The Rue Grenier-sur-l'Eau in 1866 235 66. The Saint-Paul Port 237 67. The Barbett Mansion 238 68. The Rue de Venise 243 69. The Rue du Renard-Saint-Merry 247 70. The Rue des Prouvaires and the Rue Saint-Eustache about 1850 250 71. The Central Market foot-pavement, near the Church of Saint-Eustache, in 1867 252 72. The Central Market in 1828 254 73. The Central Market in 1822 255 74. Molière's House in the Rue de la Tonnellerie 257 75. The Tower of Saint-Jacques-la-Boucherie about 1848 259 76. Alexander's Grand Cafè Royal on the Temple Boulevard 263 77. Fanchon, the Hurdy-Gurdy player 267 78. View of the Ambigu-Comique on the Temple Boulevard 271 79. The Funambules Theatre on the Temple Boulevard 273 80. The Ambigu Theatre and Boulevard about 1830 277 81. The Porte Saint-Martin 281 82. The Rue Saint-Martin in 1866--The Green-Wood Tower 284 83. The Rue de Cléry 285 84. The Poissonnière Boulevard in 1834 289 85. The Gymnase Theatre 292 86. The Variety Theatre about 1810 293 87. The Boulevards, the Hôtel de Salm, and Windmills of Montmartre 297 88. The Rue de la Barre at Montmartre 299 89. A Street in Montmartre 301 90. The Rue des Rosiers 303 91. The Place de la Concorde in 1829 305 92. Ingenuous Benevolence 307 93. The Place de la Concorde (second view) 309 94. The Entrance to the Tuileries, over the Swing Bridge, in 1788 311 95. Corner Pavilion of the Louis XV. Square about 1850 313 96. View in the Tuileries Gardens in 1808 315 97. The Rue Greuze in 1855 318 98. The Madrid Château 319 99. The Bagatelle Pavilion 322 100. A Performance at the Hippodrome under the Second Empire 323 101. The Arc de Triomphe about 1850 325 [Illustration: Drawn by Saffrey] PREFACE