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PAGE 5, line 45, second column, _for_ 9,350 _read_ 8,850. 6, line 39, first column, _for_ 34,209 _read_ 28,506. line 43, _for_ between thirty and forty thousand _read_ between twenty-five and thirty thousand. 11, number of markets Surrey side, _for_ 664 _read_ 764. number of markets Middlesex side, _for_ 3,137 _read_ 3,147. first line, second column, _for_ 3801 _read_ 3,911, and _for_ 102 _read_ 105. 26, line 50, first column, _for_ 75_l._ _read_ 67_l._ 10_s._; line 53, _for_ 525_l._ _read_ 405_l._; line 57, _for_ 6,300_l._ _read_ 4,860_l._ 30, line 25, _for_ 2_l._ each _read_ 2_l._ 56, line 27, _for_ 24,135_l._ _read_ 23,775_l._ line 28, _for_ upwards _read_ very nearly. line 50, _for_ 14,000_l._ _read_ 9,750_l._ line 54, _for_ 6,500_l._ _read_ 130_l._ line 58, _for_ 22,550_l._ _read_ 17,400_l._ line 36, second column, _for_ between 1,250,000_l._ and 1,500,000_l._ _read_ 1,040,000_l._ 63, line 13, _for_ 5,040,000 lbs. _read_ 4,940,000 lbs. line 27, _for_ 147,000,000 _read_ 49,750,000. line 36, _for_ 24,300 _read_ 22,067. line 38, _for_ 32,400 _read_ 33,696. 69, line 38, _for_ 263,281,000 _read_ 263,261,000. 80, line 11, _for_ 16,450 _read_ 37,650. line 14, _for_ 171,000 _read_ 175,000. line 15, _for_ 108,000 _read_ 112,000. line 16, _for_ 24,000 _read_ 26,800. line 28, _for_ 16,817,000 _read_ 18,017,000. line 31, _for_ 221,100 _read_ 221,200. line 39, _for_ 94,000 _read_ 104,400. line 41, _for_ 32,900 _read_ 37,900. 95, line 37, first column, _for_ 6,270 _read_ 6,240. line 43, first column, _for_ 1,960 _read_ 1,950. line 48, first column, _for_ 15,300 _read_ 15,200. line 16, second column, _for_ 333,420 _read_ 332,400. 96, line 3, first column, _for_ 333,420 _read_ 332,400. line 5, first column, _for_ 292,000 _read_ 292,240. line 6, first column, _for_ 626,420 _read_ 625,640. line 6, second column, _for_ 2,087,270 _read_ 2,086,490. 122, table, middle column, line 12, _for_ 524,000 _read_ 525,000. table, middle column, line 21, _for_ 524,000 _read_ 525,000. table, middle column, line 22, _for_ 1,464,000 _read_ 1,465,000. 130, line 4, second column, _for_ 160 _read_ 166. 139, line 12, second column, _for_ 123,360 _read_ 129,360. 142, line 46, second column, _for_ 575 _read_ 525. 144, line 7, first column, _for_ 150,000 _read_ 150,768. line 33, first column, _for_ 50 _read_ 60. last line, first column, _for_ 2,867_l._ _read_ 2,877_l._ line 9, second column, _for_ 1,183_l._ _read_ 1,883_l._ line 11, second column, _for_ 2,774_l._ _read_ 2,474_l._ line 32, second column, _for_ 210 _read_ 160. line 33, second column, _for_ 1,667_l._ _read_ 1,617_l._ 158, line 17, second column, _for_ 13,949_l._ _read_ 13,950_l._ line 20, second column, _for_ 520 _read_ 572. line 21, second column, _for_ 28,504 _read_ 28,557. 163, line 4, second column, _for_ 19,448 _read_ 21,910. line 24, second column, _for_ 12,102 _read_ 14,586. 171, line 13, second column, _for_ 3,031_l._ 11_s._ _read_ 3,033_l._ 6_s._ 8_d._ 195, line 39, first column, _for_ 1,452_l._ _read_ 780_l._ 197, line 13, first column, _for_ 3,000_l._ _read_ 1,040_l._ 203, line 12, first column, _for_ 300 _read_ 100. 218, line 61, first column, _for_ because _read_ although. line 63, first column, _for_ no _read_ an utter want of. line 51, second column, _for_ flummut _read_ flummuxed. 325, line 48, second column, _for_ 780_l._ _read_ 3,900_l._ 329, line 43, second column, _for_ 3,500 _read_ 13,500. line 45, second column, _for_ 700 _read_ 2,700. line 46, second column, _for_ 25,000 _read_ 20,700. line 47, second column, _for_ 250 _read_ 207. 340, line 57, second column, _for_ vicapicated _read_ incapacitated. 347, line 41, second column, _for_ 23,410 _read_ 23,400. 370, line 15, second column, _for_ store _read_ stone. 