Le Luxembourg et ses voisins, un enregistrement de l'avenir politique de l'actuel Grand-duché de la veille de la Révolution française à la grande guerre, avec un croquis préliminaire des événements de 963 à 1780 . al ni les lois provinciales dans efficientaction^. Tous les règlements doivent être approuvées par le Roi Grand-Duc. Au cours du temps threeimportant affectedthe ont été adoptées des mesures qui les successions. 1. Le 13 févr., 1816. Les villes le droit de re-présentation étaient désignés-dix-huit en tout. 2. 24 février, 1819. Le pays a été parceledout en huit circonscriptions. 3. Le 30 mai 1825. Les limites nous

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Luxemburg and her neighbours, a record of the political fortunes of the present Grand Duchy from the eve of the French Revolution to the great war, with a preliminary sketch of events from 963 to 1780 . al nor provincial laws in efficientaction.^ All regulations had to be approved bythe King Grand Duke. In course of time threeimportant measures were passed which affectedthe Provincial Estates. 1. Feb. 13, 1816. The cities entitled to repre-sentation were designated—eighteen in all. 2. Feb. 24, 1819. The country was parcelledout into eight electoral districts. 3. May 30, 1825. The boundaries were de-fined. Little by little, order was brought into the con-fused system. Small communes were combinedand organized with reference to local conditions.But ten years elapsed before the irregularitieswere even approximately straightened out and theareas of jurisdiction re-organized. A glance at the almanacs with their advertise-ments of the stage routes shows how remote wasthe Grand Duchy from the rest of the world thathad begun to move briskly under the stimulus ofPeace. In many cases the diligences ran onlyonce a week. Nor was the regular schedule, meagre as it was, invariably adhered to. The. I- :: 5 ^ o ^ Under Political Changes 301 roads, improved under Napoleons military needs, fell into very bad condition and the trips of thediligence were often suspended. The Britishtourists who poured across the Channel after 1820, to spend their holiday money freely, did not reachLuxemburg, so that the region did not share in thatnew element that enriched the Belgian coast andaccessible Continental towns. In 1819-1820, there was a conference at Viennafor the purpose of revising some sections of theConstitution of the German Confederation. Bar-on Falck was despatched thither by his GrandDucal chief to represent Luxemburg. He writesthat he went gladly, because his wife had manyfriends in the Austrian capital, but he was curiouslychary about playing a prominent part in the dis-cussions th

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