The English Spy: An Original Work Characteristic, Satirical, And Humorous.: Comprising Scenes And Sketches In Every Rank Of Society, Being Portraits Drawn From The Life — John Shaqi
The English Spy: An Original Work Characteristic, Satirical, And Humorous.: Comprising Scenes And Sketches In Every Rank Of Society, Being Portraits Drawn From The LifeWestmacott, C. M. (Charles Molloy)
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The English Spy: An Original Work Characteristic, Satirical, And Humorous.: Comprising Scenes And Sketches In Every Rank Of Society, Being Portraits Drawn From The Life
Westmacott, C. M. (Charles Molloy)
England -- Social life and customs; Satire, English; University of Oxford -- Anecdotes
Battle of the Togati and the Town--Raff--A Night--Scene in
the High-Street, Oxford--Description of the Combatants--
Attack of the Gownsmen upon the Mitre--Evolutions of the
Assailants--Manoeuvres of the Proctors and Bull--Dogs--
Perilous Condition of Blackmantle and his Associates, Eglan-
tine, Echo, and Transit--Snug Retreat of Lionise--The High--
Street after the Battle--Origin of the Argotiers, and Inven-
tion of Cant--phrases--History of the Intestine Wars and
Civil Broils of Oxford, from the Time of Alfred--Origin
of the late Strife--Ancient Ballad--Retreat of the Togati--
Reflections of a Freshman--Black Matins, or the Effect of
late Drinking upon early Risers--Visit to Golgotha, or the
Place of Sculls--Lecture from the Big--Wigs--Tom Echo
receives Sentence of Rustication 246
TOWNE AND GOWNE 263
THE STAGE COACH, OR THE TRIP TO BRIGHTON.
Improvements in Travelling--Contrast of ancient and
modern Conveyances and Coachmen--Project for a new Land
Steam Carriage--The Inn--yard at the Golden Cross, Charing
Cross--Mistakes of Passengers--Variety of Characters--Ad-
vantages of the Box--seat--Obstructions on the Road--A
Pull--up at the Elephant and Castle--Move on to Kennington
Common--New Churches--Civic Villas at Brixton--Modern
Taste in Architecture described--Arrival at Croydon; why
not now the King's Road?--The Joliffe Hounds--A Hunting
Leader--Anecdotes of the Horse, by Coachee--The new
Tunnel at Reigate--The Baron's Chamber--The Golden Ball
--the Silver Ball--and the Golden Calf--Entrance into
Brighton 274
THE PROPOSITION.
Family Secrets--Female Tactics--How to carry the Point 287
SKETCHES AT BRIGHTON.
The Pavilion Party--Interior described--Royal and Noble
Anecdotes--The King and Mathews 292
CHARACTERS ON THE BEACH AND STEYNE,
BRIGHTON.
On Bathing and Bathers--Advantages of Shampooing--
French Decency--Brighton Politeness--Sketches of Character
--The Banker's Widow--Miss J----s--Mrs. F----1--Peter
Paragraph, he London Correspondent--J--k S----h--The
French Consul--Paphian Divinities--C---- L----, Esq.
Squeeze into the Libraries--The new Plunging Bath--
Chain Pier--Cockney Comicalities--Royal Gardens--The
Club House 305
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