The Mysteries of London, v. 4/4Front matterReading editionChapter navigation106 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE MYSTERIES OF LONDON.ILLUSTRATIONS TO VOL. II. SECOND SERIES.Chapter CX · CONTINUATION OF THE BLACK’S VISITS TO HIS PRISONERS.Chapter CXI · A CONVERSATION.Chapter CXII · THE CONVERSATION CONCLUDED.Chapter CXIII · ESTHER DE MEDINA AND OLD DEATH.Chapter CXIV · OLD DEATH IN THE DUNGEON.Chapter CXV · THOMAS RAINFORD.Chapter CXVI · OLD DEATH.Chapter CXVII · AN EXPLANATORY CONVERSATION.Chapter CXVIII · THE INSOLVENT DEBTORS’ COURT.Chapter CXIX · THE EXAMINATION OF MR. FRANK CURTIS.Chapter CXX · THE LAPSE OF NINETEEN YEARS.Chapter CXXI · MR. HATFIELD.Chapter CXXII · TWO OF THE READER’S OLD FRIENDS.Chapter CXXIII · A MAN OF BUSINESS.Chapter CXXIV · CHARLES HATFIELD.Chapter CXXV · THE PROJECTED RAILWAY COMPANY.Chapter CXXVI · ELUCIDATIONS.Chapter CXXVII · THE WANDERERS.Chapter CXXVIII · THE JOURNEY CONTINUED AND CONCLUDED.Chapter CXXIX · THE ADVERTISING AGENT.Chapter CXXX · PERDITA.Chapter CXXXI · THE SYREN’S ARTS AND CHARMS.Chapter CXXXII · THE DANGEROUS SOPHISTRY OF A LOVELY WOMAN.Chapter CXXXIII · A THRONE SURROUNDED BY REPUBLICAN INSTITUTIONS.Chapter CXXXIV · A PAINFUL SCENE.Chapter CXXXV · CHARLES HATFIELD AND MRS. FITZHARDINGE.Chapter CXXXVI · INFATUATION.Chapter CXXXVII · TWO MORE OLD ACQUAINTANCES.Chapter CXXXVIII · THE MONEY-LENDER.Chapter CXXXIX · THE MISER ALONE IN HIS DWELLING.Chapter CXL · FRESH SCENES AND MORE TROUBLES AT HOME.Chapter CXLI · THE FLIGHT.Chapter CXLII · THE DRESS-MAKER: A LOVE STORY.Chapter CXLII · THE DRESS-MAKER: A LOVE STORY. (continued 2)Chapter CXLIII · CONCLUSION OF THE HISTORY OF THE DRESS-MAKER: A LOVE STORY.Chapter CXLIV · DOVER.Chapter CXLV · A MYSTERIOUS OCCURRENCE.—THE JOURNEY CONTINUED.Chapter CXLVI · TWO UNPLEASANT LODGERS.Chapter CXLVII · THE CAPTAIN’S LUDICROUS ADVENTURE.Chapter CXLVIII · THE CHARTER HOUSE.Chapter CXLIX · A STRANGE NARRATIVE.Chapter CL · THE COLONEL AND THE CAPTAIN.Chapter CLI · THE CALM.—THE TEMPEST.Chapter CLII · THE FATHER, THE SON, AND THE SON’S WIFE.Chapter CLIII · FATHER AND SON.Chapter CLIV · MRS. FITZHARDINGE.Chapter CLV · THE MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.Chapter CLVI · THE HALF-BROTHERS.Chapter CLVII · POLITICAL OBSERVATIONS.—THE DEPARTURE OF CHARLES HATFIELD.Chapter CLVIII · Mrs. Mortimer in London.Chapter CLIX · MRS. MORTIMER’S ADVENTURES CONTINUED.Chapter CLX · THE HUSBAND AND WIFE.Chapter CLXI · AGNES VERNON AND HER FATHER.Chapter CLXII · LAURA IN PARIS.Chapter CLXIII · LAURA AND ROSALIE.Chapter CLXIV · LAURA’S AMOUR.Chapter CLXV · LORD WILLIAM TREVELYAN.Chapter CLXVI · A SKETCH OF TWO BROTHERS.