The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-02-02 00:00:00

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POETRY

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(For the Liverpool .Standard,
peaks thy

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But yield t

unsmick-road, Jat,

choicest fruits

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tried his eye,

'CHES OF A TRI
ITALY, II

art to come

s wilere

divine ;

SAMUEL HUGGIN

EDWIN KEET, ESQ
No. VII.

Written for the Liverpool Standard.)

he dono:

by Bianchini, em

lie form of a Greek

Peter in '

ins, of Greek marble

Angelo

by Cons

wards the Naples gate a fine
taken from the Pantheon, s

Here is al

stantine

church, is the hot
all are) to ascend

to have 1

as tliey oddly

moist th

very antiqm
porphyry, the pavement i
Croce is said to ha`

been er

apartmc

by

degli A

Upport the nay

situation of tlis
moulderinz mon

le holy cr(

church, amid groves, v
ments, give it a solem

remarkable f

jewelle

the ceremonious thr

carnag,

,t its front
e and sad
ed with a

out of the

Joins, r

accidents, misfortunes

with'coachmen, grooms,
or obstinate horses, to
" Hye ! bye ! didn't I g

sed,in a book pla

upon the foundations of tri

The two noble fron
supported by lonic a

tiara
Ten
this

is and porticoes of this church are
nd Corinthian columns. An Egyp-

tenor a

ice a very imposing appearance ; but
solemn and grand than San Giovanni

yet it is to me less
in Laterano. For

lonic columns of white marble and
imense naves of the interior.
antique columns of por-
,.
persons throng to this
any remain all night,
ring, to hail the dawn of the

ganite divide the thre(
The baldacchino is supported I

phyry. An immense concourse of
church on Christmas-eN
lounging, talking, and sl
natal
nightl

attle-fielc

34y aim-

attire. ti

DRESSED TO A LADY ON THE DEATH OF HER INFANT

EP TO THE CONTINEI
AND EGYPT.

tos, dagger; of steel and silver, suspended on th
; of the churches, attract your attention,—as offering

of confession ; art

ly preserved &or,

The nave

ong, and 105 feet
columns 40 feet

The church of St

twenty-nine Doric co-
re found, and brought

Baths of Titus. Michael
.curates the tomb of Pope

terano, next

me, or great antiquity,
tine ; a grand colos-

'ronze door,

,emple of Saturn, decorates the front ; to:

us of porphyry

contained th

nppa, is piacea in Ims magmncent church.
the poryhyry tomb of the mother of Con-

I my knees, and,„
a very
ght glad when I got up
de steps ; these are said

in the palace of Pontius Pilate,
ry fellows, with their thick nailed
)1y staircase very quickly, and I

_
lies up the -steep and revered
The church of St. Clement is also near this ; it is
supported by four columns of
Santa

St. He-

There is a subterraneou,

The lovely
yards, and
Lnd affect-

donkeys, dogs, mid other ani-
a curious c,ereinoty. Fine noble

.bbons of thO gayest co-

from_the crowd, in which

it a very jocular and

[essings are supposed to ward
and bad luck. It is usual
id drivers of vicious, restive,
r, with their rattling birring,
you a blessing from St. An-

and is this your behaviour ? " -A small fee is
a register made of the owner's name and the

isle of the
rch, built

temple of Juno Lu-
the Virgin A.D. 330.