XXXV. THE CITY BALL AT THE MANSION HOUSE. 368 Portraits of the Duke of Sussex, the Lord Mayor (Waith- man) and Lady Mayoress, the Sheriffs Laurie and Whittaker, Aldermen Wood and Curtis, Sir Richard Phillips, Messrs. Hone, Patten, with other well-known Characters. XXXVI. JEMMY GORDON'S FROLIC. 369 A Cambridge tale. Vide Peter House. ILLUSTRATIONS ON WOOD FROM ORIGINAL DESIGNS BY CRUIKSHANK, ROWLANDSON, GILRAY, AND FINLAY, ENGRAVED BY BONNER AND HUGHES. VIGNETTE ON TITLE PAGE. Old Father Time borne away on the shoulders of the Genii, Frolic, Mirth, and Fancy. 1. The Author's Chamber--Index, the bookseller, and Ber- nard Blackmantle, projecting a new work 2. Horatio Heartly reading the "English Spy" to Lady Mary Oldstyle 17 3. A correct view of Eton College from the playing-fields 32 4. The five principal orders of Eton--Doctor, Dame, Colleger, Oppidan, and Cad. A Sketch taken opposite the Long Walk 42 5. The Cloisters, Eton College 58 6. Herbert Stockhore, the Montem Poet Laureate, a Sketch from the Life as he appeared in the Montem Procession of May, 1823 59 7. Accurate View of the Interior of Eton College Hall 96 8. Interior of Eton School Room 105 9. The Oxonian reclining, an emblematical design 111 10. Five characteristic orders of Oxford 113 11. Portrait of Mr. B--the classical Alma Mater Coachman of Oxford 128 12. View of Christchurch College 129 13. A Bachelor of Arts drinking of the Pierian Spring 136 14. View of Bagley Wood with the Gipsy party. An extraordinary fine specimen of art, by Bonner. 157 15. Mother Goose, a portrait 162 16. Kensington Gardons, Sunday Evening. Portraits of well-known fashionable eccentricities 164 17. Vignette.--he Subject and the Resurrection Jarvey, or "Kill him when you want him" 220 18. Albanians starting for a spree, or Tom Tick on the road to Jericho 233 19. Waiting for bail 240 20. The Don and the fair of St. Clement's. An Oxford scene 243 21. The University Rake's Progress 273 22. The newly invented Steam Coach 274