377, In the table of Hawkers and Pedlars for England, Wales, and Scotland, the Total for Wales is placed below the Islands in the British Seas, but should stand above it. 388, line 43, first column, _for_ 2,600 _read_ 2,730. 392, last line, second column, _for_ 384,400 _read_ 1,872,000. 393, line 2, first column, _for_ 3,120 _read_ 3,900. line 5, first column, _for_ 4,680 _read_ 3,900. 427, line 9, first column, _for_ 1,250 _read_ 1,300. 440, line 9, first column, _for_ 2,340 _read_ 1,950. 441, line 55, first column, _for_ 692 _read_ 702. 443, line 39, second column, _for_ 1,850 _read_ 1,950. 449, line 58, first column, _for_ 1,190 _read_ 1,690.
INDEX.
Arts (fine), street-sellers of, 301; capital and income of, 306
Art (street), 301
Author and poet (street), experience of, 279
Ballad minstrelsy in the streets, ancient and modern, 273
Ballads (street) on a subject, 275
Back numbers, street sale of, 289
Beggar street-sellers, 363
Beggar street-seller, statement of a, 414
Beetle wafers, street-sellers of, 435
Billingsgate, description of, 64
Billingsgate market, quantity and weight of fish sold in, 63
Blacking and black-lead, street-sellers of, 425
Blind street-seller of boot-laces, 395
Blind female street-seller of small wares, 393
Blind street seller of tailors’ needles, 340
Blind boot-lace seller, life of, 405
Book auctioneers (street), 296
Booksellers (street), 292
Booksellers (street), experience of, 294
Books sold in the streets, character of, 293
Books (memorandum) and almanacks, street sale of, 271
Books (pocket) and diaries, street sale of, 271
Books (song), street sale of, 298
Books (children’s), street sale of, 298
Books (guide), street sale of, 299
Books (account), street sale of, 299
Boot and stay-laces, street-sellers of, 391
Boys of the costermongers and their “bunse,” 33
Braces, belts, hose, trowser-straps, and waistcoats, street-sellers of, 389
Bread, street sale of, 178
Broadsheets, street sellers of, 280
Buns (hot-cross and Chelsea), street-sellers of, 201
Butter, cheese, and eggs, 129
Cake, street-sellers of, 199
Cakes and tarts, street-sellers of, 198
Cards (engraved), street-sellers of, 266
Cards (gelatine), street-sellers of, 266
Cards (playing), street-sellers of, 266
Cards (race) and lists of races, street-sellers of, 265
Cards (short-hand), street-sellers of, 261
Card-counters, medals, &c., street-sellers of, 349
Cats’ and dogs’-meat, street-sellers of, 181
Cement for glass and china, street-sellers of, 429
Chaunters, experience of, 226
Cheap John, or street hansellers, 326
Cheap John, life of a, 336
Chemical articles of manufacture, street-sellers of, 425
Chickweed and groundsell, street-sellers of, 153
Children in low lodging-houses, 257
Children, causes which influence them to take to a street career, 472
Children as street-sellers sent out by parents, 479
Christmasing, laurel, ivy, holly, and mistletoe, street-sellers of, 141
Cigar lights or fuzees, street-sellers of, 433
Cigars, street-sellers of, 441
“Cocks,” &c., 238
Coffee-stall keepers, 183
Comic exhibitions, magical delusions, &c., street-sellers of, 286
Conundrums, street-sellers of, 285
Conveyances of costermongers and other street-folk, 26
Corn-salve, street-sellers of, 428
Costermongers, ancient calling of, 7
Costermongers and other street-folk, number of, 4
Costermongers, capital of, 29
Costermongers, capital and income of, 55
Costermongers, children, education of, 24
Costermongers, cries, rounds, and days of, 52
Costermongers, diet and drink of, 52
Costermongers, donkeys of, 29
Costermongers, dress of, 51
Costermongers, earnings of, 54
Costermongers, education of, 35
Costermongers, gambling of, 16
Costermongers, habits and amusements of, 11
Costermongers, homes of, 47
Costermongers, honesty of, 26
Costermongers, juvenile trading of, 35
Costermongers, language of, 23
Costermongers, literature of, 25
