Transcriber's Notes: Words in italics in the original are surrounded by _underscores_. A row of asterisks represents a thought break. A complete list of corrections as well as other notes follows the text. ANECDOTES OF THE MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF LONDON DURING THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY; INCLUDING THE CHARITIES, DEPRAVITIES, DRESSES, AND AMUSEMENTS, OF THE CITIZENS OF LONDON, DURING THAT PERIOD; WITH A REVIEW OF THE STATE OF SOCIETY IN 1807. TO WHICH IS ADDED, A SKETCH OF THE DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE, AND OF THE VARIOUS IMPROVEMENTS IN THE METROPOLIS. ILLUSTRATED BY FORTY-FIVE ENGRAVINGS. BY JAMES PELLER MALCOLM, F. S. A. AUTHOR OF "LONDINIUM REDIVIVUM," &c. &c. THE SECOND EDITION. VOLUME II. _LONDON_: PRINTED FOR LONGMAN, HURST, REES, AND ORME, PATERNOSTER ROW. 1810. John Nichols and Son, Printers, Red Lion Passage, Fleet Street, London. _CONTENTS_ OF THE SECOND VOLUME. CHAP. V. Page. Public Methods of raising Money exemplified in Notices relating to Lotteries, Benefit Societies, &c. 1 CHAP. VI. The Religious and Political Passions of the Community illustrated by Anecdotes of popular Tumults 11 CHAP. VII. Amusement--Detail of its principal Varieties since 1700 107 CHAP. VIII. Anecdotes of Dress, and of the Caprices of Fashion 312 CHAP. IX. Domestic Architecture traced from its origin to its present improved state in London--Lighting and improving of Streets--Obstructions in them--Ornaments, &c. 358 CHAP. X. Sketch of the present State of Society in London 406 _PLATES_ TO THE SECOND VOLUME. The Plates of Dress (chronologically) 312 Croydon Palace } Brick Gateway near Bromley } 364 The Views of Antient and Modern Houses 366 The general Views 404 CHAP. V. PUBLIC METHODS OF RAISING MONEY EXEMPLIFIED, IN NOTICES RELATING TO LOTTERIES, BENEFIT SOCIETIES, &C.