The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 20, No. 582, December 22, 1832 By: Various |
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In this volume, the reader is taken on a journey through various aspects of literature, amusement, and instruction. The diverse range of topics covered in the book ensures that there is something for everyone, from thought-provoking articles to entertaining stories.
The writing is of a high standard, with each piece showcasing the skill and talent of the various authors. The variety of genres represented in the volume keeps the reader engaged and interested, as they are constantly learning and discovering new things.
Overall, this volume is a must-read for anyone looking to expand their knowledge and enjoy some great writing. Highly recommended for those who enjoy a mix of entertainment and education in their reading material. VOL. 20, NO. 582.] SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1832. [PRICE 2d. [Illustration: THE YORK COLUMN, (from St. James's Park.)] THE YORK COLUMN. Five years have now elapsed since the improvements in St. James's Park were commenced, by order of Government, for the gratification of the people. We were early in our congratulation, as well as illustration, of the prospective advantages of these plans for the public enjoyment, as will be seen on reference to our tenth volume; and, with respect to the re disposal of St. James's Park, we believe the feeling of satisfaction has been nearly universal. At the period to which we have just alluded, the removal of Carlton House, (for it scarcely deserved the name of Palace,) had been decided on. The walls were dismantled of their decorative finery, and their demolition commenced; the grounds were, to use a somewhat grandiloquent phrase, dis afforested; and the upper end of "the sweet, shady side of Pall Mall" marked out for public instead of Royal occupation. Thus, within a century has risen and disappeared from this spot the splendid abode and its appurtenances; for, it was in the year 1732 that Frederic, Prince of Wales, first purchased the property from the Earl of Burlington; though it was not until 1788 that the erection of Carlton House was commenced for the late King, then Prince of Wales; so that the existence of the Palace must be restricted within forty years a term reminding us of the duration of a pavilion, rather than of a kingly mansion... Continue reading book >>
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