GIN PALACES IN EUROPE.
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In coffee-houses and the better sort Of tav-
erns, you will find Gin the principal liquor
asked for; and at the homes of what is called
the middle class, and ofrespectable tradesmen,
you are usually Hospitality welcomed with,
Will you take drop of Gin % In all the
great business ,horoughfares there are spacious
and magnificent Gin Palaces, as they are
called. Generally these are grouped three or
four together, at each corner Of street, COM
peting with each other in the splendor of their


building; and blazing with gas, and brass, and