Costermongers, markets and trade rights of, 58
Costermongers, marriage and concubinage of, 20
Costermongers, nicknames of, 24
Costermongers, obsolete cries of, 8
Costermongers, politics of, 20
Costermongers, providence and improvidence of, 56
Costermongers, raffles of, 58
Costermongers, religion of, 21
Costermongers, removal from streets of, 59
Costermongers, tricks of, 61
Costermongers, uneducated state of, 22
Costermongering mechanics, 7
Costermongers and thieves, 46
Costermongers and thieves in bad weather and during the cholera, 57
Costermongers and thieves on their country rounds, 53
Costermongers and thieves, the more provident, 46
Costermongers and thieves, economically considered, 8
Coster boy, hired, 481
Coster girls, 43
Coster girl, life of a, 45
Coster lad, life of a, 39
Coster lad, education of, 35
Cough-drops and medical confectionery, street-sellers of, 205
Country lodging-houses, 423
Crackers and detonating balls, street-sellers of, 430
Crippled seller of nutmeg-graters, 329
Crockery and glass-ware, street-sellers of, 365
Covent-garden market, 81
Curds and whey, street sale of, 192
Cutlery, street-sellers of, 338
Death and fire hunters, 228
Dog collars, street-sellers of, 358
Dog-collar seller, life of a, 359
Dolls, street-sellers of, 445
Drinkables, street sale of, 183
Duffers, or hawkers of pretended smuggled goods, 383
Eatables and drinkables, street-sellers of, 258
Eatables and drinkables, capital and income of, street-sellers of, 208
Eatables and drinkables, sums spent yearly upon, 212
Elder wine (hot), street-sellers of, 189
Engravings in umbrellas, street-sellers of, 362
Female street-sellers, localities in which they reside, 461
Female street-sellers, education, state of, 462
Female street-sellers, diet of, 462
Fish, kind and quality of sold in London, 61
Fish season of the costermongers, 63
Fish, annually sold in the streets of London, gross value of, 77
Fish (“dry”) selling in the street, 77
Fish, fruit, and vegetables, stationary street-sellers of, 96
Fish, street-sellers of, 61
Flower-girls (London), 134
Flower-girls, life of, 136
Flower-girls, two orphan, 135
Flower roots, shrubs, and trees, quantity sold in the streets, 130
Flowers, buyers of those sold in the streets, 130
Flowers (cut and in pots), trees, shrubs, roots, seeds, and branches, street-sellers of, 130
Flowers in pots, roots, street-sale of, 137
Flowers, “cut,” quantity of sold in streets, 137
Flowers, trees, shrubs, table showing quantity of sold wholesale at markets and retail in the streets, 131
Fly-papers, street-sellers of, 435
Forestalling markets and Billingsgate bummarees, 67
French polish, sellers of, 427
Fried fish, sellers of, 165
Fried fish, preparation of, 165
Fried fish seller, experience and customers of, 169
Fruit (green) selling in the streets, 83
Fruit stall-keepers, 99
Fruit and vegetable season of costermongers, 81
Fruit and vegetables sold annually in London streets, gross value of, 95
Fruit, street-sellers of, 79
Fruit, kind and quantity of sold in the London streets, 79
Fruit (home-grown), quantity sold in metropolitan markets, and proportion sold retail in streets, 80
Fruit, foreign, 81
Fruit, “dry,” 81
“Gallows” literature of the streets, 280
Game, rabbits, and poultry, sold in the streets, 121
Game hawker, experience of, 124
Ginger-beer seller, experience of, 189
Ginger-beer, sherbet, and lemonade, street-sale of, 186
Ginger-bread nuts, street-sellers of, 199
Grease-removing compositions, street-sellers of, 427
Green stuff, street-sellers of, 145
Gutta-percha heads, street-sellers of, 434
Haberdashery swag-shops, 373
Ham-sandwich seller, experience of, 177
Ham-sandwich, street-sellers of, 177
Hawkers, pedlars, and petty chapmen, 374
Hawking butcher, experience of, 176
Hot eels and pea-soup man, experience of, 162
Hot eels and green-pea seller, experience of, 180
