CXLIII.--Conclusion of the History of a Dress-maker: a Love Story 140 CXLIV.--Dover 144 CXLV.--A Mysterious Occurrence.--The Journey continued 148 CXLVI.--Two Unpleasant Lodgers 151 CXLVII.--The Captain’s Ludicrous Adventure 155 CXLVIII.--The Charterhouse 160 CXLIX.--A Strange Narrative 163 CL.--The Colonel and the Captain 168 CLI.--The Calm--The Tempest 170 CLII.--The Father, the Son, and the Son’s Wife 176 CLIII.--Father and Son 183 CLIV.--Mrs. Fitzhardinge 187 CLV.--The Mother and Daughter 190 CLVI.--The Half-brothers 195 CLVII.--Political Observations.--The Departure of Charles Hatfield 199 CLVIII.--Mrs. Mortimer in London 202 CLIX.--Mrs. Mortimer’s Adventures continued 206 CLX.--The Husband and Wife 210 CLXI.--Agnes Vernon and her Father 213 CLXII.--Laura in Paris 217 CLXIII.--Laura and Rosalie 224 CLXIV.--Laura’s Amour 228 CLXV.--Lord William Trevelyan 232 CLXVI.--A Sketch of Two Brothers.--A Mystery 237 CLXVII.--The Lawyer 242 CLXVIII.--The Nobleman and the Lawyer 246 CLXIX.--A Scene 248 CLXX.--Agnes and Mrs. Mortimer 253 CLXXI.--Jack Rily, the Doctor 258 CLXXII.--A Maiden’s First Love 263 CLXXIII.--Hopes Fulfilled 266 CLXXIV.--A Night of Terrors 269 CLXXV.--The Haunted House in Stamford Street 274 CLXXVI.--Scenes in the Haunted House 277 CLXXVII.--History of the Haunted House in Stamford Street 282 CLXXVIII.--Conclusion of the History of the Haunted Houses 288 CLXXIX.--The Ghost.--Agnes and Mrs. Mortimer 307 CLXXX.--Agnes and Trevelyan 310 CLXXXI.--Explanations 314