_ _ | | ST. JAMES'S SERIES. H | | People wearing coronets. i | Superior__| People related to coronets. g | Class. | People having no coronet, but who expect to get one. h | | People who talk of their grandfathers, and keep a -| | carriage. L | |_ i | _ f | | SECONDARY. e | | (_Russell-square group._) | | People who keep a carriage, but are silent |_ | respecting their grandfathers. _ | People who give dinners to the superior series. | | People who talk of the four per cents, and are | | suspected of being mixed up in a grocery concern M | Transition_| in the City. i | Class. | d | | (_Clapham group._) d | | People who "confess the Cape," and say, that though l | | Pa amuses himself in the dry-salter line in e | | Fenchurch-street, he needn't do it if he didn't -| | like. L | | People who keep a shop "concern" and a one-horse i | | shay, and go to Ramsgate for three weeks in the f | |_ dog-days. e | _ | | People who keep a "concern," but no shay, do the | | genteel with the light porter in livery on solemn | | occasions. | | People, known as "shabby-genteels," who prefer |Metamorphic | walking to riding, and study Kidd's "How to live |_ class. __| on a hundred a-year." _ | L | | INFERIOR SERIES. o | | (_Whitechapel group._) w | | People who dine at one o'clock, and drink stout out | |_ of the pewter, at the White Conduit Gardens. L-| _ i | | People who think Bluchers fashionable, and ride in f | Primitive__| pleasure "wans" to Richmond on Sundays in summer. e | Formation. | | | (_St. Giles's group._) |_ |_Tag-rag and bob-tail in varieties.