Note 7, page 216, line last.

Whose realm refused thee even a tomb.

Murat's remains are said to have been torn from the grave and burnt.

Note 8, page 220, line 14.

Blessing him they served so well.

"At Waterloo, one man was seen, whose left arm was shattered by a cannon ball, to wrench it off with the other, and throwing it up in the air, exclaimed to his comrades, Vive l'Empereur, jusqu'à la mort.' There were many other instances of the like: this you may, however, depend on as true."-A private Letter from Brussels.

Note 9, page 223, line 3.

Of three bright colours, each divine.

The tri-colour.

Note 10, page 226, line 8.

Leman! these names are worthy of thy shore. Geneva, Ferney, Coppet, Lausanne.

Note 11, page 241, line 14.

Like to the Pontic monarch of old days.

Mithridates of Pontus.

THE END.