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il Chapter XXXIX. The Honourable Arthur Eaton INDEX. XL. Eleanor and the Prince . XLI. Caroline and the Young Lady XLII. The Mysteries of the Book-Case XLIII. The Bane and Antidote XLIV. Mrs. Fitzherbert XLV. The Ball. XLVI. Julia.—Mr. Grumley . XLVII. The Result . XLVIII. The Manceuvring Milliner XLIX. A Visit to Mrs. Lindley’s House . L. The Prisoners . LI. Mrs. Piggleberry and to: Leder ; LII. Newgate ; LIII. The Mysteries of old Paintings LIV. Joe Warren in Newgate LV. The Milliner and the Prince LVI. Two Specimens of the “ New iene . LViI. The Old Bailey : LVI. The Duchess and the (nice LIX. The Countess and the Milliner LX. The Surgeon. The Royal Guest LXII. The Prince and the Mags LXIII. The Condemned Sermon.—The meeeition LXIV. The Portrait and the Dream LXV. The Milliner’s Parlour LXVI. The “ Subject.” LXVII. The Resuscitated LXVIII. The Devil’s Punch-bowl LXIX. Pauline and Gabriel LXX. An Unexpected Meeting ; LXXI. The Fair Patrician and the Recuscitatedh LXXII. Fresh Schemes and Plots. LXXIII. The Grand Entertainment at Carita Hotes LXXIV. The Ball-room LXXYV. Another Scene at Caren tease LXXVI. A Strange Visitress.—A Welcome Propacal : LXXVII. The Sisters LXXVIII. The Proposal LXXIX. The Heir-Apparent and Mis Friend LXXX. The New Light Tract Distribution Society LXXXI. The Expedition LXXXII. The Interview ; LXXXIII. The Princess Amelia LXXXIV. Camilla ; LXXXV. Another Incident of the Same Night LXXXVI. The Orphan. LXXXVII. The Orphan’s Reiende LXXXVIII. Mrs. Fitzherbert and Tim Mesdeles LXXXIX. The Bargain of Crime XC, The Crime Accomptished XCI. The Church ; : XCII. The Way-side Cottage. _The iNcoident XCIII. Royalty’s Morning Amusemeat COLA (ElOOO_ KS. COR