti mg "ow:glob:1
its the budget compared with the immense expendie thought typos all matters of religion. A catholic Lid ! hoes redwood how holidage. He said the time wee Peet
ture of the present reign. He expressed a belief I scarcely est gosh • thing •• that. the catholic who reed I l'lt•atis: el was:. • arla..ad" improve then wen °mid
that if the sinking fund were applied to its proper lir 6001CrAblirifetweuty Itiriit= ilitto "tiltb7britYall"ingesals 'llia; 1 m 1604000 irePooed o• the erten diorite* disposed
destination the Rents, instead of being at 671 r., all knew they were obliged to obey that authority. If Ood Pece°••• It rested withandtheaite°l4° of s.geessiusisalt. es fremde
might soon be again at 841 r. He reiterated his belief "Ph
oartb,thegylilltst er they`ww
albiligi ices, " : ?swot thetth
eliongressiti-ais-of-tha 001eli The Rev.
that no material reduction could be made in the heft.. Gag sleek' give me a.therity to emperor ••ybea, , Mm. gertie, ia the course of his adios, said that a/
though
He embed. New, He had die" ma utheetty to the yea. ise dillealthe threstesed the slave as far as hie ulMmate
army, and that public works and Mexico were I
head of the church sod to the 'berth as as thistles . became was rowww•edi these Were TOM NON. Aistaeles
this authority 'dame. sad ..a ,Is ►Ms advancement. The degradation whisk yeses of elm.
the only two heeds under which any large retrench- :dy, ead as had dinta•nad
went was posaible. M. Vuitry and M. Rouber both "he who nth
act the church, let him he to thee as the i wk7_,....itioultlit ~._e• the slave es_____,Heitelthed__,feelielle which he
replied to M. Thiers, and made apologies which in bmitraa;.bsw se
abliri°, ant chug
.ardhte° "atlheiNg" far:ll'""llhasiart: roialeeZ.: 7.7,:mit:::fiLetiSa" ald ado!:
es.
reality admitted hie main arguments drawn from When& Waterer reposed web amid*, they mom say it 1 tirtulm • Pieper mmrantatiso of lilersty, wee with the
M. Rouher spuke in was set writtenwrittenby a catholic, hat yeas fabrication invented i whits saw to asking • Waffles& he law slieshorYsed the
figures. In regard to Mexico,
perhaps by some of these salicatkoli newspapers who .. Mk he vepreeseted appealed tee wags Se be •••
a tone almost desponding, which has been much wished to laid /um min,. (La.gipti, sad applause.) The. . *hied ee offset a reguentios, heat raligiewely lid civilly.
remarked. New difficulties, he said, were con- was asereec Past be winked es resat es. leery webs& I ti=se was dm us& fat the feeds of Ile Amortise 1
Asessiseles. whisk
scantly arising, which prevented the government bn:Litirjaamattaa%tmeree, ,wecl7,l" Cdts:attrad" °midi I see emended 93.408 L ti, aad elitist: Ira noway
from doing as it had wished. It had been obliged to 1 samensg ele the Meese ems iio;reesemeMses, bit be I ROYAL BonnagidliataL Gannewee.-The But
piece troops oar the Rio Greeds freettsg. Re made tastitateleme Wady, sod gaol ail his poser lis aid on ' Wednesday pemsames at tbesemedess tat* Jobole
igeMtated one Mad, sedum esteem esthesity day. and ell be mistimed till the aime iff-liel=
as algid ad Illieleiefteherle Mit to disease the Melt. to IL Pater net hi samemese Is seise to keep ell the Neese. .
. .
.

- -- ---
Shakespeare's comedy of Twelfth Night, altered
in soak a way as to allow Mir Kale Tarry to parson ti
Viols sad Sebastian through the linear portico of the
plea, was produced hero bet night with a fair avenge east
of (Maranon. Miss Terry's urformanes, like everythiag
she does, was full of thought mad iotalligence, sad wanting
in nothing bat taros. Mr. Horace Wigan's Sir Audrey
Apache* is an admirable bit of character painting
by ma aseomplishad actor, and the itairolio of Mr.
G. Vineret, though somewhat sombre, has some originality
of ooaosptioe and execution- Mr. Soutar's Sir Toby
Belch is s good rollicking scabodimint, rasher loose sad
ascertain in make-up, but not wanting in antics.
Olivia if played by Miss lowering, which is a mistake, as
the lady fa too old looking foe the pert, especially with
such a youthful Solustian as Mir Tarry ; sad by giving
the part at the clown to Miss Nino, mach has been
dose to redeem the comedy to the loyal of a Stand bar.
Masque. Miss Lydia Foote's Maria is &charming representation,
bright, open, and eyostamoss, from begioni og to end. Mr.
Coghlan's Dab is a sad wimple of oatural advaatease
throws away—ot drawing-ream indigences carried to the
highest paint of absurdity. We are afraid that this urnag
sonar is honoured with some hada! theory which he went
do well to get rid et se noes se youllin 11 the ere •i
were set more familiar with Shakespears than with Quids
Delavigue, the two characters but night played by the mem
lady with no distinction of costume beyond a small velvet
cloak mast have muddled thrall u much as a similar poor
formacos by Wills. Stella Colas did when she appeared is
the Mandatary of RI. Jail. Tsoelfek MOS woo led per
formed by the Haymarket company during the Shakeouts*

