Mornings at Bow Street / A Selection of the Most Humorous and Entertaining Reports which Have Appeared in the 'Morning Herald'

MORNINGS AT BOW STREET:
A Selection
OF THE MOST HUMOROUS AND ENTERTAINING REPORTS WHICH HAVE APPEARED IN THE MORNING HERALD.
BY J. WIGHT, BOW-STREET REPORTER TO THE MORNING HERALD.
WITH TWENTY-ONE ILLUSTRATIONS BY GEORGE CRUIKSHANK.
They did gather humours of men dayly wherever they came. Aubrey MS.
LONDON: GEORGE ROUTLEDGE AND SONS, THE BROADWAY, LUDGATE. NEW YORK: 416 BROOME STREET. 1875.
LONDON: BRADBURY, AGNEW, & CO., PRINTERS, WHITEFRIARS.

This volume consists of certain of those Bow Street Reports which have appeared from time to time, during the last three years, in the columns of the Morning Herald . The very favourable notice which they then met with from the public, has induced the author to select some of the most descriptive and amusing of them, and to present them here again, with some necessary enlargements and corrections, and in a somewhat more finished state than the rapid demands of a daily paper allowed.
In their present form, therefore, they assume the more permanent character which they have been thought to deserve; the convenience of the reader is consulted, and his imagination very effectively aided, by the Designs of Mr. George Cruikshank, whose rare comic pencil has been most successfully employed in illustrating them.

J. Wight
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MORNINGS AT BOW STREET.


ADVERTISEMENT TO THE ORIGINAL EDITION.


CONTENTS.


ILLUSTRATIONS


MORNINGS AT BOW STREET.


A COOL CONTRIVANCE.


A COSTERMONGER'S QUERY.


A TEA PARTY.


PAT LANGHAM'S LOGIC.


MANGLING AND MATRIMONY.


BATTLE IN THE BOXES.


A SPOILED QUADRILLE.


OYSTER EATING.


A WATCHMAN'S WALTZ.


A LITTLE BIT OF A CAUTION.


DUNNING EXTRAORDINARY.


STREET ETIQUETTE.


THE LOVES OF M'GILLIES AND JULIA COB.


TIPSY JULIA.


AN EVENING'S PLEASURE.


A LAMPLIGHTER'S FUNERAL.


LATE HOURS AND OYSTERS.


SUPPING OUT.


A GREAT MAN IN DISTRESS.


MRS. WILLIAMS'S PETTICOAT.


"INCHING IT BACKERT."


MR. HUMPHREY BRUMMEL AND TERENCE O'CONNOR.


CUPID IN CHAMBERS.


FLORENCE O'SHAUGHNESSY.


CORINTHIANISM.


A DEBT OF HONOUR.


CHEAP DINING.


THE GENTLEMAN AND HIS BOOTS.


BEAUTY AND THE BROOMSTICK.


THE COCKNEY AND THE CAPTAIN.


JEMMY SULLIVAN.


ONE OF THE FANCY.


A SUNDAY'S RIDE.


DISAPPOINTED LOVE.


TOM CRIB AND THE COPPERSMITHS.


SOLOMON AND DESDEMONA.


A COACHMAN'S CONSCIENCE.


DANCING DONAGHU.


A MISS-ADVENTURE.


THE WEDDING RING.


TOM SAYERS.


THE DUST WHOPPER AND THE WATERMAN.


A GROWN GENTLEMAN.


DRURY-LANE MISSES.


A SMALL TASTE OF JIMAKEY.


A WHITE SERGEANT, OR PETTICOAT GOVERNMENT.


THE COOK AND THE TAILOR.


THE TWO AUTHORS.


A BOLD STROKE FOR A SUPPER.


CUPBOARD LOVE.


LOVE IN CHANCERY.


KITTY KAVANAGH.


FRENCH AND ENGLISH MIXTURE.


UNREQUITED LOVE.


A DUN AT SUPPER TIME.


THE CANTAB AND THE TURKS.


JOHN BROWN.


JOHN SAUNDERS ON HORSEBACK: A NARRATIVE;


'PON MY HONOUR IT'S TRUE.


BEER—NOT BODIES.


MOLLY LOWE.


A WEARY BENEDICT.


THE GOLDSMITH AND THE TAILOR.


THE RAPE OF THE WIG.


A BRUMMYJUM OUTRIDER.


PAT CRAWLEY'S MULE.


THE TEMPLAR AND THE COOK.


A HAGGLING CUSTOMER.


STEALING EX-OFFICIO.


A DISTRESSED FATHER.


SORROWS OF THE SULLIVANS.


"WHERE SHALL I SLEEP?"


BEEF VALOUR.


JEMMY LENNAM AND THE JEW.


MR. O'FLINN, AND HIS FRIEND'S MISTRESS.


JONAS TUNKS.


MISS HANNAH MARIA JULIANA SHUM AND HER BEAU.


PIG WIT.


AN IRISH TAILOR.


BOX-LOBBY LOUNGERS.


IRISH GALLANTRY.

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2011-04-07

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Crime -- England -- London

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