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다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

THE BUDE LIGHT IN WATERLOO PLACE.--The Bude light has been irradiating the fog and extinguishing the gas lights in Waterloo Place these few evenings, besides attracting crowds of gazers, whom its luminous rays failed to enlighten as to the nature of the phenomenon. The appearance inside the lamp is that of a huge Argand burner emitting a rush of flame of a bright orange hue, in an intense state of combustion, reaching to a considerable height; the upper portion of the lamp is shaded, in order to soften the and throw the rays on the pavement; and the light is so vivid and penetrating as to illuminate the surrounding space to such an extent that any other lamps might be dispensed with between the York Column and Jermyn street, and along Pall Mall from the Carlton Club on one hand to Cockspur street on the other.