North of the New Louvre on the farther side of the Rue de Rivoli, stands the Palais Royal, formerly the Palais Cardi it was built by The original palace has suffered greatly four and lias been more than once rebuilt.
Conseil d'Etat has its offices here, and Ince is closed to the public. Behind is its long garden, with seats, and here a band plays in summer-time." There ao shops under the colonnade which surrounds the garden, and their windows, chicly stocked with jewellery and watches, make 8 most attractive display, the goods hing arranged with exquisite taste. There are also several cheap restaurants and cafes ly, the Palis Royal, but the Duval Bouillet establishments have greatly interfered.xi (it thoPalnis Royal restaurants. The shag tan seem to have lost their power of ae tion, and the is Royal nowady Imost deserted for the rear Boake with their gay and glittering shop it Tt was into this garden of thy Royal that 4 man frantically task ved from the Cafe de la Foy on Sunday, 1789. This was Camille Destaor ly 12th, dins, and springing on a table, he, in thr ing words and without the Hesitating beech that often characterised him, inciter (Lhe pen open revolt. He snatched Jayne (ole the trees and bade his audrey 16, J.green badge in token of ice wear this seit resolve ta
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