—A MYSTERY.Chapter CLXVII · THE LAWYER.Chapter CLXVIII · THE NOBLEMAN AND THE LAWYER.Chapter CLXIX · A SCENE.Chapter CLXX · AGNES AND MRS. MORTIMER.Chapter CLXXI · JACK RILY, THE DOCTOR.Chapter CLXXII · A MAIDEN’S FIRST LOVE.Chapter CLXXIII · HOPES FULFILLED.Chapter CLXXIV · A NIGHT OF TERRORS.Chapter CLXXV · THE HAUNTED HOUSE IN STAMFORD STREET.Chapter CLXXVI · SCENES IN THE HAUNTED HOUSE.Chapter CLXXVII · HISTORY OF THE HAUNTED HOUSES IN STAMFORD STREET.Chapter CLXXVIII · CONCLUSION OF THE HISTORY OF THE HAUNTED HOUSES.Chapter CLXXVIII · CONCLUSION OF THE HISTORY OF THE HAUNTED HOUSES. (continued 2)Chapter CLXXIX · THE GHOST.—AGNES AND MRS. MORTIMER.Chapter CLXXX · AGNES AND TREVELYAN.Chapter CLXXXI · EXPLANATIONS.Chapter CLXXXII · LAURA MORTIMER’S NEW INTRIGUES.Chapter CLXXXIII · AN UNEXPECTED VISIT AND A DREADED ARRIVAL.Chapter CLXXXIV · LAURA AND HER MOTHER.—ANOTHER INTERRUPTION.Chapter CLXXXV · THE LAWYER’S HEAD CLERK.Chapter CLXXXVI · DR. SWINTON.Chapter CLXXXVII · THE LUNATIC ASYLUM.Chapter CLXXXVIII · THE CONFESSIONS OF A LUNATIC.Chapter CLXXXIX · SCENES IN THE LUNATIC ASYLUM.Chapter CXC · A SCENE IN A CAB.Chapter CXCI · THE OLD MARQUIS AND THE YOUNG LORD.Chapter CXCII · MRS. MORTIMER IN LONDON AGAIN.Chapter CXCIII · JACK RILY AND MRS. MORTIMER.Chapter CXCIV · MOTHER AND DAUGHTER AGAIN.Chapter CXCV · HORRORS.Chapter CXCVI · RESOLUTIONS.Chapter CXCVII · THE MARQUIS OF DELMOUR.Chapter CXCVIII · CASTELCICALA.Chapter CXCIX · THE MARCHIONESS OF DELMOUR.Chapter CC · JACK RILY AND THE LAWYER’S CLERK.Chapter CCI · MR. HEATHCOTE AND HIS CLERK.Chapter CCII · JACK RILY AND VITRIOL BOB.Chapter CCIII · THE BENGAL ARMS.—RENEWED WANDERINGS.Chapter CCIV · THE CATASTROPHE.Chapter CCV · THE CASTELCICALAN REPUBLIC.Chapter CCVI · CHARLES HATFIELD IN LONDON AGAIN.Chapter CCVII · MR. GREEN’S OFFICE.Chapter CCVIII · PERDITA, THE LOST ONE!Chapter CCIX · MR. GREEN’S MISSION.CONCLUSION.Beginning of this editionNext chapter →THE MYSTERIES OF LONDON.All chapters and sections (106)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE MYSTERIES OF LONDON.Sections2Volume 2 · Chapters110111112113114115116117118119120121122123124125126127128129130131132133134135136137138139140141142142143144145146147148149150151152153154155156157158159160161162163164165166167168169170171172173174175176177178178179180181182183184185186187188189190191192193194195196197198199200201202203204205206207208209Volume 2 · Other sectionsCONCLUSION.The cover image was created by the transcriber and is placed in the public domain.◇THE MYSTERIES OF LONDON. →