Hot eels and green-peas, street-sellers of, 180
“House of Lords,” a street-sellers’ defunct club, 364
Ices and ice-creams, street-sellers of, 206
Indecent (sham) street-trade, 240
Irish, causes which made them turn costermongers, 105
Irish, lodging-houses for immigrants, 111
Irish “refuse” sellers, 117
Irish, street diet, drink, and expense of living among, 113
Irish, education, literature, amusements, and politics of, 108
Irish, how they displanted the street Jews in the orange trade, 106
Irish, houses of, 109
Irish, history of some of the sellers, 115
Irish, religion of, 107
Irish, resources of as regards stock, money, sickness, burials, &c., 114
Irish, (street), 104
Irishwoman street-seller, an, 465
Jewellery street-sellers, 346
Lace, street-sellers of, 386
Lace-maker’s appeal, 364
Lavender, street sale of, 137
Literature, street-sellers of, 306
Literature, street-sellers of, capital and income of, 306
London, children street-sellers of, 468
Lot sellers, 447
Low lodging-houses of London, 251, 407
Low lodging-houses of the country, 258
Low lodging-houses, filth, dishonesty, and immorality of, 254
Lucifer matches, street-sellers of, 431
Manufactured articles, street-sellers of, 323
Manufactured articles, capital and income of, 485
Manufactured articles in metal, street-sellers of, 324
Manuscript and other music, 305
Markets (the London street) on a Saturday night, 9
Markets (the London street) on a Sunday morning, 10
May, palm, &c., street sale of, 143
Mechanic’s wife, a street-seller, 464
Milk selling in St. James’s-park, 191
Milk, street sale of, 192
Miscellaneous manufactured articles, street-sellers of, 436
Muffin and crumpet selling in the streets, 202
Newspapers, books, &c., sale of at railway stations, 291
Nut selling in streets, 89
Orphan girl, life of, 483
Orphan boy street-seller, 482
Onion selling in the streets, 93
Orange and lemon selling in the streets, 87
Orange and nut market, 86
Oyster selling in the streets, 75
Packman, statement of a, 379
Packmen or hawkers of soft wares, 377
Pastry and confectionary, street-sellers of, 195
Patterers, abodes, tricks, marriage, and characteristics of the different grades of, 243
Patterers, benefit society of, 242
Patterers, former and present state of, 215
Patterers, habits, opinions, morals, and religion of, 217
Patterers (running), 221
Patterers (running), experience of, 222
Patterers (running), recent experience of, 224
Patterers (standing), 232
Patterers (standing), experience of, 234
Pattering class, epitome of, 309
Pea-soup and hot eels, street-sellers of, 160
Pedlar jeweller, 347
“Penny gaff,” 40
Peppermint water, street sale of, 191
Periodicals, pamphlets, tracts, books, &c., street-sellers of, 289
Periodicals on the steamboats and steamboat piers, sale of, 290
Periwinkle selling in the streets, 76
Pickpocket, statement of a young, 410
Pictures in frames, street selling of, 304
Pieman, street, 195
“Pinners up,” or wall song sellers, 272
Pipes, street-sellers of, 440
Plantain sellers, 158
Play-bills, street sellers of, 287
Plum “duff” or dough, street-sellers of, 197
Poets and authors, street, 278
Poison for rats, 450
Political litanies, dialogues, &c., 236
Pot-herbs and celery, 94
Potatoes (baked), street-trade in, 173
Poultry and game, street purchasers of, 123
Poultry hawkers, statement of two, 125
Poultry (live and dead), game, rabbits, butter, cheese, and eggs, street-sellers of, 120
Poultry, live, and game, street sale of, 126
Prostitute, statement of a, 412
Public-house hawkers of metal spoons, 344
Publishers and authors of street literature, 220
Puddings (boiled), street-seller of, 197
Rabbit-selling in the streets, 129
Razor-paste, street-sellers of, 429
Reduced gentlewoman and a reduced tradesman, as street-sellers of stationery, 269
Religious tract-sellers, 241
Rhubarb and spice, street-sellers of, 452
