...which renders Paris so favourite a sojourn of the English." In point of gaiety, (for gaiety, reading dissipation,) it affords nothing comparable with that...common routine of things; but, for one entertainment at Paris, at least thirty take place chez nous. Society is established with us on a wider and more...

...which renders Paris so favourite a sojourn of the English. In point of gaiety (for gaiety, reading dissipation) it affords nothing comparable with that of London. A few ministerial f6tes every winter may perhaps exceed in brilliancy the balls given in our common routine of things...

...Paris so favourite a sojourn of the English. comparable with that of London. A few ministerial fêtes every winter may perhaps exceed in brilliancy the...us on a wider and more splendid scale. The weekly soirées, on the other hand, which properly represent the society of this place, are dull, meagre,...

...which renders Paris so favourite a sojourn of the English. In point of gaiety (for gaiety, reading dissipation) it affords nothing comparable with that...entertainment in Paris, at least thirty take place t•!,<•- nous. Society is established with us on a wider and more splendid scale. The weekly soirees,...

...which rendera Paris sO favourite a sojourn of the English. In point of gaiety (for gaiety, reading dissipation) it affords nothing comparable with that of London. A few ministerial ietes every winter may perhaps exceed in brilliancy the balls given in our common routine of things...

...takes so many people abroad to settle there ? I am afraid that the true reason has been given by a late author whom I now quote ; speaking of the French metropolis,...entertainment in Paris, at least thirty take place chet noun. Society is established with us on a wider and more splendid scale. The weekly soirées,...