THOMAS COOPER,

THE CHARTIST,
AUTHOR OF
"THE PURGATORY OF SUICIDES."
IN TWO VOLUMES.
VOL. II.
LONDON:
PRINTED FOR JEREMIAH HOW,
209. PICCADILLY.
1845.

CONTENTS
OF
THE SECOND VOLUME.

	PAGE
The Old Corporation	[7]
Ned Wilcom; a Story of a Father's Sacrifice of His Child at the Shrine of Mammon	[25]
London 'Venture; or, the old Story over again	[42]
The Lad who felt like a Fish out of Water	[60]
The Intellectual Lever that lacked a Fulcrum	[84]
Nicholas Nixon, "Gentleman," who could not understand why, but who knew "it was so"	[111]
Signs of the Times; or, One Parson and Two Clerks	[123]
Dame Deborah Thrumpkinson, and her Orphan Apprentice, Joe	[150]
Toby Lackpenny the Philosophical: a Devotee of the Marvellous	[204]