Side-lights on English society, or Sketches from life, social & satirical

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FLIRTS,
I. ABOUT FLIRTS IN GENERAL . . . .
II. THE FLIRT’S POWER . . . . .
JII. THE FLIRT IN THE SEASON . . . .
IV. 'THE FLIRT PROM EXAMPLE AND PRECEPT .
V. THE FLIRT WHO HAS PLAIN SISTERS . .
VI. THE ECCLESIASTICAL FLIRT . . . .
VII. REGIMENTAL FLIRTS ON HOME SERVICE . .
VIII. THE REGIMENTAL FLIRT ON FOREIGN SERVICE
IX. THE SEASIDE FLIRT . I . . . .
X. THE TOURIST FLIRT . . . . .
XI. COUNTRY-HOUSE AND TOWN-HOUSE FLIRTS .
XII. THE SENTIMENTAL FLIRT . . . .
XIII. THE STUDIOUS FLIRT . . . . .

ON H.B.M.’S SERVICE.
I. INTRODUCTORY . .
II. AMBASSADORS . .
III. ENVOYS EXTRAORDINARY
IV. SECRETARIES OP EMBASSY
V. SECRETARIES OP LEGATION
VI. ATTACHES . . .
VII. CONSULS-GENERAL .
VIII. CONSULS . . .
IX. VICE-CONSULS . .
-X.QUEEN’S MESSENGERS .
XI. INTERPRETERS . .
XII. AMBASSADRESSES . .

SEMI-DETACHED WIVES.
I. INTRODUCTORY . . . . .
II. AUTHORESS AND ACTRESS . . .
III. SEPARATED BY MUTUAL CONSENT . .
IV. CANDIDATES POR A DEGREE N ISI . .
V. A VERY VIRTUOUS SEMI-DETACHED WIPE
VI. ULYSSES AND PENELOPE . . .

NOBLE LORDS. ‘
I. INTRODUCTORY . . . . . .
II. THE MILLIONAIRB DUXE . . . ,
III. POLITICAL LORDS . . . I . .
IV. POLITICAL OLD FOGEYS. . . . .
V. LORDS SPIRITUAL . . . . . .
VI. THE SABBATARIAN PEER . . . .
VII. THE PHILANTHROPIST PEER . . . .
VIII. THE COACHING PEER . . . . .
IX. SPORTING PEERS . . . . . .
X. SPENDTHRIPT PEERS . . . . .
XI. PEERS WITHOUT RENT-ROLLS . . . .
XII. VIRTUOSO LORDS . . . . . .
XIII. MISERLY PEERS AND PEERS PARTIALLY INSANE
XIV. STOCK EXCHANGE LORDS . . . .
XV. LITERARY LORDS . . . . . .
XVI. A PEW CLOSING WORDS ABOUT NOBLE LORDS

YOUNG WIDOWS.
I. THE ALBUM . . . . .
In. INTERESTING YOUNG WIDOWS .
III. GAY YOUNG WIDOWS . . .
IV. YOUNG WIDOWS OP GOOD ESTATE.
V. YOUNG WIDOWS WHO TAKE BOARDERS
VI. WIDOWS WHO WANT SITUATIONS .
VII. GREAT MEN’S YOUNG WIDOWS .
VIII. WIDOWS UNDER A CLOUD . .

OUR ‘ SILVERED YOUTHf OR NOBLE OLD BOYS.
I. INTRODUCTORY . . . . . . .
II. CHARACTERISTICS COMMON TO ALL NOBLE OLD BOYS
III. POLITICAL OLD BOYS . . . . . .
IV. A HORSEY OLD BOY . . . . . .
V. AN M.F.H. . . . . . . . .
VI. THE THEATRIGAL OLD BOY . . . . .
VII. THE OLD BOY CBICKETER . . . . .
VIII. THE AGRICULTURAL OLD BOY . . . .
IX. THE WICKED OLD BOY . . . . .
X. TIIE CLERICAL OLD BOY . . . . .
XI. THE OLD BOY RECLUSE . . . . .
XII. THE SHABBY OLD BOY . . . . . .
XIII. ‘OLD CURIOSITY’ . . . . . . .
XIV. AN OLD COURTIER . . . . . .

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