Albert’s Allowance—_The Times_’ Comments on the Marriage—Royal Wedding Cake—Louis Napoleon’s Duel—Nelson Column—Noblemen’s Servants—Uproar at the Royal Italian Opera House CHAPTER XIII. The Mulready Envelope—Plans of Royal Exchange 130 decided on—Fire at York Minster—Queen shot at by Oxford—Oxford in Bedlam—Scientific Agriculture—Electro Metallurgy—Embossed Envelopes—Sale of Louis Napoleon’s Effects CHAPTER XIV. Lord Cardigan and the “Black Bottle” Case—Lord 142 Cardigan’s Duel with Lieut. Tuckett—Steam to India—Nelson Column—Mormonism—“The Boy Jones”—Napoleon’s Body transferred to France CHAPTER XV. 1841 Death of Scott, “the American Diver”—Prince 152 Albert’s Ducking—Monster Cheese—“The Boy Jones”—“Tracts for the Times”—Tract XC.—Earl of Cardigan flogs a Soldier on Sunday—Dispute as to the Discovery of the Electric Telegraph—Sale of Shakspere Autograph—The Census—Astley’s Amphitheatre Burnt—Behaviour of “Gentlemen” CHAPTER XVI. Story of an Irish Informer—Steam Cars—Sale of 165 Vauxhall Gardens—First Jewish Baronet—New Railway opened—High Tide—Fire at the Tower—Birth of Prince of Wales: His Patent as such—The Thames at length Tunnelled—Antiquities found in the Royal Exchange CHAPTER XVII. 1842 Foundation of Royal Exchange laid—Medal connected 177 therewith—Father Mathew’s Miracle—Christening of the Prince of Wales—King Edward VII.—Hard Work of the King of Prussia—The Earthquake in London—The Queen drinking “Grog”—Photography—Talbotype—Sale at Strawberry Hill—Presents to the King of Prussia CHAPTER XVIII. The Royal “Bal Costumé”—The Queen shot at by 187 Francis and by Bean—Duke of Cambridge’s Star—Chartism—Income Tax—Female Chartist Association—A Gipsy Trial—Closing of the Fleet Prison—Married in a Sheet—Enormous Damages in a Gambling Case CHAPTER XIX. 1843 Murder of Mr. Drummond—Rebecca and her 199 Daughters—Spread of the Movement through Wales—Its End—Rebecca Dramatised—Rebecca in London CHAPTER XX. Gretna Green Parsons—Number of Marriages—Chinese 209 Indemnity—Thames Tunnel—The Aerial Machine—Treasure Trove—Accident to Mr. Brunel—Arkwright’s Will—Secession in the Scotch Church—The “Gent”—Shakspere’s Autograph CHAPTER XXI.