...and, headed by officers of the National Guards, destroyed every thing that came within their re.ich. The damage thus occasioned was irreparable; the coronation robes of Napoleon, and the splendid dresses he presented to the bishops and the chapter on the occasion of that ceremony, were torn up for Ihesake...

...into the sacristy of Notre Dame, and, headed by officers of the National Guards, destroyed every thing that came within their reach. The damage thus occasioned was irreparable; the coronation robes of Napo-r Icon, and the splendid dresses he presented to the bishops and the chapter on the occasion of...

...in here also, and, headed by the officers of the National t inards, broke and destroyed every thing that came within their reach. The damage thus occasioned...dresses that he .gave to the bishops and the chapter on that occasion, were cut up for the sake of the gold embroidery they contained. These, however, were...

...here also, and, headed by the officers of the National Guards, broke and destroyed every thing VJmt came within their reach. The damage thus occasioned...dresses that he gave to the bishops and the chapter on that occasion, were cut up for the sake of the gold embroidery they contained. These, however, were...

...1831, the mob broke in here also, and, headed by oflicers of the National Guards, destroyed every thing that came within their reach. The damage thus occasioned...irreparable; the coronation robes of Napoleon, and Hie splendid dresses that he gave to the bishops and the chapter on occasion of that ceremony, were...

...populace broke in here also, and, headed by officers of the National Guards, destroyed every thing that came within their reach. The damage thus occasioned...coronation robes of Napoleon, and the splendid dresses he presented to the bishops and the chapter on the occasion of that ceremony, were lorn up for Ihe...

...of the sacking of St-Oermain-1'Auxerrois and the arehbishop's palace. in 1830, the mob broke in hers also, and, headed by officers of the National Guards,...damage thus occasioned was irreparable ; the coronation ruhes of Napoleon 1, and the splendid dresses that he gave to the bishops and the chapter on occasion...

...into the sacristy of Notre Dame, and, headed by officers of the National Guards, destroyed every thing that came within their reach. The damage thus occasioned...coronation robes of Napo.leon, and the splendid dresses he presented to Ihe bishops and the chapter on the occasion of that ceremony, were torn up for the...

...and possessed the highest historical value. At' the time of the sacking of St. Germain 1'Auxerrois and the archbishop's palace, in 1831, the mob broke...the chapter on occasion of that ceremony, were cut up for the sake of the gold embroidery they contained. These, however, were rescued, and have been...

...into the sacristy of Notre Dame, and, headed by officers of the National Guards, destroyed every thing that came within their reach. The damage thus occasioned...coronation robes of Napoleon, and the splendid dresses he presented to the bishops and the chapter on the occasion of that ceremony, were torn up for the...