LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE.

No one can have very definite or exact ideas of Geography who does not

know the Latitude and Longitude of the chief Cities of the

World.

Lat. = 55 deg.--00' } (5) {L}ondon's (5) {L}atitude (0) Ea{s}ily

(1) LONDON } (0) {S}een.

Long. = 0 } (0) {S}tarting-point.

Lat. = 40 deg.--52' } (4) Yo{r}k (0) {C}ity's (5) {L}atitude

(2) NEW YORK CITY } (2) {N}amed.

Long. = 73 deg.--59' } (7) {C}ommercial (3) {M}etropolis'

} (5) {L}ongitude (9) {P}ortrayed.

Lat. = 40 deg.--00' } (4) {R}epublic's (0) {Z}ealous

(3) PHILADELPHIA } (0) {S}tatesman (0) {S}igned.

Long. = 75 deg.--10' } (7) {Q}uaker (5) {L}ongitude (1) {T}oo

} (0) {S}ober.

Lat. 41 deg.--45' } (4) {R}ebuilt (1) {T}own's (4) {R}eal

(4) CHICAGO } (5) {L}atitude.

Long. = 87 deg.--50' } (8) {F}ires (7) {C}annot (5) {L}ongitude

} (0) {S}acrifice.

Lat. = 42 deg.--20' } (4) Ha{r}vard (2) U{n}iversity's (2) {N}earest

(5) BOSTON } (0) {C}ity.

Long. = 71 deg.--05' } (7) {G}ives (1) {T}ea (0) {S}pillers'

} (5) {L}ongitude.

Lat. = 30 deg.--00' } (3) {M}ississippi's (0) {S}outhernmost

(6) NEW ORLEANS } (0) {S}eaport (0) {S}erene.

Long. = 90 deg.--00' } (9) "{B}utler (0) {S}tole (0) {S}ilver

} (0) {S}poons."[F]

Lat. = 39 deg.--41' } (3) {M}ountain (9) {P}eaks (4) O'e{r}look

(7) DENVER } (1) {D}enver.

Long. = 105 deg.--00' } (1) {D}enver's (0) {C}ertain (5) {L}ongitude

} (0) {S}afely (0) A{s}certained.

Lat. = 37 deg.--30' } (3) {M}etallic (7) {C}alifornia's

(8) SAN FRANCISCO } (3) {M}etropolitan (0) {C}ity.

Long. = 122 deg.--00' } (1) {Th}e (2) {N}avigator (2) {N}ow (0) {S}ees

} (0) {S}an Francisco.

Lat. = 34 deg.--19' } (3) {M}en (4) {R}elish (1) Ho{t} (9) {B}aths.

(9) HOT SPRINGS }

Long. = 93 deg.--00' } (9) {B}athing (3) {M}ust (0) {S}ave

} (0) {S}ickness.

Lat. = 40 deg.--29 } (4) I{r}on (0) {S}melting (2) Hau{n}ts

(10) PITTSBURG } (9) {P}ittsburg.

Long. = 79 deg.--50' } (7) {G}reat (9) {P}ittsburg's (5) {L}ongitude

} (0) {S}ecured.

Lat. = 43 deg.--02' } (4) {R}oaring (3) {M}agnificent (0) {C}easeless

(11) NIAGARA FALLS } (2) {N}iagara.

Long. = 79 deg.--12' } (7) A {C}ataract (9) {P}ours (1) A{t}

} (2) {N}iagara.

Lat. = 18 deg.--53' } (1) {Th}e (8) {F}irst (5) Is{l}and (3) {M}et.

(12) BOMBAY }

Long. = 72 deg.--53' } (7) {K}ipling's (2) {N}ativity (5) We{l}l

} (3) {M}entioned.

Lat. = 22 deg.--34' } (2) {N}umerous (2) {N}atives (3) {M}igrate

(13) CALCUTTA[G] } (4) He{r}e.

Long. = 88 deg.--24' } (8) A {V}iceroy (8) {F}avours (2) {N}atural

} (4) {R}emembering.

Lat. = 37 deg.--49' (S) } (3) {M}elbourne's (7) {G}rounds (4) Ya{r}ra

(14) MELBOURNE } (9) {B}isects.

Long. = 44 deg.--58' (E) } (4) Ha{r}bour's (4) {R}iver (5) We{l}l

} (8) {F}urrowed.

Lat. = 33 deg.--55' (S) } (3) {M}athematical (3) {M}apping (5) Wi{l}l

(15) CAPETOWN } (5) {L}ast.

Long. = 18 deg.--28' (E) } (1) {T}able Bay (8) {F}avours (2) {N}umerous

} (8) {V}essels.

[F] No one supposes that Butler really stole spoons.

[G] Lord Elgin, the present Viceroy, gave Prof. Loisette H. E.'s

patronage when the Professor lectured in Calcutta. As his system is the

foe of all artificial methods, it is _par excellence_ the "Natural"

System.

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