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138 LANTERN SETS. 1 2 3 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 18 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 LONDON TO GREECE. (ATHENS.) London, Charing Croes Station. Dover, the. Admiralty Pier. Calais, arrival of Steamer. Paris, the Eiffel Tower. Paris, The New Opera House. Dijon, St. Michale Church. Valley approaching Modane. Modane, the Village Street The Mont Cenis, and Modane. Valley of the Dora near Susa. Turin, Cono Viotor Emmanuel. Genoa, general view from south. Genoa, Piaua Annunciate. Speszia, general view. Spezsia from the Quay. Carrara, Saw Mill ana Bullock Team. Carrara, a Mountain Road. Pisa, Leaning Tower and Cathedral. Oivita Vecchia, the Old Harbour. Rome, from Tower of Capital. Rome, the Porum, Colosseum, &o. Rome, St. Peter’s and the Vatican. Naples and the Harbour. Naples, Piazza San Ferdinando. Naples, Sunday in St Lucia. 26 Pompeii, the Forum. 27 View of the Coast from Yietri. 28 Salerno, distant view. 29 Salerno, from the Pier. SO Paestum, Temple of Ceres. 31 Paestum, interior Temple of Neptune, 32 Taranto from the shore. 83 Taranto, interior of Cathedral. 34 Brindisi, the Main Street 35 Brindisi, the Harbour and Town. 36 Brindisi, the Steamer for Greece. 87 Corfu from the Anchorage. 38 Corfu, the Landing Place. 39 Corfu, the Old Castle, &c. 40 Albanians from Corfu. 41 Patras from the Pier head. 42 Patras, the Harbour. 43 A Street in Patras. 44 Gulf of Patras from the Hills. 45 Aegion (Vostitza) Gulf of Corinth. 46 Corinth, the New Town. 47 Temple Ruins at Old Corinth. 48 Acro-Corinthus, Old Fortification 49 View from the Acro-Corinthus. 50 Athens, general view, r, 6d. , THE WRECK OF THE HESPERUS. 1 2 3 4 6 By It was the Schooner Hesperus. Blue were her eyes as the fairy Has. The Skipper he stood beside the helm. Then up and spoke an old sailor. Lost night the moon had a golden ring. LONGFELLOW. 6 The snow fell hissing in the brine. 7 He wrapt her in his seaman’s coat 8 And bound her to the mast. 9 Like a sheeted ghost, the vessel swept. 10 A fisherman stood aghast. Heading, 6d, LOOK AT THE CLOCK. INGOLDSBY LEGENDS. 1 Look at the Clock, quoth Winifred Pryce 2 We’ve drunk down the Sun, boys I j ofi her tat ! down she fell flat. 4 The whole day, discussing the case and gin today. 5 So he stopp’d, and look’d down on the valley below. . J Heading 6d. 6 'Twas Grandmother’s Clock, David makes for a run. 7 Miss Davis look’d up, Miss Davis look'd down. 8 Lamenting his sins, and his two broken shins. 9 Gentlemen 1 Look at the Clock 11! 1 3 5 4 6 5 HARRY’S DONKEY RIDE. Harry and Harriet rusticating. Harry resolves to have Eome fun. The fun begins. Physical force resented. Another force is tried. A Tartar. 7 8 9 10 11 12 Heading, A false start. Backing in. A real start in earnest. A grand finish. Consternation. Final tableau. 6d.