Cauterets (3,254 feet) was only just waking into life, only two or three hotels, one or two hair-dressers, one confectioner's, one tobacconist's, and one or two grocers' shops were open; while of the bathing establishments, the "Thermes des Oeufs," the largest, and the Thermes de César, were the only ones showing signs of renewed life.

the donkey), made a scene worthy of reproduction in the pages of 'Punch.' Although we strolled about a good deal, we found but little of interest in the town itself; perhaps the most fascinating spot was the Patisserie Suisse, in the Rue César, just below the baths of the same name.

The three most important establishments areLes Oeufs, La Raíllère, and Les Thermes de Vieux César.

The others areLe Rocher-Rieumiset, Manhourat et Les Yeux, Pauze Vieux, Pauze Nouveaux, Petit St. Sauveur, and Le Pré; in addition to which there are two "buvettes," known as Buvette de César and Le Bois.

The waters at the César Vieux are the most exciting of all, and prove beneficial in scrofulous and cutaneous affections, rheumatism, and tumours.

Patisserie Suisse, Rue César; Patisserie Pyrénéenne, Rue de la Raillère.

The Greatness and Decline of César Birotteau.

The Greatness and Decline of César Birotteau.

La femme de César ne doit pas être suspecte.

César Franck married and left a son.

On the birth of her first child (César, Duc de Vendôme), Madame de Liancourt abandoned the name of her husband, from whom she obtained a divorce, and assumed that of Marquise de Monceaux, which she derived from an estate presented to her on that occasion by the King; and on the legitimation of her son in January 1595, she already aspired to the throne, and formed a party, headed by M. de Sillery, by whom her pretensions were encouraged.

Charles Amédée married Elisabeth, the sister of César de Vendôme, Duc de Beaufort, and during the Fronde attached himself to the party of the princes; but having quarrelled with his brother-in-law, he was killed by him in a duel, in the year 1652.

Marie herself represented Venus, and led by the hand César de Vendôme attired as Cupid; when the splendour of her jewels produced so startling an effect that murmurs of astonishment and admiration ran through the hall.

FOOTNOTES: César de Vendôme was the son of Henri IV and la belle Gabrielle.

César Auguste de St. Larry, Baron de Thermes, was the son of Jean de St. Larry and of Anne de Villemur, and was the younger brother of Roger de St. Larry, Duc de Bellegarde, Grand Equerry of France.

By that monarch he was appointed Governor of Brittany, but in 1589 he revolted against him, and persisted in his rebellion until 1598, when he entered into a treaty with Henri IV, by which he bound himself to bestow the hand of his daughter, and the reversion of his government, upon César de Vendôme, a condescension by which he subsequently felt himself so much disgraced that he withdrew from the Court and engaged in the war of Hungary.

ANTOINE (MARC), neveu de César, membre du deuxième triumvirat (83-30 av. J.-C.)

CLÉOPÂTRE, reine d'Égypte, qui captiva César et

DON CÉSAR DE BAZAN, drame en cinq actes, de Dumanoir et

César savait fort bien qu'il n'était pas fils de Vénus; la France ne serait pas ce qu'elle est si l'on n'avait cru mille ans à la sainte ampoule de Reims.

La femme de César, roman.

César et Pompée, et messire Benedicto prit cette route pour se rendre auprès de lui.

En un mot ils ressemblent à ces peintures où l'on nous représente les temps de Jules César.

These men, whose organ and exponent was M. César Romieu, who called so loudly for cannon to put down the revolutionists,"even if it should come from Russia!"and whose type of perfection is the churchyard, were all fanatical supporters of "the coming man," and they assisted him along the course with all their might and strength.

Her son, César, was known as "Monsieur," the title that would have been his if he had been heir to the French throne.