...out" some of the laughing gas.] Cause of Dizziness. — At an elevation of twenty-seven hundred fe«t I looked down upon St. Paul's— that is to say, from...swell of the dome, and not the slightest inconvenience did 1, or any of my travelling companions, suffer from our exalted position ! Now, how is this extraordinary...

...out" some of the laughing gas.] Caiae of Dizzinen. — At an elevation of twenty-seven hundred fe«t I looked down upon St. Paul's— that is to say, from...swell of the dome, and not the slightest inconvenience dij I, or any of my travelling companions, suffer from our exalted position ! Now, how is this extraordinary...

...looking down from an open window into the garden (the sill of the window being rather low) I became c 2 giddy, and was obliged to retire from it! At an elevation...twenty-seven hundred feet, I looked down upon St. Paul's—that is to say, from about eight times its own height—layers of smoke, like thin clouds,...