Rice milk, street-sellers of, 193
Rings and sovereigns for wagers, street-sellers of, 351
Roasted chestnuts and apples, 90
Roulette-boxes, street-sellers of, 449
Runaway street-boys, two, 483
“Screevers,” or writers of begging letters and petitions, 311
Second editions, sellers of, 230
Seeds, sale of, 139
Sheeps’-trotter seller, statement of a, 171
Sheeps’-trotters, street-sellers of, 170
Sheeps’-trotters, preparation of, and quantity sold, 170
Shell-fish sellers in the streets, 69
Shrimp selling, 72
Single woman street-seller, a, 463
“Slang” weights and measures, 32
Small ware, street sellers of, 385
Smithfield races, 27
Snuff-boxes, street-sellers of, 440
Song sellers (long), 221
Songs, street-sellers of, 272
Spar, china ornaments, and stone fruit, street-sellers of, 370
Spectacle and eye-glasses, street-sellers of, 444
Sponge, street-sellers of, 442
Sprat selling in the streets, 69
Stationery, literature, and fine arts, street-seller of, 213
Stationery, street-sellers of, 267, 306
Stationers (street), and street card sellers, 261
Stationers (street), experience of, 267
Stationers (street), capital and income of, 306
Stalls (street), character of, 99
Stalls (street), number of, 96
Sticks (walking), street-sellers of, 437
“Strawing,” 239
Street children, amusements of, 476
Street children, clothing of, 476
Street children, diet of, 475
Street children, dwelling-places of, 475
Street children, education of, 472
Street children, morals, religion, opinions of, 474
Street children, propensities of, 477
Street-folk in general and costermongers in particular, varieties of, 6
Street-seller, “neglected” child, 480
Street-sellers, public meeting of, 102
Swag-barrowmen, 447
Swag-shops of the metropolis, 333
Sweet-stuff, street-sellers and customers of, 204
Sweet-stuff, street sale of, 203
Table-covers (japanned), street-sellers of, 388
Tally packmen, 380
Tea, hawking of, 455
Textile fabrics, street-sellers of, 372
Thieves, meeting of, 418
Tinware, street-sellers of, 354
Tinware, seller, life of, 355
Tobacco-boxes, street-sellers of, 440
Tools, street-sellers of, 361
Trees and shrubs, street sale of, 133
Trotting or hawking butchers, 175
Turf cutting and selling, 155
Turf cutter, experience and customers of, 157
Vegetables, street sale of, 91
Vegetables, aristocratic sale of, 92
“Vic” gallery, 18
Wandering tribes of this country, 2
Wandering tribes in general, 1
Wash-leathers, street-sellers of, 443
Waste newspapers at Billingsgate, sale of, 290
Watches (children’s gilt), street-sellers of, 353
Water-carriers, 194
Water-cress selling in Farringdon-market, 145
Water-cresses, table showing the quantity sold wholesale at “green markets,” and retail in the streets, 152
Water-cresses, street-sellers of, 149
Water-cress girl, 151
Whelks (pickled), street-sellers of, 163
Whelks (pickled), purchasers of, 165
Whips, street-sellers of, 438
Widow, street-seller, a, 467
Women street-sellers, 457
Transcriber's Note
Transcribed from the 1967 reprinting of the 1865 edition.
Errata printed before the Index have been incorporated into the text.
The following additional apparent errors have been corrected:
p. i "466" changed to "468"
p. ii "Potatoe" changed to "Potato"
p. 2 "Srange" changed to "Strange"
p. 6 "the the metropolis" changed to "the metropolis"
p. 17 "among the the" changed to "among the"
p. 24 "singularly" changed to "singularity"
p. 24 "dirtywomen" changed to "dirty women"
p. 25 "them.’”" changed to "them.”"
p. 25 "read" changed to "‘read"
p. 26 "‘Noblesse!’" changed to "‘Noblesse!"
p. 27 "ounce" changed to "ounce."
p. 28 "other n" changed to "other on"
p. 44 "life" changed to "life."
p. 47 "drawing-room")" changed to "drawing-room”"
p. 54 "buy" changed to "buy."
p. 54 "round," changed to "round."
p. 55 "cent" changed to "cent."
p. 56 "cent" changed to "cent."
