Rouen, It's History and Monuments - A Guide to Strangers by Théodore Licquet
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botanical garden. The place fixed upon, is the _park of Trianon_, where
people formerly went, to visit the fine hot houses, and rare collection of dahlias and other plants, which belonged to a distinguished english florist, Mr Calvert. This new botanical garden, is situated at the extremity of the rue d'Elbeuf, and forms a square of about 45,500 metres (or yards) surface. Mr Lejeune, an architect, gave the plan of this garden. LECTURES ON CHEMISTRY. These lectures take place every year, (beginning the 15th november), on tuesdays and saturdays at one o'clock, in one of the halls of the ancient convent of Saint-Marie. The lectures are principally on the application of chemistry to arts and industry. LECTURES ON NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. These lectures were instituted in 1835; they take place twice a week in the amphitheatre at Saint-Marie. PUBLIC LESSONS IN DRAWING. This school, founded by Mr Descamps, the author of the _lives of flemish painters_, is now established at Saint-Marie. The lessons commence in the month of november and finish in the month of august, from one o'clock till three. |
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