LV. THE RETURN OF THE MOB AND MILITARY TO THE TOWN.—THE MADNESS OF THE MOB.—THE GROCER’S REVENGE. LVI. THE DEPARTURE OF THE BANNERWORTHS FROM THE HALL.—THE NEW ABODE.—JACK PRINGLE, PILOT. LVII. THE LONELY WATCH, AND THE ADVENTURE IN THE DESERTED HOUSE. LVIII. THE ARRIVAL OF JACK PRINGLE.—MIDNIGHT AND THE VAMPYRE.—THE MYSTERIOUS HAT. LIX. THE WARNING.—THE NEW PLAN OF OPERATION.—THE INSULTING MESSAGE FROM VARNEY. LX. THE INTERRUPTED BREAKFAST AT SIR FRANCIS VARNEY’S. LXI. THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER.—THE PARTICULARS OF THE SUICIDE AT BANNERWORTH HALL. LXII. THE MYSTERIOUS MEETING IN THE RUIN AGAIN.—THE VAMPYRE’S ATTACK UPON THE CONSTABLE. LXIII. THE GUESTS AT THE INN, AND THE STORY OF THE DEAD UNCLE. LXIV. THE VAMPIRE IN THE MOONLIGHT.—THE FALSE FRIEND. LXV. VARNEY’S VISIT TO THE DUNGEON OF THE LONELY PRISONER IN THE RUINS. LXVI. FLORA BANNERWORTH’S APPARENT INCONSISTENCY.—THE ADMIRAL’S CIRCUMSTANCES AND ADVICE.—MR. CHILLINGWORTH’S MYSTERIOUS ABSENCE. LXVII. THE ADMIRAL’S STORY OF THE BEAUTIFUL BELINDA. LXVIII. MARCHDALE’S ATTEMPTED VILLANY, AND THE RESULT. LXIX. FLORA BANNERWORTH AND HER MOTHER.—THE EPISODE OF CHIVALRY. LXX. THE FUNERAL OF THE STRANGER OF THE INN.—THE POPULAR COMMOTION, AND MRS. CHILLINGWORTH’S APPEAL TO THE MOB.—THE NEW RIOT.—THE HALL IN DANGER. LXXI. THE STRANGE MEETING AT THE HALL BETWEEN MR. CHILLINGWORTH AND THE MYSTERIOUS FRIEND OF VARNEY. LXXII. THE STRANGE STORY.—THE ARRIVAL OF THE MOB AT THE HALL, AND THEIR DISPERSION. LXXIII. THE VISIT OF THE VAMPIRE.—THE GENERAL MEETING. LXXIV. THE MEETING OF CHARLES AND FLORA. LXXV. MUTUAL EXPLANATIONS, AND THE VISIT TO THE RUINS. LXXVI. THE SECOND NIGHT-WATCH OF MR. CHILLINGWORTH AT THE HALL. LXXVII. VARNEY IN THE GARDEN.—THE COMMUNICATION OF DR. CHILLINGWORTH TO THE ADMIRAL AND HENRY. LXXVIII. THE ALTERCATION BETWEEN VARNEY AND THE EXECUTIONER IN THE HALL.—THE MUTUAL AGREEMENT. LXXIX. THE VAMPYRE’S DANGER.—THE LAST REFUGE.—THE RUSE OF HENRY BANNERWORTH. LXXX. THE DISCOVERY OF THE BODY OF MARCHDALE IN THE RUINS BY THE MOB.—THE BURNING OF THE CORPSE.—THE MURDER OF THE HANGMAN. LXXXI. THE VAMPYRE’S FLIGHT.—HIS DANGER, AND THE LAST PLACE OF REFUGE. LXXXII. CHARLES HOLLAND’S PURSUIT OF THE VAMPYRE.—THE DANGEROUS INTERVIEW. LXXXIII. THE MYSTERIOUS ARRIVAL AT THE INN.—THE HUNGARIAN NOBLEMAN.—THE LETTER TO VARNEY. LXXXIV. THE EXCITED POPULACE.—VARNEY HUNTED.—THE PLACE OF REFUGE. LXXXV. THE HUNGARIAN NOBLEMAN GETS INTO DANGER.—HE IS FIRED AT, AND SHOWS SOME OF HIS QUALITY.