p. 64 "marke opens" changed to "market opens"
p. 68 "“My customers" changed to "My customers"
p. 71 "fool" changed to "fool."
p. 71 "acccounts" changed to "accounts"
p. 72 "them. to" changed to "them to"
p. 79 "thoroughfares," changed to "thoroughfares."
p. 80 "junks," changed to "junks"
p. 80 (note) "multiciplicity" changed to "multiplicity"
p. 81 "the the streets" changed to "the streets"
p. 85 "cherry-stones.”" changed to "cherry-stones.’”"
p. 85 "Soldiers" changed to "Soldiers,"
p. 88 "however." changed to "however,"
p. 91 "general dealer.”" changed to "“general dealer.”"
p. 93 "nothing" changed to "nothing."
p. 96 "total:" changed to "total."
p. 99 "potatoe" changed to "potato"
p. 100 "continued to" changed to "continued, to"
p. 103 "the moral" changed to "the "moral"
p. 103 "a "street" changed to "a street"
p. 106 "priest.)" We" changed to "priest.) "We"
p. 108 "Iv’e" changed to "I’ve"
p. 108 "of she" changed to "of the"
p. 110 "proferring" changed to "proffering"
p. 112 "Jan" changed to "Jan."
p. 118 "cent" changed to "cent."
p. 122 "in ihe" changed to "in the"
p. 122 "Londen" changed to "London"
p. 122 "1s." changed to "1_s._"
p. 131 " One sixth" changed to " One-sixth"
p. 132 "backwarks" changed to "backwards"
p. 137 "cent" changed to "cent."
p. 144 "Cut Fowers" changed to "Cut Flowers"
p. 152 "Receipts" changed to "Receipts."
p. 158 "he shops" changed to "the shops"
p. 158 "660;000" changed to "660,000"
p. 158 "were, more" changed to "were more"
p. 160 "mnsical" changed to "musical"
p. 165 "give." changed to "give.”"
p. 170 "beautiful’" changed to "beautiful.’"
p. 174 "money." changed to "money,"
p. 175 "trade as," changed to "trade, as"
p. 176 "6_d._”" changed to "6_d._’”"
p. 176 "tflat" changed to "flat"
p. 176 "Giblets’" changed to "‘Giblets’"
p. 178 "comfort" changed to "comfort."
p. 188 "‘_I_" changed to "“_I_"
p. 188 "ginger beer" changed to "ginger-beer"
p. 192 "5_s_" changed to "5_s._"
p. 194 "1_s._." changed to "1_s._"
p. 195 "One" changed to "“One"
p. 203 "sarcely" changed to "scarcely"
p. 204 "possesed" changed to "possessed"
p. 204 "everything," changed to "everything,’"
p. 206 "13_s_" changed to "13_s._"
p. 206 "splntter" changed to "splutter"
p. 207 (note) "powerful.’" changed to "powerful.”"
p. 214 "apochryphal" changed to "apocryphal"
p. 216 "maketh.”" changed to "maketh.’"
p. 216 "offer.”" changed to "offer."
p. 217 "shilling" changed to "shilling."
p. 221 "The gay" changed to "‘The gay"
p. 226 "most" changed to "most."
p. 228 "“Haynau." changed to "“Haynau.”"
p. 229 "fellows," changed to "fellows."
p. 229 "last." changed to "last.’"
p. 230 "“I was" changed to "I was"
p. 233 "ascertaind" changed to "ascertained"
p. 236 "of of" changed to "of"
p. 237 "Queed" changed to "Queen"
p. 237 "to to" changed to "to"
p. 237 "’em!”" changed to "’em!’"
p. 238 "know nof" changed to "known of"
p. 247 "&c.." changed to "&c.,"
p. 248 "life.’”" changed to "life."’"
p. 248 "past,’" changed to "past,"
p. 248 "scran" changed to "scran’"
p. 250 "_a_ foreigner" changed to "a foreigner"
p. 258 "unprincipled." changed to "unprincipled.”"
p. 258 "backer’)" changed to "backer’"
p. 262 "guage" changed to "gauge"
p. 265 "town," changed to "town."
p. 266 "earnig" changed to "earning"
p. 268 "or them" changed to "for them"
p. 275 "Gramachree.”" changed to "“Gramachree.”"
