PLATE VII. The Fleet Prison, 148 PLATE VIII. The Madhouse--The Faithful Friend, 154 SOUTHWARK FAIR, 162 A MIDNIGHT MODERN CONVERSATION, 184 THE SLEEPING CONGREGATION, 192 THE DISTRESSED POET, 200 THE ENRAGED MUSICIAN, 206 THE FOUR TIMES OF THE DAY-- MORNING. Miss Bridget Alworthy on her way to Church, 216 NOON. A Motley Congregation leaving Service, 222 EVENING. The Shrew and her Husband going home--By the New River at Islington, 226 NIGHT. The Drunken Freemason taken care of by the Waiter at the Rummer Tavern, 230 STROLLING ACTRESSES DRESSING IN A BARN, 240 MR. GARRICK IN THE CHARACTER OF RICHARD THE THIRD, 255 INDUSTRY AND IDLENESS-- PLATE I. The Fellow-apprentices, Thomas Goodchild and Thomas Idle, at their Looms, 270 PLATE II. The Industrious Apprentice performing the duty of a Christian, 272 PLATE III. The Idle Apprentice at play in the Churchyard during Divine Service, 274 PLATE IV. The Industrious Apprentice a favourite, and trusted by his Master, 276 PLATE V. The Idle Apprentice turned away and sent to sea, 278 PLATE VI. The Industrious Apprentice out of his time, and married to his Master's Daughter, 280 PLATE VII. The Idle Apprentice returned from sea, and in a Garret with a Common Prostitute, 282 PLATE VIII. The Industrious Apprentice grown rich, and Sheriff of London, 284 PLATE IX. The Idle Apprentice betrayed by a Prostitute, and taken in a Night-cellar with his Accomplice, 286 PLATE X. The Industrious Apprentice Alderman of London--The Idle one brought before him and impeached by his Accomplice, 288 PLATE XI. The Idle Apprentice Executed at Tyburn, 290 PLATE XII. The Industrious Apprentice Lord Mayor of London, 292 ROAST BEEF AT THE GATE OF CALAIS, 298 THE COUNTRY INN YARD--PREPARING TO START THE COACH, 306 PREFACE TO THE NEW EDITION.