Aristocratic Members--Entrance and Subscription Fees--How Managed and Supported--Architectural Splendor--Choice Wines and Luxurious Dinners--Interesting Statistics--A Model Kitchen--Heavy Swell Club, 92 CHAPTER VIII. WESTMINSTER ABBEY. Its Dimensions and Architectural Construction--Its Wealth and Immense Revenues--The Burial-Place of the Kings and Queens--Magnificence of their Tombs--Tomb of Shakespeare--Tomb of Milton--Tomb of Mary Queen of Scots--Coronation of William the Conqueror--The Massacre, 107 CHAPTER IX. THE COSTERMONGERS AND RAG FAIR. The New Cut--Heathenism of the Costers--Marriage Relation--Old Clothes District--Petticoat Lane--Congress of Rags--Modus Operandi of Selling, 128 CHAPTER X. FROM NEWGATE TO TYBURN. Dying for an Idea--Execution of Barrett--Man in the Mask--Famous Criminals--Pestiferous Prison--The Old Bailey Court--Hotel Regulations--Drinking from St. Giles' Bowl, 145 CHAPTER XI. DOCTORS' COMMONS. Marriage Licenses--Divorces--Ecclesiastical Court--High Court of Admiralty--Paying the Piper--Legal Scoundrelism--The Last Will and Testaments of Shakespeare, Milton, and of Napoleon Bonaparte--The Forgotten Sailor, 159 CHAPTER XII. THE BOHEMIANS OF LONDON. Carlisle Arms--A Pint of Cooper--Cockerell's Lodgings--Fitz and Dawson, or the Radical and Conservative Reporter--The Short Hand Reporter--Dawson's Story--A Song from the Speaker--Beautiful Potato, 167 CHAPTER XIII. TOWER, PALACE, AND PRISON. Its History and Dimensions--Council Chamber--Jolly Bishops and Royal Prisoners--The Traitor's Gate--Anne Boleyn--Princess Elizabeth--Heroism of Lady Jane Grey upon the Scaffold--The Crown Jewels--What can be seen for a Sixpence, 183 CHAPTER XIV. CADGERS OF LONDON BRIDGE. Under the Arches--Vagrancy and Pauperism--The Family Gathering--The Cadger's Meal--A Confirmed Vagrant--The Girl Molly--The Hopeful Son--The Cadger's Story, 207 CHAPTER XV. THE LUNGS OF LONDON. Regent's and Hyde Parks--Dimensions of the Public Parks and Gardens--What they Contain--Bathing in Hyde Park--Richmond Park with its Forests and Hunting Grounds--Hampton Court Park--Its Labyrinth--The Crystal Palace--Veteran Musicians--Greenwich Park--Grand Observatory, 216 CHAPTER XVI. THE RAKES OF THE ROYAL FAMILY. Vagabonds in Kingly Robes--Prince of Wales and his Personal Friends--The Prince and the London Brewer as Firemen--Lord Carington as a Coachman--His Cowardly Assault upon Greenville Murray--The Prince and Cabman--Infamy of the Prince--A Mad King, 226 CHAPTER XVII. FAST YOUNG ENGLAND.