Lord Lyons told him afterward that she had been very anxious to see him; she told him later, in speaking of the interview, that it was very difficult to realise that she was speaking to a French ministereverything about him was so absolutely English, figure, colouring, and speech.

Lord Lyons was charming, so friendly and sensible, said he wasn't surprised at W.'s wanting to gostill hoped this crisis would pass like so many others he had seen in France; that certainly W.'s presence at the Foreign Office during the last year had been a help to the Republicsaid also he didn't believe his retirement would last very long.

I had a good many visits and flowers on New Year's daywhich was an agreeable surpriseLord Lyons, Orloff, the Sibberns, Comte de Sigur, M. Alfred Andre, and others.

Lyons, Lord, lesson in diplomatic politeness from; ball given by, during exposition year; at Madame Grevy's first reception; memories of Washington ministry by.

Orleans family, members of, at official reception given by the Waddingtons; members of, at Lord Lyons's ball.

Royalties, first social encounters with; present at opening ceremony of exposition; experiences with, at ball given by Lord Lyons at British embassy; risks run by, at fete at Versailles; present at the Waddingtons' ball at Quai d'Orsay.

Washington, D. C., characteristics of; Lord Lyons's reminiscences of life at; a French conception of.

Suffice it to say, that the city of Lyons is built upon French silk as much as Manchester was upon American cotton before the civil war.

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Richard, who was received by him, could do nothing with him, and so immediately appealed to the Pope, Innocent IV., it was, who consecrated him at Lyons upon March 5, 1245.

Avignon, Lyons, Nismes, Marseilles were visited, and the Protestants of the south of France were much gratified by the meetings held at various places.

They met him about six miles from Lyons, and gave him a warm welcome, after which the two princes rode side by side, and had much talk together, for they were cousins and had not met for a long time.

" With such pleasant talk they rode on together into the city of Lyons, where the streets were full of people, and many ladies were looking out of the windows to see the coming of this noble prince and his gay company.

When young Bayard heard that the King was to see him he was as much delighted as if he had won the city of Lyons; and he went in haste to the head groom of the Duke of Savoy and prayed him to get his horse ready for him, offering his short dagger as a present.

When the comtesse left Nohant, which Liszt never saw again, they went to Lyons, where he gave a concert for the benefit of the poor and working people.

Besides this concert at Lyons, and various others, one might mention the concert given for the flood sufferers at Pesth, and for the poor of his native town, and the concert tour by which he made Beethoven's monument possible at Bonn.

It was in Lyons that the comtesse began her literary career, by a French translation of Schubert's "Erl-König."

Its projectile has an initial velocity of 2,132 feet, and the maximum range is from 10 to 11 miles, say the distance from Paris to Montgeron by the Paris-Lyons-Mediterranean railroad, or from Paris to Versailles.

SEE Montgomery, Lambert Lyons.

SEE Montgomery, Lambert Lyons.

MONTGOMERY, LAMBERT LYONS.

SEE NEMMER, JARL. LYONS, EUGENE.

© 4Mar35; A80936. Eugene Lyons (A); 6Dec62; R305701.

By Upton Sinclair & Eugene Lyons.

SNIDER, JOSEPH LYONS.