The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-11-13 00:00:00

" EGAN'S LIFE IN LONDON."

This Day was published, elegantly printed in Royal Octavo,
and illustrated with Fifty exquisite Engravings, if. His. in
boards, or in Twerve Numbers, price b. each,
lIFE IN LONDON; or, the Day and Night
. Scenes of JaltßY HAWTHORN. Esq. and his elegant
Friend. CORINTHIAN Toy, in their Ranibles and Spews
through the Metropolis.
By PIERCE EGAN.
•,,* The Scenes, abounding with fan, gaiety of style. MO.
dote. and character, have all been takes on the spot. at ;Mk
moment they presented themselves, by those inimitable Art-
ists. I.R. and G. CRUIRMANIE. They portray Jerry's
introduction to Mr. Primefit ; the gay show in Hyde Park ;
the anecdotes and stroll in the Saloon ; taking Blue Ruin in
the Bluiceries; the lark at the Coffee-shop ; the spree and
gammon before old Snoozy. with the feeling Jervis, the
good Beak, and the unfortunate Cyprian. at Bow-street ;
the Art of Self-Defence at Mr. Jackson's Rooms ; drinking
punch out of the Champion of England's Cup; winn;ng
Money on Jaceo filaecacco ; getting the best of a Charley;
a look-in at Tattersati's ; gay Moments with Corinthian
Kate and the lovely Sue ; the Assault at O'Shaunessy's ; the
old Fortune-Teller; the grandeur and imposing appearance
of Carlton-palace ; the Row in Leicester Fields with the
Peep o' Day Boys; the Morning of Execution—a Finish of
some sort of Life in London; Merchants at the Royal Ex-
change—orincipally the Architects of their own Fortunes;
the rich Contrast of Characters at Att.-Max and A LMALX'Sg;
the Royal Cockpit; the gammon and trying it-on qualities
of the Swell Broad Coves ; the humour and fun at the grand
Carnival ; Don Giovanni and the Green Room ; tasting
Wine in the Wood; the Opera Douse; making the most of
a Night at Vauxhall ; a Shilling well laid out at the Royal
Academy; masquerading it among the Cadgers ; poor Bob
blown up at Point Nonplus; the chequered Scene of Man-
kind at a Whistling Shop; the Climax. Jerry beat to a
stand-still ; and his return to Hawthorn Hall.
London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater-
noster Row.

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