M. Klotz propose de mettre en tête de cette addition les mots: "Sous réserve de toutes revendications et restaurations ultérieures de la part des Alliés et des Etats-Unis."

When seated at table, the first great duty of restauration performed, the conversation turned on the prices of lots, speculations in towns, or the currency.

Around this spot, rustic seats were improvisés, and the business of restauration proceeded.

LA REINE BARBUE Avant la restauration de Charles II, les femmes ne montaient pas sur la scène, et les rôles des femmes, au théâtre anglais, étaient remplis par des jeunes gens en habits de femme.

Formez un adjectif de tous les noms et de tous les verbes: e.g. restauration: restauré.

RESTAURATION, f., rétablissement (sur le trône).

But the Postman, under date of 26th March, says, "On Tuesday the Tzar of Muscovy went on board admiral Mitchell, in his Majesty's ship the Humber, who presently hoisted sail and put to sea from Spithead, as did also his Majesty's ships the Restauration, Chichester, Defiance, Swiftsure, York, Monmouth, Dover, Kingston, Coventry, Seaforth, and Swan."

The doors being gone, one could look in, over the temporary barrier, to the wreck inside, and by putting a donation into the contribution box for the restauration fund it was possible to enterat one's own riskby a side door.

I have by me a Bundle of Memorials presented by several Cavaliers upon the Restauration of K. Charles II. which may serve as so many Instances, to our present Purpose.

There is likewise the Petition of one, who having let his Beard grow from the Martyrdom of K. Charles the First, till the Restauration of K. Charles the Second, desired, in Consideration thereof, to be made a Privy-Counsellor.

I must not omit a Memorial setting forth, that the Memorialist had, with great dispatch, carried a Letter from a certain Lord to a certain Lord, wherein, as it afterwards appeared, Measures were concerted for the Restauration, and without which he verily believes that happy Revolution had never been effected; who thereupon humbly prays to be made Post-Master-General.

John Denham, to whom (some years before the happy Restauration of King Charles the 2^{d} being then at Paris)

At the end of our long perambulations of the walls it will be a grateful relief to sit for a while at one of the "Restaurations" or restaurants on the walls.