Chip: Henry the Ninth of England!
4/11/1854
The Moral of This Year
North and South [x]
On the Yorkshire Moors
Mr. Whittlestick
H. C. Williston, California Characters and Sketches, n.d.
An Unsettled Neighbourhood
11/11/1854
This article to some extent recapitulates Dickens's description in Ch. 6 of Dombey and Son (published in 1846) of the devestating effect on the north-west London suburb of Camden Town of the building of the London to Birmingham railway.
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A Home Question
Mildred's Lovers
A Vision
North and South [xi]
Jean Raisin
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Reflections of a Lord Mayor
18/11/1854
Wild Legends
Ernst Adolf Willkomm,
Commission and Omission
Give
North and South [xii]
Bullfrog
Chip: Our Russian Relations
Mr. Bull's Somnambulist
25/11/1854
Dickens here lampoons the Prime Minister, the seventy-year-old Earl of Aberdeen, a Peelite Tory who had also at times supported the Whigs (hence the reference at the end of paragraph 4 to his earlier 'contortion').