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A very ingenious usethanieal oontrivanos for
aiding the misery eissatiimel prewar Is the seguisitice ei
imageamer. mesa. erilkasas. die.. was exhibited yesterday
at Kam. W. ma /1. Obemases' Leedom atablielomest is
Petsrmodermeer. is the pram» of Kr. 8. Worley ma
esseral lease sad mestlems Moneta in the week of eds-
seam. TM Palest Netalsaial Yoshio° is the immolated.
Kr. Alfred Lang, the lasestor, has glass to this may
simple but spates* very efficient picas of umehemiern.
sad is the expletatery lettere with which he to trodsoed it
to his IllediellCO he dawdled it thus :
This ambito is emetenoted so as to primal to the eye
an calms succeedoe of musical oombiuuwe., or of see-
times is grammatical and idlometie form. Them are pro:
duoed by intersheeps of the weeds or tie bars whirl have
hem previously selected wad engaged amordiug to sodden"
formula, sad than written epos the faoss of the little masa,
The pecalar ebarsearistio of the apparatus is a matrialleen
which preview the fame of the {tubas from paarlaug
thruceleas in mauler secoresion. An irregular esevieseut
bate secured, a Merest variation of the .wouds or
the lams seessarily results from each •o„kmou et
the mochas on as axis. A cort,,A..e mutupeo
appears at the windows os each °cc...jou. suet dl
its vast ci the words we the bus 0, excluded from sighß
The Week* 01 the marthisemegrogus do. pm.. *bawl
addres elms takes abroad, rugluguo. romg,. sestssem
le idiomdb form. It then that the intellect works, ow
shardeal) In tit* eakßillitd attsiamest of Imago languages;
particularly is Mears te the idiomatic arrargemset of the
words. The maim was devised to illustrate the method
set forth is Kr. Presdsrpea work os the " Km.
My Of Lammas's." The Messer commits to me. •
'may two foram sestessee very partway. T. Puglia
teaseletiose are Warta into Om machine. sad Sheave' it
revolves s different seriatim of the words appears at the
wallows. The system requires that the teenier shell ea
targatiog time seriatime until ha shall base • Ike
'artery' of them. Thee he may usdertuke mother les-
teem ; bat be meet reespitelate atm is every lama
is order to prevent their escapism from his memory. The
exclusion from sight of all words except those with whisk
SIN Lamm Is sescsls7 &sling at the moment is ci treat
infoertutort houlnie it removes al simertaioty, and
the difficulty of retaining is as memory the latter words
sg a spokes sesame, what he is amployieg that Imlay Is
achingthe forage words required for the Mess* of it. •
A 101103011.0 with two rows 'Needs an selitimial acacias, ire
W the foreign words are placed is one tow, and the Emilia
im the other, tech revolution will give se oppress* in
practising dowsio lbw mashies will son rte
commend itself by Ills rapidity sad the srosorny with whisk
it works. To write oat the variations of the senteneite is
paper would too very tedious operatioe, sod to mho thew
victim,/ from two written seaman would he perplex*
and anastisfactory. The apparatus is a sort of dm&
waiter. from which the beldam' helps Mardi widows
bothering or being bothered by • tante; ose. Ore mei
meet feature of the setae is that it bars the Weisser tam
attempting to remufactere a mosteme in a tonnes laspiage.
Tic sonssoors must be clouted from boats, or elm reesived
from • satire. No ass, however leaved be may be. OM
make as idiomatic mama is a forage toosue nasal he
Mows something about It; and it is very irrational to

attempt it.
The apparatus is a naval appliestioe of the kaleidoserme
wimple, sad alsacet realms Swift's description of the mil
cit book.nsakiag in Watt. The words are put late the
ausehlas, and they are varied to term mama alter antaues
at she pleasamot the operator. Its adaptation toenail:al ma
pesition was aptly Wesetrated by Dr. Gilbert oil the pisedarte.
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was written a difterimet Mr, erbleh, read ;together, her-
monied isto • regular theme es neeindy, were placed ka the
nmehieu aid varied at pleasure by tura* the beadle, the
are amazement or tam as rarely reeurrisg as the saw
ambiustion at patters wad *okra Is the kaleidompu
Mr. damsel Maly, Mr. Treader's/J. and Mier rade.
Ere pat questing' be the 'IMMO, ere to the applwahlay of
the syseiris• to bstrsotles is Issisegai sad ether per.
piss.sll of shish was satisesslscily assysred. aid tin
lake ipsoml stated that they end tips lavailios is sifts.
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