VI.—Description of supper in—Description of Christ’s Hospital as it was two hundred years ago—Christ’s Church

166 CHAPTER X.

Smithfield Market—Drovers and their dogs—Smithfield butchers—Countrymen in Smithfield

174 CHAPTER XI.

Newgate—Scenes at executions

183 CHAPTER XII.

Fleet Street—Whitefriars—St. Bride’s Church—Description of London Lodging-houses—St. Dunstan’s Church—the Cock Tavern

191 CHAPTER XIII.

Church of St. Clement’s Danes—The Strand May-pole—Church of St. Mary-le-Strand—Somerset House—Church of the Savoy—The Adelphi—Arches at the Adelphi—Covent-Garden Market—Church of St. Paul’s, Covent Garden

201 CHAPTER XIV.

Westminster Abbey—Monuments—Horse-Guards—St. James’s Park—Hyde Park—Regent’s Park—New Parks

217 CHAPTER XV.

St. Giles’s—The Rookery—Church of St. Giles’s—Queen Anne’s Bath

229 CHAPTER XVI.

London Fog

243 CHAPTER XVII.

The Old Borough of Southwark—St. James’s Church—Tabard Inn

249 CHAPTER XVIII.

Street Amusements—Punch and Judy—Organ-boys and monkeys—Fat boys—Tumblers—Stilt-dancers—Jack-in-the-green—Guy Fawkes

254 CHAPTER XIX.

Spring-time in London

262 CHAPTER XX.

London Cemeteries—Ancient mode of burying the dead—Intramural interments—Ravages of the cholera in 1849

269 CHAPTER XXI.

Greenwich Park—Old pensioners—Telescopes—Gipsies—Blackheath

283 CHAPTER XXII.

Holidays of the London Poor

293

LIST OF ENGRAVINGS.