p. 276 "‘Lummy" changed to "‘Lummy’"
p. 277 "born" changed to "borne"
p. 277 "him." changed to "him.”"
p. 281 "conerned" changed to "concerned"
p. 282 "by brother" changed to "my brother"
p. 283 "while" changed to "which"
p. 283 "which" changed to "while"
p. 284 "death.”" changed to "death.’”"
p. 287 "‘Procession" changed to "“Procession"
p. 287 "ridiculously, small" changed to "ridiculously small,"
p. 288 "familar" changed to "familiar"
p. 293 "Rasellas" changed to "Rasselas"
p. 293 "‘Tom Jones," changed to "‘Tom Jones,’"
p. 294 "Companion" changed to "Companion,"
p. 299 "stastioner" changed to "stationer"
p. 308 "&c." changed to "&c.)"
p. 309 "Chidren’s" changed to "Children’s"
p. 309 "CandleShades" changed to "Candle Shades"
p. 312 "‘GOD SAVE THE QUEEN.’" changed to "‘GOD SAVE THE QUEEN."
p. 315 "Physician" changed to "Physician’"
p. 315 "_good weight_," changed to "_good weight_."
p. 316 "expected" changed to "expected."
p. 330 "foot" changed to "foot."
p. 330 "lipe" changed to "lip"
p. 339 " else," changed to " else,’"
p. 340 "can’t get" changed to "can get"
p. 349 "them" changed to "them)"
p. 350 "tolerably" changed to "tolerable"
p. 355 "6_d._" changed to "6_d_"
p. 356 "Charing cross" changed to "Charing-cross"
p. 359 "tho,’" changed to "tho’,"
p. 364 "patry" changed to "party"
p. 364 "Nottingham.”" changed to "Nottingham.’"
p. 364 "‘unworkmanlike" changed to "‘unworkmanlike’"
p. 376 "many has" changed to "many as"
p. 377 "Blanff" changed to "Banff"
p. 378 "profit;" changed to "profit;’"
p. 381 "“but" changed to "but"
p. 384 "taxed’" changed to "taxed"
p. 389 "to to" changed to "to"
p. 391 "waiscoat" changed to "waistcoat"
p. 392 "drag, on" changed to "drag on"
p. 399 "of me," changed to "of me."
p. 400 "I think" changed to "“I think"
p. 402 "blind?”" changed to "blind?’"
p. 415 "out-and out" changed to "out-and-out"
p. 418 "cards" changed to "_cards_"
p. 418 "‘cant" changed to "‘cant’"
p. 424 "the’re" changed to "they’re"
p. 426 "DAY AND MARTIN”" changed to "“DAY AND MARTIN”"
p. 430 "Street-Seller" changed to "Street-Sellers"
p. 431 "I saw" changed to "“I saw"
p. 433 "offers,”" changed to "offers,"
p. 433 "sir?" changed to "sir?”"
p. 435 "gutta percha" changed to "gutta-percha"
p. 435 "invividual" changed to "individual"
p. 436 "1/2_d_" changed to "1/2_d._"
p. 436 "highter" changed to "higher"
p. 437 "neigbourhood" changed to "neighbourhood"
p. 438 "15_s._" changed to " 15_s._”"
p. 443 "empted" changed to "emptied"
p. 444 "that it" changed to "than it"
p. 450 "warmint;" changed to "warmint."
p. 456 "2_s_" changed to "2_s._"
p. 464 "of of us" changed to "of us"
p. 467 "there there was" changed to "there was"
p. 473 "hog;”" changed to "“hog;”"
p. 490 "amount," changed to "amount."
p. 491 "5,25" changed to "525"
p. 491 "18,017,000" changed to "18,017,000."
p. 493 "parents" changed to "parents,"
p. 494 "111." changed to "111"
p. 494 "clothing of." changed to "clothing of."
p. 494 "country, 1" changed to "country, 2"
p. 494 "general, 2" changed to "general, 1"
The index entries for "Flower-girls, two orphan," and "Water-carriers" were misplaced and have been moved.
Inconsistent or archaic spelling, capitalisation and punctuation have otherwise been kept as printed.
The letter beginning "MY DEAREST VICTORIA" (on p. 241) was printed in a form of mirror writing which is not here reproduced. It contains several spelling or typographical errors which have not been corrected.